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Marilyn (Chittick) Deel Pan Am Flight Attendant Collection
Clarence DeGiers photographic portrait
The collection is a single undated 8x10" sepia-toned photographic portrait of Clarence DeGiers, an early aviation pioneer and the first pilot ever to fly in Panama, by an unknown photographer. The portrait was possiby used as inspiration for a portrait painting of DeGiers by artist Justin Gruelle.
Victoria M. DeVines Douglas Aircraft Photograph and Lithograph Collection
Simonne Fleury Dickinson United Airlines Flight Attendant Photograph Collection
The Simonne Fleury Dickinson United Airlines Flight Attendant Photographs Collection consists of six black-and-white photographs of United Airlines Flight attendants with descriptions. These photographs, taken by the United Airlines News Divison, were given to Dickinson to use as publicity during her time as the Director of Foreign Travel at AAA Washington.
Robert R. and Canadette Dickson Museum of Flight Scrapbook
The Robert R. and and Canadette Museum of Flight Scrapbook is a single-item collection, created by Robert R. and Canadette Dickson and documents their involvement with The Museum of Flight and related restoration projects from 1978-1987. The scrapbook includes clippings, printed ephemera, and photographs. Topics include the Boeing Model 80A restoration, Pathfinder Awards, and Red Barn. Some pages and materials are quite loose and/or fragile.
The James H. Dilonardo Collection
James H. Dilonardo was a local aviation enthusiast strongly tied to Boeing Field and The Museum of Flight. His collection consits of photographs, textual materials, sound recordings, and film largely related to aviation in Seattle, Washington and the Pacific Northwest.
Johnny Dingle Boeing 247D Restoration Scrapbook
The Johnny Dingle Boeing 247D Restoration Scrapbook is comprised of a single photograph album with photographs, clippings, and printed ephemera that documents the restoration of The Museum of Flight's Boeing 247D (NC13347) "The City of Renton." The album holds 86 photographic prints and additional digital prints, clippings, and assorted pieces of ephemera. The album was likely compiled by Johnny Dingle, who was a founding member of The Museum of Flight and a pilot of the Boeing 247D.