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Letter and first flight air mail cover addressed to William E. Boeing and Bertha Boeing from Gordon D. Brown, Douglas Aircraft Company, June 27, 1941. Sends cover to celebrate aviation progress.Stamped cachet: "B-19, Initial Flight of World's Largest Airplane, the Douglas B-19, Super-Bomber for United States Army Air Corps. Clover Field, Santa Monica, California to March Field, Riverside,…
Demonstration flight air mail cover addressed to William E. Boeing, Seattle, Washington, from the Douglas Aircraft Company, Santa Monica, California, October 1, 1946.Stamped cachet: "Demonstration flight - Flying Post Office - En route - Los Angeles - New York - Boston - U.S. Air Mail."
Items from Box Six, Folder 9 of the Norman B. Moerbe World War II Collection, postmarked October 1943. Folder contains correspondence to Margie (Hall) Moerbe from "Dudley." Two total documents.
Items from Box Six, Folder 11 of the Norman B. Moerbe World War II Collection, postmarked March-August 1942. Folder contains correspondence to Margie (Hall) Moerbe from Thomas J. Flynn. Nine total documents.
Items from Box Three, Folder 1 of the Norman B. Moerbe World War II Collection, postmarked July 15-30, 1943. Folder contains correspondence to Margie (Hall) Moerbe from Norman B. Moerbe, written during his training with the U.S. Army Air Forces. Also includes four photographic postcards featuring images of the Santa Maria School of Flying (California) and a street scene in Santa Maria, California.…
Items from Box Two, Folder 5 of the Norman B. Moerbe World War II Collection, postmarked May 15-31, 1943. Folder contains correspondence to Margie (Hall) Moerbe from Norman B. Moerbe, written during his training with the U.S. Army Air Forces. 18 total documents.
Items from Box Two, Folder 1 of the Norman B. Moerbe World War II Collection, postmarked March 12-31, 1943. Folder contains correspondence to Margie (Hall) Moerbe from Norman B. Moerbe, written during his training with the U.S. Army Air Forces. 19 total documents.
Items from Box Two, Folder 3 of the Norman B. Moerbe World War II Collection, postmarked April 15-30, 1943. Folder contains correspondence to Margie (Hall) Moerbe from Norman B. Moerbe, written during his training with the U.S. Army Air Forces. 15 total documents.
Items from Box Two, Folder 4 of the Norman B. Moerbe World War II Collection, postmarked May 1-14, 1943. Folder contains correspondence to Margie (Hall) Moerbe from Norman B. Moerbe, written during his training with the U.S. Army Air Forces. 13 total documents.
Items from Box Two, Folder 5 of the Norman B. Moerbe World War II Collection, postmarked July 1-14, 1943. Folder contains correspondence to Margie (Hall) Moerbe from Norman B. Moerbe, written during his training with the U.S. Army Air Forces. 14 total documents.