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[Aerial view of Alhambra Airport] (Item)

Aerial photograph of Alhambra Airport, California, circa 1920s.

[Biplane in flight] (Item)

Photograph of an aircraft taking off, California, circa 1914-1915. The inscription of the accompanying envelope identifies the location as either Griffith Park (Los Angeles) or a field in Santa Monica.Inscription on envelope: "Griffith Park Aviation Field / 1914-15 / and mud field at Santa Monica / Lawrence Brown did that job too [sic] my plane."

[Building at airfield] (Item)

Photograph of a building at an airfield, California, circa 1914-1915. The inscription of the accompanying envelope identifies the location as either Griffith Park (Los Angeles) or a field in Santa Monica.Inscription on envelope: "Griffith Park Aviation Field / 1914-15 / and mud field at Santa Monica / Lawrence Brown did that job too [sic] my plane."

[Airfield in California] (Item)

Photograph of an airfield in California, circa 1914-1915. The inscription of the accompanying envelope identifies the location as either Griffith Park (Los Angeles) or a field in Santa Monica. Inscription on envelope: "Griffith Park Aviation Field / 1914-15 / and mud field at Santa Monica / Lawrence Brown did that job too [sic] my plane."

[Ryan School of Aeronautics building at Lindbergh Field] (Item)

Photograph of a Ryan School of Aeronautics building at Lindbergh Field (present-day San Diego International Airport), California, circa 1920s-1930s. Several aircraft are parked in front of the building.Stamped on verso: "Erickson the Flying Photographer."Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.