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Administrative Information

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Container List

• Aeromarine inertia starter (Aeromarine Starter Co., Inc.),
  1928
• The Aeromarine Klemm AKL Plane (Aeromarine Plane and Motor Corporation),
  n.d.
• Aircraft materials: parts, instruments, accessories at greatly reduced prices (Fairchild Aircraft Corporation),
  n.d.
• Airplanes must fly: the story of the development of the Douglas transports (Douglas Aircraft Company),
  [1939?]

• American Aeronautical Corporation,
  n.d.
• Aviation fuels: a brief treatise on how and why they differ from automobile fuels (Vacuum Oil Company),
  1930

• Beauty, comfort, performance - the new Cessna 190 & 195 (Cessna Aircraft Co.),
  n.d.
• Blazes (American-LaFrance-Foamite Corporation),
  1943

• Boeing (Boeing Airplane Co.),
  n.d.
• Boeing 25th anniversary (Boeing Airplane Co.),
  [1941]
• The British & Colonial Aeroplane Company, Limited: sole agents in Great Britain & colonies for "Gnome" aviation engines,
  n.d.

• The Call aviation engine: "the magnalium engine" (Aerial Navigation Company of America),
  n.d.
• Care and operation: Hall-Scott big six type A-5a 150 h.p. airplane engine (Hall-Scott Motor Car Company),
  n.d.
• Cessna 170 (Cessna Aircraft Co.),
  n.d.

• Contact (Women's National Aeronautical Association) (vol. 1, no. 3),
  1933
• Curtiss Airports Corporation,
  [1929?]
• Curtiss "D-12" and "Conqueror" engines: their use of nickel alloy steel (International Nickel Company),
  n.d.

• Dinner in honor of Amelia Earhart Putnam in recognition of her solo trans-Atlantic flight (Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America),
  1932
• Dixie Magneto 20th century ignition: Model 120 for 12 cylinder motors (Splitdorf Electrical Co.),
  1915
• The Douglas Sleeper ([Douglas Aircraft Company]),
  n.d.
• The Ercoupe: for transportation or training (Ercoupe Engineering and Research Corporation),
  [1942]

• Fairchild "all purpose" cabin monoplane (Fairchild Airplane Manufacturing Corporation),
  1928
• Field instructions for assembly of standard model E-1 airplane (Aero Standard Corporation),
  n.d.
• First name in aviation: a brief history of the Wright Aeronautical Corporation,
  n.d.
• Flight with a new flair: 1957 Cessna 182 180 (Cessna Aircraft Co.),
  [1957?]

• Gallaudet review (Gallaudet Aircraft Corporation),
  1920
• Grande, audaz, bellow: Cessna 175 (Cessna Aircraft Co.),
  1958

• Hall-Scott type A5a 150 h.p. 6 cylinder airplane engine (Hall-Scott Motor Car Company),
  n.d.
• Hall-Scott type L-4 125 h.p. 4 cylinder airplane engine (Hall-Scott Motor Car Company),
  n.d.
• Hall-Scott type L-6 200 h.p. 6 cylinder airplane engine, liberty type (Hall-Scott Motor Car Company),
  n.d.
• Hall-Scott types L-4 125 h.p., L-6 200 h.p. airplane engines: care and operation book (Hall-Scott Motor Car Company),
  n.d.

• Heralding the Aeroneer (Aero Engineering Corporation),
  n.d.
• High lights of aviation history: a brief record of the steps by which man achieved the conquest of the air (First National Bank of Detroit),
  1929
• How to make small airports pay with Aeronca (Aeronca Aircraft Corporation),
  1944

• Imperial Airways gazette (vol. 7, no. 10),
  1935
• Instruction book and parts list of the Simms high tension magneto systems (Simms Magneto Company),
  n.d.
• Interstate Cadet for 1942 (Interstate Aircraft & Engineering Corp.),
  [1941]
• Junkers-Junior (Junkers-Flugzeugwerk A-G. Dessau),
  n.d.

• Kollsman precision aircaft instruments (Kollsman Instrument Company),
  n.d.

• Lockheed model V-309 liaison airplane: preliminary data (Lockheed Aircraft Corporation),
  1945
• Lockheed 12 (Lockheed Aircraft Corporation),
  n.d.
• Low wing, all metal airplanes (Northrup Corporation),
  n.d.
• LWF (LWF Engineering Company),
  n.d.

• Model XR 60-1 mock-up conference (Lockheed Aircraft Corporation),
  1944
• The Monocoupe (No. 3) (Mono Aircraft Inc.),
  1928

• The New B/J: the first full vision plane (Berliner-Joyce Aircraft Corporation),
  [1930?]
• New, more powerful for 1948: Cessna 140 (Cessna Aircraft Co.),
  n.d.
• A new Wasp (Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Company),
  n.d.
• 1932 accomplishments of the Curtiss-Wright Corporation,
  [1933?]

• North American Aviation, Inc. annual report,
  1956
• Now YOU can fly! The Stearman-Hammond Model "Y" (Stearnman-Hammond Aircraft Corp.),
  [1937]

• The Packard diesel aircraft engine: a new chapter in transportation progress (Packard Motor Car Company),
  1930
• The perfect starter: aeroplane model "L": manufactured by the Motor-Compressor Co.,
  [1918?]
• Pilots depend on Erco (Erco Radio Laboratories, Inc.),
  n.d.

• Rainbow Neon aeronautical lighting equipment (Rainbow Light Inc.),
  [1930]
• Rearwin Airplanes Inc., Fairfax Airport, Kansas City, U.S.A.,
  n.d.
• Republic previews: Thunderbolt Amphibian post victory private plane (Republic Aviation Corporation),
  n.d.
• Robert Esnault-Pelterie: aeroplanes monoplans (feuille no. 13),
  [1910?]
• Robert Esnault-Pelterie: moteurs d'aviation (feuille no. 14),
  [1910?]

• So you want an airplane! [Ercoupe] (Engineering and Research Corporation),
  n.d.
• The Spartan Challenger (Spartan Aircraft Company),
  n.d.
• Special features and innovations: the Vega 50 liaison observation airplane (report no. 50-101) (Vega Airplane Company),
  n.d.
• Special features and innovations: the Vega 51 liaison observation airplane (report no. 51-101) (Vega Airplane Company),
  n.d.
• The Swift: manufactured by Globe Aircraft Corporation,
  1944

• Turbo-starter: ground support for jet aircraft (Boeing Airplane Co.),
  n.d.
• Van Sicklen chronometric tachometer (Van Sicklen Co.),
  n.d.
• Vultee: the outstanding executive airplane, tested and proved in airline service (Airplane Development Corporation),
  n.d.

• Wasp Hornet aircaft engines and their use of nickel steel (International Nickel Company),
  n.d.
• "The West Point of the Air" in pictures: Randolph Field, Texas,
  1942

• What does the name Fairchild mean to you? (Fairchild Airplane Manufacturing Corporation),
  n.d.
• The White Aeroplane Co. catalogue,
  1911
• Willard Storage Battery aviation ignition battery (bulletin no. 144) (Willard Storage Battery Co.),
  1918
• Wright Whirlwind Engine (International Nickel Company),
  n.d.

• XP2V-1 progress report: the first flight (Lockheed Aircraft Corporation),
  1945

• Your wings (United Air Lines),
  [1941?]