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A day at the races [Clipping, 1937] (Item)

Magazine clipping, "A day at the races," from an unidentified publication, September 1937. Contains a collage of captioned photographs depicting scenes at the National Air Races in Cleveland, Ohio. Identified individuals in the photos are J. A. Fitz, Hugh R. Perry, Mr. Chapman, Reed Chambers, Col. W. Sumpter Smith, Col. A. H. Stackpole, Grove Webster, Fred Bradley, Lou Greve, Duke Jernigan, Waldo…

[E. Scott Osler] (Item)

Photographic portrait of E. Scott Osler, taken for his graduation from the University of Michigan, June 21, 1941. Inscription on verso: "June 21, 1941 / Graduating picture / University of Michigan / 97th Commencement / Edward Scott Osler."

[Clay Lacy with Friendship One Boeing 747] (Item)

Photograph of pilot Clay Lacy with the Friendship One Boeing 747 aircraft, circa 1988.Inscription: "To Moya / Thanks for your friendship and support. / With love / Clay."

[Halden H. Emrick with aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of Halden H. Emrick with an unidentified aircraft, circa 1920s-1930s.

[Moya O. Lear and two test pilots with Lear Fan aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of Moya O. Lear and two men in flight gear with a Lear Fan aircraft, circa 1984. Lear holds a bottle of champagne.

[Moya O. Lear and two test pilots with Lear Fan aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of Moya O. Lear and two Lear Fan test pilots with a Lear Fan aircraft, circa 1984.

[William P. Lear and Amelia Earhart] (Item)

Photograph of William P. Lear and Amelia Earhart, Roosevelt Field, New York, circa 1935.Inscription on verso: "(1935) / 2 yrs. before she crashed in the Pacific /Taken at Roosevelt Field, N.Y / Amelia Earhart and Lear / (She died July 2, 1937)."Typed caption on verso: "In 1935, Bill Lear extolls the merits of his new aircraft radio transmitter to Amelia Earhart."

[Halden H. Emrick and another pilot with Stearman Model C-3B aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of Halden H. Emrick (left) and another pilot with a Stearman Model C-3B aircraft, Cleveland, Ohio, December 1928. The sign on the building in the background reads: "Whirlwind Supplies and Service."Inscription on verso: "Cleveland Airport / Dec 1928 / H. H. Emrick left / B. A. [Ranson?] right."

[Peggy Emrick and Halden H. Emrick with Stearman Model C-3B aircraft] (Item)

Photograph of Peggy Emrick and Halden H. Emrick with a Stearman Model C-3B aircraft, Cleveland, Ohio, December 1928. Inscription on verso: "Cleveland Airport / Dec. 1928 / Peg & Hal."

[Halden H. Emrick with Stearman Model C-3B aircraft] (Item)

Photographic negative of Halden H. Emrick with a Stearman Model C-3B aircraft, Cleveland, Ohio, December 1928.