The Goodman L. Goodmanson Los Angeles International Air Meet Photograph Album collection is comprised of an album which holds sixty-three (63) black-and-white photographs, taken by Goodman L. Goodmanson, a Los Angeles Examiner photographer, at the Los Angeles International Air Meet of 1910 held at Dominguez Field in California.

The front cover of the album is detached and features a embossed dragon holding a sign 'Photographs'. Each page has one to four photographs glued on and are not captioned; identifications came from David Hatfield's Dominguez Air Meet.

The photographs are primarily snapshots and were taken over an eleven-day period, from January 10-20, 1910, and depict the pilots and balloonists who participated in the air show, including Glenn H. Curtiss, Louis Paulhan, Didier Masson, Charles K. Hamilton, Charles K. Miscarol, and Roy Knabenshue. One image shows Paulhan being handed a trophy in front of a group of onlookers and another shows the crowd lifting Paulhan into the air in celebration. Several images feature snapshots of the large crowds in attendance. Other images show smaller groups of people, including a group of unidentified women using newspapers to avoid wet weather, Madame Paulhan (Louis Paulhan's wife) talking to an unidentified man, and a group of people in evening dress, likely at a party or dance.

Aircraft are pictured in flight and on the ground, including hot air balloons, airships, the Curtiss Model D (also known as the 'Curtiss Pusher' biplane), the Farman (Brothers) 1910 biplane, and a Blériot monoplane. One image features two hot air balloons close to the ground fighting against a gust of wind. There is also one image of a map, which includes the long distance flight paths made by Louis Paulhan.

Also included in the collection is an undated handwritten notecard from 'Dot' to 'Lloyd' [Goodmanson], that presents the album as a gift.