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[Assorted handwritten notes, possibly by Hazel Draper, regarding promotion strategies, circa 1930s]
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Assorted handwritten notes, possibly by Hazel Draper, regarding promotion strategies, circa 1930s. Two handwritten pages.Part of a series of documents relating to Archibald's book "Heaven High, Hell Deep," published in 1935 by Albert and Charles Boni, Inc., New York.
[Handwritten note]
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Handwritten note, likely from the wallet of Henry B. Christensen, circa 1930s-1940s.
[Note from Milt Meyer]
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Handwritten note from Milt Meyer explaining how the album was gifted to him by Frances Milliren, LeRoy Milliren's widow.Item from the inside back cover of the LeRoy Milliren National Air Races photograph album, circa 1920s-1930s. Album contains one hundred ninety-eight (198) black-and-white photographs taken at the air races during this time period.
Typed note from the "Jewell County Record" newspaper regarding an article about Iva (Fullerton) Metz published on July 18, 1942. Includes the text of the article: "Congratulations to Ivalee Fullerton, as she was allowed to fly alone Sunday. She is the first girl to get 'wings,' as they call it, from the new flying field." One typed page on "Jewell County Record" stationery.
Genealogical notes and chart for Hans Eibl, 1936. Two handwritten pages.
Notes written by William P. Lear related to the sale of Lear Jet to the Gates Rubber Company, circa 1967-1968. 17 handwritten pages.
Notes written by William P. Lear about the utility of automatic direction finders, circa 1940. Describes a flight from New York to Dayon, Ohio in Lear's Waco aircraft and how a Lear ADF-8 helped him navigate despite static from a thunderstorm. Includes an inscription on page 1 from Lear. Two typed pages.Inscription: "I thought you might be interested in this. --Bill Lear."
Flight logbook No. 1 used by John B. Fornasero, November 1928 to November 1930. Includes five pages of handwritten notes referencing specific flights.
Handwritten note accompanying two photographs of Amelia Earhart taken at Mills Field, California, circa 1932. Describes the note writer's chance encounter with Earhart. One handwritten page.