Scope and Contents of Collection The James George Burton Photograph Collection is comprised of two (2) panoramic photographs relating to the Army Balloon School at Ross Field, Arcadia, California, where Burton was a student. The photographs show students of the school posed with balloons, jeeps, and motorcycles. Both photographs are credited to the Huddleston Photo Company of Los Angeles, California.

Contents One (1) panoramic photograph. 46" x 10" print. Six (6) balloons with soldiers in formation at the Army Balloon School in Arcadia, California, December 18, 1918.Caption: No 8659 Huddleston Photo Co. Copyrighted. Los Angeles, Cal.Stamped on verso: Copyrighted Photo Dec 18, 1918. Stamped on verso: Huddleston Photo Co. Commercial Photographers, 212-13-14 Henne...

Contents One (1) panoramic photograph. 69" x 10" print. Lineup of soldiers in jeeps and motorcycles at the Army Balloon School in Arcadia, California, 1918.Caption: No 8662 Huddleston Photo Co. Copyrighted. Los Angeles, Cal.Stamped on verso: Huddleston Photo Co. Commercial Photographers, 212-13-14 Henne Bldg. 122 W. 3rd Los Angeles, Cal. Price [blank] No [blank]. Prompt attention to mail orders, order by...

Contents One (1) panoramic photograph of Kelly Field, 1919. Bird's-eye view of air field buildings with printed captions: Kelly Field #2, Tex., Jan. 5, 1919. Photo by Charles Steele, 310 1/2 W. Commerce St., San Antonio, Tex.

One (1) panoramic photograph of a group of soldiers in uniform, circa 1917-1919. Possibly Emrick's squadron during World War I. Inscription on reverse: Names and addresses of the men pictured.

Contents This is a copy of the original photograph, which is still in the possession of the Dunnam family.

Contents of the Collection The Merwin W. Vining World War II Collection is comprised of materials related to Vining's time in the United States Air Force (USAF) from 1935-1945. The bulk of the collection is from Vining's time as a cadet, including a large framed black-and-white group portrait of Vining's 1935 aviation cadet graduation. In this portrait, Vining is to the right of the "Aviation Cadets '35" banner in the 3rd row. Additionally there is a large framed black-and-white group portrait of the...

Contents of the Collection The Merwin W. Vining World War II Collection is comprised of materials related to Vining's time in the United States Air Force (USAF) from 1935-1945. The bulk of the collection is from Vining's time as a cadet, including a large framed black-and-white group portrait of Vining's 1935 aviation cadet graduation. In this portrait, Vining is to the right of the "Aviation Cadets '35" banner in the 3rd row. Additionally there is a large framed black-and-white group portrait of the...

Contents of the Collection The Abraham L. Brearcliffe Jr. Collection is comprised of materials collected by Brearcliffe, Jr. during his time at Boeing. Although Brearcliffe worked at Boeing from 1930-1945, the materials in this collection are almost exclusively from the war years (1941-1945).Series I. Unions is comprised of labor union membership materials, primarily for the Sheet Metal Worker's International Association and the International Association of Machinists, including identification cards and dues...

Contents of the Collection The Dean E. Christianson World War II and Korean War Collection consists primarily of textal materials and a few visual materials from Dean's service as a navigator in the U.S. Army Transportion Corps. Included in the collection are correspondence files, personnel documents, military orders, charts, maps, navigator’s logs and flight plans, as well as a small amount of travel ephemera. The materials which range from 1941 to 1958, are organized in three series: Series I....

Scope and Contents: LearAvia Corporation This series, the largest in the collection, documents the activities of LearAvia Corporation which was established in April 1968 by William P. Lear in Reno, Nevada at the site of former Stead Air Force Base. The company was engaged in the development, manufacture, and distribution of avionic products as well the design and development of three aircraft: the LearStar 600, the Lear Allegro, and the Lear Fan 2100. The series is divided into eight subseries, administrative...