Military, circa 1917-1919
Contents
One (1) photograph of Clyde Pangborn in military uniform (second from right) with three other men in suits and ties standing in a field in front of a Curtiss JN-4D Jenny, circa 1919. Embossed: Photo by Christian, Spokane, Wash.
One (1) group photograph of Clyde Pangborn with his military squadron, the "Fighting Fifty-First", circa 1918. Inscription: #7.
One (1) group photograph of Clyde Pangborn with his military squadron, the "Fighting Fifty-First", circa 1918. Inscription: Another view of "The Fighting Fifty-First." That's the name our squadron was known by at Berkeley.
One (1) group photograph of Clyde Pangborn with his military squadron, the "Fighting Fifty-First", circa 1918. (Duplicate of previous photograph)
One (1) photograph of a Curtiss JN-4D2 Jenny, a member of the SPAD aircraft family, and a de Havilland (Airco) D.H.4 at Love Field, 1919. Inscription: Love Field, Dallas, Texas, L-R 1. JN4D2 2. SPAD 3. DH-4, 1919. Stamped: E-3.
One (1) photograph of buildings at Eberts Field, circa 1917. Inscription on front: G86 Eberts Field looking SOUTH. Inscription on verso: Lonoke, Ark. Circa 1917 #10.
One (1) photograph of Clyde Pangborn standing in front of airplane wing, undated. Inscription on front: Clyde E. (Upsidedown) Pangborn. Stamped on verso: 7.
One (1) photograph of Clyde Pangborn in dress military uniform, circa 1918.
One (1) cardboard holder for previous photograph, undated. Stamped on folder: Martin, Spokane.
Dates
- Creation: circa 1917-1919
Creator
- From the Collection: Pangborn, Clyde Edward, approximately 1893-1958 (Person)
Language of Materials
All materials are in English.
Conditions Governing Access
This collection is open for research and is accessible in the Dahlberg Research Center by appointment. For more information contact us.
Extent
From the Series: 0.5 Cubic Feet (- One full-width legal document box)
Repository Details
Part of the The Museum of Flight Archives Repository
9404 East Marginal Way South
Seattle Washington 98108-4097
206-764-7874
curator@museumofflight.org