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Wings of the morning [magazine advertisement for Command-Aire aircraft] (Item)

Magazine advertisement for Command-Aire aircraft, circa 1920s-1930s. Includes two illustrations of Command-Aire aircraft in flight, one of a pilot waving to people on the ground and one of a pilot straddling the fuselage. The text describes Command-Aire's stability and the availability of demonstrations during the Detroit Show.

"Lear Vapordyne" by Lear Motors Corp. (Item)

Informational sheet for the Lear Vapordyne Indy race car, circa 1969-1971. Contains drawings, photographs, and information related to the Vapordyne's development.

1944 National Advertisements (Item)

Brochure containing six advertisements for Lear Avia and Lear, Incorporated products, circa 1944. The ads describe the wartime utility of electric motors and actuators, and ask potential customers for ideas on how the products can be similarly useful during peacetime.

[Advertisement poster for Learadio aircraft equipment] (Item)

Advertisement poster for Learadio aircraft equipment, circa 1931-1939.