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Box 43

 Container

Contains 34 Results:

"Building up gears by electroplating (White)" -- technical report, patent copies, diagram, and memo [L-D-149], 1943 July - 1945 April

 File — Box: 43, Folder: 22
Scope and Contents: Lear, Incorporated From the Series: Series III: Lear, Incorporated documents the company business primarily focused on the years 1944-1962, although there are both earlier and later dates represented. This section reflects the company’s focus on navigational instruments for aircraft, as well as innovations in home recording and radio. Also well-represented is WPL’s re-design of the Lockheed Lodestar into his desired vision for executive air transport, the Learstar. Less well-represented is the...
Dates: 1943 July - 1945 April
Found in: The Museum of Flight Archives / William P. and Moya Olsen Lear Papers / Series III. Lear, Incorporated / Subseries D. Legal records / Patent documents

Letter to Richard Marsen from WPL. Welcomes Marsen as a shareholder, 1945 June 26

 File — Box: 43, Folder: 14
Scope and Contents: Lear, Incorporated From the Series: Series III: Lear, Incorporated documents the company business primarily focused on the years 1944-1962, although there are both earlier and later dates represented. This section reflects the company’s focus on navigational instruments for aircraft, as well as innovations in home recording and radio. Also well-represented is WPL’s re-design of the Lockheed Lodestar into his desired vision for executive air transport, the Learstar. Less well-represented is the...
Dates: 1945 June 26
Found in: The Museum of Flight Archives / William P. and Moya Olsen Lear Papers / Series III. Lear, Incorporated / Subseries C. Financial records

Letter to "all employees of Lear, Inc." from WPL. Announces his winning of the Collier Trophy and thanks employees, undated (circa 1949-1950)

 File — Box: 43, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents: Lear, Incorporated From the Series: Series III: Lear, Incorporated documents the company business primarily focused on the years 1944-1962, although there are both earlier and later dates represented. This section reflects the company’s focus on navigational instruments for aircraft, as well as innovations in home recording and radio. Also well-represented is WPL’s re-design of the Lockheed Lodestar into his desired vision for executive air transport, the Learstar. Less well-represented is the...
Dates: undated (circa 1949-1950)
Found in: The Museum of Flight Archives / William P. and Moya Olsen Lear Papers / Series III. Lear, Incorporated / Subseries B. Correspondence

Correspondence between Richard Marsen and Frederic Flader, Frederic Flader, Inc. Invites to visit the Lear, Inc. plant, 1950 December - 1951 January

 File — Box: 43, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents: Lear, Incorporated From the Series: Series III: Lear, Incorporated documents the company business primarily focused on the years 1944-1962, although there are both earlier and later dates represented. This section reflects the company’s focus on navigational instruments for aircraft, as well as innovations in home recording and radio. Also well-represented is WPL’s re-design of the Lockheed Lodestar into his desired vision for executive air transport, the Learstar. Less well-represented is the...
Dates: 1950 December - 1951 January
Found in: The Museum of Flight Archives / William P. and Moya Olsen Lear Papers / Series III. Lear, Incorporated / Subseries B. Correspondence

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