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Photograph of a fireworks display produced by Clyde Pangborn during a nighttime flight, New Orleans, Louisiana, July 4, 1924.Inscription on verso: "Night fireworks flight. New Orleans."

Clipping, "Taking undue liberties with the solar system," from Mid-Week Pictorial, July 31, 1924. Article features a captioned image of stunt pilots Clyde Pangborn and Billy Brooks performing during a fireworks exhibition over New Orleans, Louisiana.…

Photograph of eight men and a dog standing in front of several Standard J-1 aircraft of the Gates Flying Circus, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, circa 1925. From left to right: Freddy Lund, Billy Brock, Bill Wunderlich, George Daws, Chance Walker,…

Photograph of Clyde Pangborn (center, standing) with a group of Standard J-1 aircraft of the Gates Flying Circus, Birmingham, Alabama, circa 1925. The Texaco logo is painted on the planes' fuselages. Inscription on verso: "Birmingham, Ala." Stamped…

Photograph of a group of men posing with a Standard J-1 aircraft of the Gates Flying Circus, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, circa 1925. Clyde Pangborn is on the far left, second row.Inscription on verso: "Winston Salem, N.C."

Photograph of a group of other men standing with a Standard J-1 aircraft of the Gates Flying Circus, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, circa 1925. Clyde Pangborn is fifth from left.Inscription on verso: "Winston Salem, N.C."

Advertisement for the Gates' Flying Circus, October 5, 1925. Includes portraits of the Gates stunt pilots.

Photographic postcard of Clyde Pangborn standing in front of a New Standard D-25 aircraft, circa 1930.Stamped on verso: "Campbell Photos. Red Bluff, Calif."

Photograph of Clyde Pangborn (left) and Hugh Herndon (right) standing in front of a New Standard D-25 aircraft, circa 1930.Inscription on verso: "Clyde E. Pangborn. Hugh Herndon. 1930. Owners of the Flying Fleet, only circus using the New Standard…

Photograph of Clyde Pangborn (second from right), Hugh Herndon (far left), and two unidentified men standing next to a New Standard D-25 aircraft (tail number NC-9194), circa 1930. Two other aircraft are parked nearby.