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[Douglas Corrigan in aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of Douglas Corrigan in an aircraft, circa 1920s-1930s. The image is signed by Corrigan. Stamped on verso: "Erickson / The Flying Photographer / San Diego. Calif."Part of a dissembled scrapbook of items from John Fornasero's career at the Ryan Company, 1928-1937.

[Footage of World War I-era and Golden Age-era aviation, circa 1930s-1950s] (Item)

Film footage of World War I-era and Golden Age-era aviation, circa 1930s-1950s. This footage is comprised of nine segments, eight of which focus on aircraft and pilots from World War I. The remaining segment is about the transatlantic flight attempts during the 1920s, culminating in Charles Lindbergh's successful solo flight in 1927. The segments feature vintage footage related to their topics.…

[Humphrey Bogart, Charles F. Blair, and unidentified man] (Item)

Photograph of (from left to right) Humphrey Bogart, Charles F. Blair, and an unidentified man, circa 1941-1942. Stamped on verso: "Photograph by Mac Julian, [illegible]."

[Charles F. Blair, Humphrey Bogart, and Robert H. Neale] (Item)

Photograph of (from left to right) Charles F. Blair, Humphrey Bogart, and AVG (American Volunteer Group) serviceman Robert H. Neale, circa 1941-1942.Stamped on verso: "Photograph by Mac Julian, [illegible]."

[Mr. Fuchs with Stearman PT-17 Kaydet] (Item)

Photograph of Mr. Fuchs, flight instructor of Carol Nicholson, standing next to a Stearman PT-17 Kaydet aircraft, circa 1943-1945.Inscription on verso: "This is Mr. Tucks. He was my instructor in primary. As you can see he's strictly a farmer but he has a heart of gold. Will send snap of Harry later."

[Charles F. Blair, Humphrey Bogart, and Robert H. Neale] (Item)

Photograph of (from left to right) Charles F. Blair, Humphrey Bogart, and AVG (American Volunteer Group) serviceman Robert H. Neale, circa 1941-1942.Inscription on verso: "Charlie Blair, American Export Chief Pilot. Humphrey Bogart. Bob Neale."Stamped on verso: "Photograph by Mac Julian, [illegible]."

[Clyde Pangborn, Theodore Roosevelt Jr., Lewis A. Yancey, and Hugh Herndon] (Item)

Photograph of (from left to right) Clyde Pangborn, Theodore Roosevelt Jr., Lewis A. Yancey, and Hugh Herndon in the billiard room of the Governor's Mansion in San Juan, Puerto Rico, circa 1931. Typed caption on verso: "574605--Watch your credit. International Newsreel Photo Slug. (Roosevelt Group). Governor Roosevelt greets Porto Rico Flyers. San Jauan [Juan], Porto Rico--A photo made in the…

[Hugh Herndon and Clyde Pangborn working on "Miss Veedol"] (Item)

Photograph of Hugh Herndon (right) and Clyde Pangborn (left, standing on airplane) working on "Miss Veedol," a Bellanca Skyrocket CH-400 aircraft (tail number NR796W), in a hangar in Japan, circa 1931. Inscription on verso: "No 1. Upper – Pangborn. Lower – Herndon. For Opal Pangborn." Stamped on verso: "[Japanese and English text] Attention of the Editor - Kindly see that 'RENGO' is given credit…