The Felice Colombo Logbook and Photographs is a small collection consisting of one pilot's logbook and three photographs related to aviation in Italy during World War I.

The pilot's logbook belonged to Felice Colombo of Como, Italy and documents his aviation training in April-July 1918 with the 14th artillery regiment of Italy's air force. The plane listed in the log for most of his flights is an "Aviatik 100HP 6541," likely referring to an SAML/Aviatik S.1. A handwritten note with the logbook (undated, but more modern than the logbook) indicates that Colombo was the victim of a flight accident. Colombo's aviation career is also documented with a photographic portrait of him. The 3.5 x 5.5-inch black-and-white print depicts him in three-quarters head-and-shoulders view, leaning on a plane, possibly and Aviatik S.2.

Two other photographs, also black-and-white, are also in the collection, though it is uncertain if they are related to Colombo. One print (2.25 x 3.5 inches) depicts an SAML S.2 in flight. The second image (1.5 x 2.5 inches) is an informal portrait of an unidentified aviator standing in front of a Savoia-Pomilio SP.2, fuselage number 1856. Both prints are mounted on greyish-beige matboard.