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JACK734-Amelia Earhardt and L. Gordon fly monoplane from Trespassy Bay, Newfoundland to Burry Port, Wales, in
20 hours and 4 minutes, June 17, 1928. Original print free of scanning grid. Printed 1930 Exhibit Supply Co. |
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JACK735-Ruth Law and passenger. CANCEL: Daytona Beach, Feb. 11, 1913, Fla. |
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JACK736-Mlle Helene Dutrieu in a Farman biplane. French issue, printed. |
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JACK737-A great photo which not only shows the aviatrix but also a passenger on far
right who sent the photo!
CANCEL: Daytona Beach, Apr. 18th. 1914 |
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JACK738-Katherine Stinson at Camp Kearny. Beautiful photo, rare. Kearny
Photo. Message on back is neatly x'd out. |
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JACK739-Rare photo of Katherine Stinson and the world's champion roper, Tex McLeod, at a stampede. Message on back. |
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JACK740-Pearl White at Aviation Field, Garden City, L.I. Back has Excelsor trademark and type that states card was published Post Exchange Concentration Camp. One cent stamp box. |
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JACK741-Mlle. Dutrieu, "The Lady Flier." See above. British post card. |
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JACK742-Baby Jumbo. The Daily Mirror. The elephant in the image introduced to Mrs. Stocks, the air woman at Hendon. 1912 handwritten on back. |
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JACK743-wonderful photo of Ruth Law in a Curtiss plane. |
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JACK744-Early woman aviator in a hydroplane. |
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JACK745-A TUCKS photo of Amy Johnston. She flew from England to Australia in a second-hand "Moth" airplane in 28 days, 18 of which were in the air. |
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JACK746-A German photo, Frau Melli Beese-Boutard. |
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JACK747-Miss Nardini, British close-up by Topical Postcard Co., Winton, Bournemouth. |
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JACK748-Miss Ruth Elder flying over the Statue
of Liberty. Postcard made in France! circa, 1927. |
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