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[Form nominating Clyde Pangborn for Ox-5 Club Hall of Fame]
Nomination form submitted by Elliott N. Couden, nominating Clyde Pangborn for the Ox-5 Club's Hall of Fame, dated June 23, 1979. Includes a summary of Pangborn's aviation achievements.

[Frank M. Hawks and his Travel Air Model R]
Composite photograph of Frank M. Hawks and "Texaco 13," his Travel Air Model R aircraft (tail number NR1313), circa 1920s-1930s. Image includes the text "Happy landings!" and Hawks’s signature.

[Funeral service for Clyde Pangborn]
Photograph of the military funeral service for Clyde Pangborn at Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia, April 4, 1958. Inscription on verso: "To: Dear Doris and Percy Pangborn: It was a great honor for me to do what I could for that sterling…

[Gates' Flying Circus and Aviation Company envelope]
Envelope for the Gates' Flying Circus and Aviation Company in Denver, Colorado, circa 1920s. Includes an image of a man hanging from an aircraft wing.

[Group portrait of the Fighting 51st]
Photographic group portrait of the "Fighting 51st" squadron, United States Army, circa 1918. Clyde Pangborn may be in the photo.

[Group portrait of the Fighting 51st]
Photographic group portrait of the "Fighting 51st" squadron, United States Army, circa 1918. Clyde Pangborn may be in the photo.Inscription on verso: "Another view of 'The Fighting Fifty-First.' That's the name our squadron was known by at Berkeley."

[Group portrait of the Fighting 51st]
Photographic group portrait of the "Fighting 51st" squadron, United States Army, circa 1918. Clyde Pangborn may be in the photo.

[Hall of Fame induction certification for Clyde Pangborn]
Certificate for Clyde Pangborn's induction into the OX5 Aviation Pioneers Hall of Fame, October 6, 1979.

[Howard Hughes, associates, and Lockheed Super Electra]
Photographic postcard of Howard Hughes, his flight crew and associates, and his Lockheed Model 14-N2 Super Electra aircraft (tail number NX 18973) at Floyd Bennett Field, New York, circa July 1938. The postcard caption identifies the men (Edwin Lund,…

[Hubert Kittle and crowd with crashed Standard J-1]
Photograph of Hubert Kittle surrounded by a crowd of people as he climbs out of his crashed Standard J-1 aircraft, California, March 25, 1923. Inscription: "From Venice, Calif. to this. 'Ain't' it 'Hell' Old Pal Thomas we'll do better next time. H.…
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