Object Name |
Object ID |
Description |
Album,
Photograph |
2013.002.4 |
A photo album of Reuben
Fehrmann's days in the US Navy while he was stationed in Hawaii and service
in the Pacific during World War II. The cover is made from the Paper Mulberry
tree that is native to the Pacific Islands and Asia. |
Album,
Photograph |
2013.002.6 |
A photo album of Reuben
Fehrmann's days in the US Navy while he was stationed in Hawaii and service
in the Pacific during World War II. |
Album,
Photograph |
2013.002.7 |
A photo album of Reuben
Fehrmann's days in the US Navy while he was stationed in Hawaii and service
in the Pacific during World War II. |
Photograph |
2013.001.1 |
One service photograph of Lenny
Jay Thom in his officer's uniform. It is a black & white photo in
gilt-edged frame. |
Photograph |
2013.001.7 |
Seven photographs of Lenny Thom
as a football player, as a Naval officer, in Washington D.C. and etc. They
are black & white photographs. |
Photograph |
2013.002.5 |
A photograph of Reuben Fehrmann
in his US Navy uniform bearing the medals on his sailor's cap that he earned
during his service in the US Navy during World War II. 8x10, It is set in a
brown wooden frame. |
Photograph |
2014.49.1 |
A photograph of the Island
Airlines Ford Tri-Motor in 1959. On the back of the photo is handwritten text
that reads, "Findaly, Ohio, 1959, (c) Dale DeVene. It is on Kodak
photographic paper that reads, "THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED BY KODAK."
The photopaper dates to the 70s and 80s era. |
Photograph |
2014.49.2 |
A photograph of the Island
Airlines Ford Tri-Motor in November 1968. On the back of the photo is
handwritten text that reads, "Ford Tri-Motor, Findlay, Ohio, 1968, (c)
Dale DeVene." It is on Kodak photographic paper that reads, "A
KODAK PAPER." The photopaper dates to the 60s and 70s era. |
Photograph |
2014.49.3 |
A photograph of the Island
Airlines Ford Tri-Motor crash in 1977. On the back of the photo is
handwritten text that reads, "Ford Tri-Motor, Port Clinton, Ohio."
It is on Kodak photographic paper that reads, "THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED
BY KODAK." The photopaper dates to the 70s and 80s era. |
Photograph |
2014.49.4 |
A photograph of the Island
Airlines Ford Tri-Motor crash in 1977. On the back of the photo is
handwritten text that reads, "Ford Tri-Motor, Port Clinton, Ohio."
It is on Kodak photographic paper that reads, "THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED
BY KODAK." The photopaper dates to the 70s and 80s era. |
Photograph |
2014.49.5 |
A photograph of the Island
Airlines Ford Tri-Motor crash in 1977. On the back of the photo is
handwritten text that reads, "Ford Tri-Motor, Port Clinton, Ohio."
It is on Kodak photographic paper that reads, "THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED
BY KODAK." The photopaper dates to the 70s and 80s era. |
Photograph |
2014.49.6 |
A photograph of the Island
Airlines Ford Tri-Motor crash in 1977. On the back of the photo is
handwritten text that reads, "Ford Tri-Motor, Port Clinton, Ohio."
It is on Kodak photographic paper that reads, "THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED
BY KODAK." The photopaper dates to the 70s and 80s era. |
Photograph |
2014.49.7 |
A photograph of the Island
Airlines Ford Tri-Motor aircraft. On the back of the photo is handwritten
text that reads, "Ford Tri-Motor, Port Clinton, Ohio., Dale
DeVene." |
Photograph |
2014.50.1 |
A photograph of the Island
Airlines Ford Tri-Motor airplane crash in 1971 or 1972 (?). On the back of
the photo it reads, "Kodak XTRALIFE PAPER." |
Photograph |
2014.62.1 |
A photograph of the Wright Flyer
in Flight. |
Photograph |
2014.62.2 |
A photograph of the Curtiss
"June Bug." |
Photograph |
2014.62.3 |
A photograph of the an early
Curtiss Aircraft |
Photograph |
2014.62.4 |
A photograph of the a Curtiss
"Jennies." |
Photograph |
2014.62.5 |
A photograph of the SPAD 13. |
Photograph |
2014.62.6 |
A photograph of the DeHAVILLAND
4-B. |
Photograph |
2014.62.7 |
A photograph of the NIEUPORT 27. |
Photograph |
2014.62.8 |
A photograph of the
HANDLEY-PAGE. |
Photograph |
2014.62.9 |
A photograph of the SALMSON 2
A.2 |
Photograph |
2014.62.10 |
A photograph of the CURTISS HAWK
P-1. |
Photograph |
2014.62.11 |
A photograph of the KEYSTONE
B-3. |
Photograph |
2014.62.12 |
A photograph of the DOUGLAS B-7. |
Photograph |
2014.62.13 |
A photograph of the DOUGLAS
B-18. |
Photograph |
2014.62.14 |
A photograph of the SEVERSKY
P-35. |
Photograph |
2014.62.15 |
A photograph of the CURTISS
P-40. |
Photograph |
2014.62.16 |
A photograph of the BOEING B-17. |
Photograph |
2014.62.17 |
A photograph of the STEARMAN
P-17. |
Photograph |
2014.62.18 |
A photograph of the NORTH
AMERICAN B-25. |
Photograph |
2014.62.19 |
A photograph of the NORTH
AMERICAN P-51. |
Photograph |
2014.62.20 |
A photograph of the CONSOLIDATED
B-36. |
Photograph |
2014.62.21 |
A photograph of the MARTIN B-26. |
Photograph |
2014.62.22 |
A photograph of the LOCKHEED
P-38. |
Photograph |
2014.62.23 |
A photograph of the LOCKHEED
P-80. |
Photograph |
2014.62.24 |
A photograph of the CONVAIR
B-58. |
Photograph |
2014.62.25 |
A photograph of the VULTEE B-13. |
Photograph |
2014.62.26 |
A photograph of the NORTH
AMERICAN AT-6. |
Photograph |
2014.62.27 |
A photograph of the DOUGLAS
A-20. |
Photograph |
2014.62.28 |
A photograph of the CONVAIR
B-24. |
Photograph |
2014.62.29 |
A photograph of the REPUBLIC
P-47s. |
Photograph |
2014.62.30 |
A photograph of the Delta Darts
over Niagra Falls. |
Photograph |
2014.62.31 |
A photograph of the Air Force
Academy. |
Photograph |
2014.62.32 |
A photograph of the Air Force
Honor Guard at our nation's capitol. |
Photograph |
2014.62.33 |
A photograph of the T-38 Talon. |
Photograph |
2014.62.34 |
A photograph of VC-137-Air Force
One. |
Photograph |
2014.62.35 |
A photograph of the C-5 Galaxy
on its maiden flight. |
Photograph |
2014.62.36 |
A photograph of the C141 Star
Lifter. This photo was a Photo of the Month, AAVS. |
Photograph |
2014.62.37 |
A photograph of a C-9 over the
Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Misssouri. |
Photograph |
2014.62.38 |
A photograph of the Arctic
Radar--Thule BMEWS. |
Photograph |
2014.62.39-55 |
A collection of various
photograhs of US Air Force aircraft, Air Force Academy, Air Force personnel,
missiles, rockets, wind tunnel and helicopters. |
Photograph |
2015.11.2 |
A photograph from the 1937
Cleveland National Air Races. Text on back of the photo reads,
"Cleveland, Ohio Air Races, 1937." The photo displays people
sitting in the bleachers and a Ford Tri-Motor to the left in the foreground. |
Photograph |
2015.11.3 |
A photograph from the 1937
Cleveland National Air Races. Text on back of the photo reads,
"Cleveland, Ohio Air Races, 1937." The photo displays people
sitting in the bleachers and a Ford Tri-Motor to the left in the foreground.
There is a concessions salesman in the lower right corner. |
Photograph |
2015.11.4 |
A photograph from the 1937
Cleveland National Air Races. Text on back of the photo reads, "Airplane
Crash at Cleveland Air Races, 1937." The photo displays people standing
to see the airplane crash in the distance to the left. |
Photograph |
2015.11.5 |
A photograph from the 1937
Cleveland National Air Races. Text on back of the photo reads, "Clearing
away wreckage at Cleveland Air Races, 1937." The photo displays people
standing to watch crews remove the wreckage of the crashed airplane. |
Photograph |
2015.11.6 |
A photograph of the Firestone
Building at the1937 Cleveland Exposition. Text on back of the photo reads,
"Firestone Bldg. at Cleveland Exposition, 1937." The photo displays
the front of the building with the companies name at the top. |
Photograph |
2015.11.7 |
A photograph of the Municipal
Stadium at the1937 Cleveland Exposition. Text on back of the photo reads,
"Municpal Stadium at Cleveland Exposition, 1937." The photo
displays a streaming fountain in front of the stadium with trees in the
background around the Stadium. |
Photograph |
2015.11.8 |
A photograph of the1937
Cleveland National Air Races. Text on back of the photo reads, "1937,
Air Races at Cleveland, Ohio." The photo people standing and watching
the airplane races. |
Photograph |
2015.11.9 |
A photograph of the1937
Cleveland National Air Races. Text on back of the photo reads,
"Cleveland Air Races, 1937." The photo people standing and watching
three airplanes awaiting takeoff. |
Photograph |
2015.11.10 |
A photograph of the1937
Cleveland National Air Races. Text on back of the photo reads,
"Cleveland Air Races at Cleveland, 1937." The photo people standing
are watching as series of aircraft on the field. |
Photograph |
2014.64.2 |
A picture of B-24, Wake Island
Sleeper, returning from a bombing mission, severely damaged, from Tarawa.
Inner engine on right wing is inoperable from battle damage during air battle
with Japanese Zeros. |
Photograph |
2014.64.3 |
A picture of B-24, Wake Island
Sleeper, crash landed on a coral reef on Nanumea Island in the Pacific
returning from a bombing mission on Tarawa. Flight crew that survived the
ordeal are in the foreground of the photograph. Lt. Leo C. Rosselot Jr. at
very lower left in photo. |
Photograph |
2015.20.1 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Mission Inn." |
Photograph |
2015.20.2 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "All Aces." |
Photograph |
2015.20.3 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Four-A-Breast." |
Photograph |
2015.20.4 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Persuade-Her." |
Photograph |
2015.20.5 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Southern Comfort." |
Photograph |
2015.20.6 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Our Gal." |
Photograph |
2015.20.7 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Cream of the Crop." |
Photograph |
2015.20.8 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Miss Megook." |
Photograph |
2015.20.9 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "SAC Mate." |
Photograph |
2015.20.10 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Miss N.C." |
Photograph |
2015.20.11 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "No Sweat." |
Photograph |
2015.20.12 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Raz'N Hell." |
Photograph |
2015.20.13 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "South Sea Sinner." |
Photograph |
2015.20.14 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Mule Train." |
Photograph |
2015.20.15 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Dragon Lady." |
Photograph |
2015.20.16 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "The Gypsy." |
Photograph |
2015.20.17 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Sad S.A.C." |
Photograph |
2015.20.18 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Lucky Dog." |
Photograph |
2015.20.19 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "The Outlaw." |
Photograph |
2015.20.20 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Peace maker." |
Photograph |
2015.20.21 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "Double Whammy." |
Photograph |
2015.20.22 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber. The nose art of the plane reads, "BUB." |
Photograph |
2015.20.23 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber in flight. In the foreground is a barbed wire fence. |
Photograph |
2015.20.24 |
A Korean War era photo of a B-29
bomber in flight with large white cumulus clouds in background. In the
foreground is a barbed wire fence. |
Photograph |
2015.20.25 |
A photograph of Edward L. Stidom
Sr. dressed in his US Army uniform during the Korean War era. The back of the
photo is dated "Dec. 31, 1951." There is handwritten print in
cursive on the back of the photo that reads, "Edward Stidom." |
Photograph |
2015.27.30 |
A photograph of James R. Fulkert
from ca. 1941-1943. This photograph may have been his High School graduation
photo from Port Clinton High School. Mr. Fulkert served in the 427th Night
Fighter Squadron in the China-Burma-Squadron during World War II from
1943-1945. |
Photograph |
2015.44.1 |
A photograph of Scouting
Squadron Three (VS-3) of the USS Saratoga during World War II. They were in
flight with the USS Saratoga in the background. The Saratoga was one of the
most noticeable ships in the American fleet because of its painted funnels, a
large black vertical stripe to help pilots identify the ship when coming in
for landing. On the back of the photo is handwritten text, "This is
VS-3-, a squadron using the same planes like us, except they have
wheels." Below is other alpha-numeric text, "2015, Donated by Joe
Bires." |
Photograph |
2015.44.2 |
A photograph of a US Navy Plane
with the classification number 5/3, the name, "West Virginia" and
the letter, "E." In the middle right background appears to be a
military tent with what appears to be two sailors walking into the tent. On
the back of the photo is handwritten text, "This picture was taken in
Diego [San Diego(?)] while we were there. We have three like this and now
have pontoons on it instead of wheels." Below is other alpha-numeric
text, "2015, Donated by Joe Bires." |
Photograph |
2015.44.3 |
A photograph of a WWII era, US
Navy Seaplane. It is in flight over a bay or river and a cityscape in the
background. There is a gunner at the front of the plane in an open air
position posted behind an automatic weapon. Below is other alpha-numeric
text, "2015, Donated by Joe Bires." |
Photograph |
2015.44.4 |
A photograph of a WWII era, US
Navy C-47. It is in flight over an unknown city. There is alpha-numeric text
on the reverse side, "2015, Donated by Joe Bires." |
Photograph |
2015.57.4 |
A photograph of Clayton E. Fox,
who served in the US Air Force from 1951-1955, when he was 19, graduating
from Sandusky Trade School in Sandusky, Ohio. It is assumed that the others
in the photo are his possible classmates with an instructor middle of the
second row. |
Photograph |
2015.57.5 |
A photograph of Clayton E. Fox's
Squadron during his time of service in the United States Air Force from
1951-1955. The photo indicates that it is Flight 937, Squadron 3744, Honor
Flight, March 1951 @ Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls, Texas. The photo
displays what appears to be the whole squadron. In the upper left is an image
of the American flag with aircraft in flight above it. (Moving to the right)
is an image of aircraft in flight, an image of what is plausibly, the
commanding officers of the squadron. An interesting note, (on the far right)
is an African-American officer, this is noteworthy because of the
discrimination that still existed in the military during that era. Therefore,
showing that the Air Force was making strides to end discrimination by
allowing all individuals the right to advance in rank in the US Air Force.
Next, an image of a superfortress on a tarmac and finally an image of what
appears to be a chapel/church. On the back of the photograph is text that
reads, "? Co., 113 No. Burnett - Phone 3-2033, Wichita Falls,
Texas." |
Photograph |
2015.60.11 |
A photograph of 22 USAF fighter
aircraft in the background and 4 fuel tanker trucks in the foreground. There
are other USAF service vehicles in the picture. There appears to be a car in
the mid foreground with someone in the driver and passenger seat (visible
under magnification). In the mid left section of the photo are large military
tents with trees behind them. |
Photograph |
2015.32.11 |
A ca. 1950s-60s photograph of
the image of Reinhardt N. "Reiny" Ausmus's monoplane (airplane)
that he built from 1910-1912. This photograph was developed on Kodak Velox
photographic paper. |
Photograph |
2015.32.12 |
A ca. 1950s-60s photograph of
the image of Reinhardt N. "Reiny" Ausmus's commemorative plaque for
his first solo flight on June 10, 1912 of the aeroplane/monoplane that he
built from 1910-1912. It was awarded by the Early Birds "organization of
pioneer aviators who flew solo before December 17, 1916." This
photograph was developed on Kodak Velox photographic paper. |
Photograph |
2015.32.13 |
A ca. 1950s-60s photograph of
the image of Reinhardt N. "Reiny" Ausmus's commemorative plaque for
his first solo flight on June 10, 1912 of the aeroplane/monoplane that he
built from 1910-1912. It was awarded by the Early Birds "organization of
pioneer aviators who flew solo before December 17, 1916." |
Photograph |
2015.65.1 |
A reproduction photograph on an
extra large white foamboard of a Goodyear dirigible "blimp" under
construction in the Goodyear Air Dock in Akron, Ohio, ca. 1930s. |
Photograph |
2015.65.2 |
A reproduction photograph on an
extra large white foamboard of the Goodyear Air Dock under construction in
Akron, Ohio, ca. 1928, with a Goodyear "Blimp" Dirigible in flight
in the background. |
Photograph |
2015.65.3 |
A reproduction photograph on an
extra large white foamboard of the Goodyear "Blimp" dirigible crew
in Akron, Ohio, ca. 1930s, with a Goodyear "Blimp" Dirigible in the
background (in the air dock). |
Photograph |
2015.67.1 |
A ca. 1950s colored photograph
of the 3rd Platoon, 172nd Infantry Brigade, 84th Tank Battalion of the 3rd
Armored Division stationed in Fort Knox, Kentucky. The 3rd Armored Division,
aka "Spearhead" was an armored division of the United States Army.
Unofficially nicknamed the "Third Herd", the division was first
activated in 1941, and was active in the European Theater of World War II.
The division was stationed in West Germany for much of the Cold War, and
participated in the Persian Gulf War. On January 17, 1992 in Germany, the
division ceased operations, as in October 1992 it was formally deactivated as
part of a general drawing down of forces at the end of the Cold War. This
photograph was the possession of Eugene Zuscak as he served in this brigade
during the Cold War, ca. 1950s, trained at Fort Knox and assigned for service
in Germany. |
Photograph |
2015.67.2 |
Two photographs, set in a
photograph binder, of Company C, 84th Tank Battalion Div. Trains of the 3rd
Armored Division that was stationed in Fort Knox, Kentucky. This picture was
taken in January 1951 and it is of military personnel from 1st Platoon thru
4th Platoon. It also shows the officers in charge above, a Captain P.M.
Findley, 2nd Lt. R.F. Micheloon Jr., M/Sgt. J.P. Daniluk, M/Sgt. D. Scheetz
and the company mascot, Sarge (a dog of some sort). The photograph i The 3rd
Armored Division, aka "Spearhead" was an armored division of the
United States Army. Unofficially nicknamed the "Third Herd", the
division was first activated in 1941, and was active in the European Theater
of World War II. The division was stationed in West Germany for much of the
Cold War, and participated in the Persian Gulf War. On January 17, 1992 in
Germany, the division ceased operations, as in October 1992 it was formally
deactivated as part of a general drawing down of forces at the end of the
Cold War. This photograph was the possession of Eugene Zuscak as he served in
this division during the Cold War, ca. 1950s, trained at Fort Knox and
assigned for service in Germany. |
Photograph |
2015.70.7 |
A photograph of Bill Pavlick, a
former pilot for the former Wright Airlines in downtown Cleveland, Ohio
dressed up in a Santa Claus costume on Christmas day standing in the doorway
of a Wright Airlines aircraft, ca. 1970s. |
Photograph |
2015.70.8 |
A photograph of a Wright
Airline's, Convair CV440. On the reverse side of the picture is stamped and
handwritten alpha-numeric text, "Thomas Manuel Kolb, Rheinpark 1,
CH-4127, Birsfelden." and [handwritten] text, "N440A, CV440, c/n
483, FW BKL 20/8/75." |
Photograph |
2015.70.9 |
A photograph of a Wright
Airline's, Twin Beechcraft, Model 18 airplane. This picture was taken at
Burke Lakefront Airport in Cleveland, Ohio in February 1968. |
Photograph |
2015.70.10 |
A photograph of Bill Paulick, a
former pilot of Wright Airlines sitting at the controls of one of their
aircraft. He was 27 years old when this photograph was taken.This picture was
taken at Burke Lakefront Airport in Cleveland, Ohio. |
Photograph |
2015.70.11 |
A photograph of Wright
Airline's, Convair 440-54 Metropolitan, on the runway at Burke Lakefront
Airport in Cleveland, Ohio with a sailing ship in the background in Lake
Erie. The tail registration number for this plane was N4401. The text on the
back of the photo reads, "Photo by Bernie Noble, Aug 6 1974, Not for
Publication Without the Express Consent of Photographer." |
Photograph |
2015.70.12 |
A colored photograph of Wright
Airline's, Convair 440-54 Metropolitan, in flight taking off from Burke
Lakefront Airport in Cleveland, Ohio with the Cleveland skyline in the
background, ca. 1970s. |
Photograph |
2015.87.2 |
A photograph of a Ford
Tri-Motor, NC-415H. The markings indicate that it was the possession of
American Airlines at the time of this photo, but other records indicate as
well that this plane may have belonged to Firestone Tire and Rubber Company;
and it may have carried, then, presidential candidate, Franklin D. Roosevelt
on July 2, 1932 from Albany to New York. The photograph here shows 3-4 in the
foreground while the plane was being refueled and luggage being (?) loaded or
unloaded. This photograph was donated from the library of Donald and JoAnn
Rhodes. |
Photograph |
2015.87.3 |
A photograph of a Ford
Tri-Motor, NC8682. This photograph shows the Ford Tri-Motor taxing in (?) for
a landing or takeoff. In the foreground is what appears to be a luggage cart,
fire extinquisher, can, various items and a person on the far right (barely
visible in the photograph). The look of the propellers in this photo
indicates that the plane is under power. This photograph was donated from the
library of Donald and JoAnn Rhodes. |
Photograph |
2015.87.4 |
A reproduction photograph of a
4-AT-B, Ford Tri-Motor, NC7863. This airplane had three Wright J-5 Whirlwind
engines. Its first flight was on October 17, 1928.This photograph shows the
Ford Tri-Motor sitting on a tarmac/airfield coming in (?) for a landing or
takeoff, date unknown. This plane (at the time this photograph was taken) was
the property of Monarch Foods. It crashed on April 28, 1935 in Gadsden,
Alabama. The pilot operating the plane at the time of the crash was V.N.
Johns. It was damaged beyond repair. This reproduction photograph was donated
from the library of Donald and JoAnn Rhodes. |
Photograph |
2015.89.1 |
One reproduction photograph of
Milt Hershberger and unknown individual in cockpit of Ford Tri-Motor, N9684,
5-AT-40. |
Photograph |
2016.2.32 |
This is a photograph of a
Grumman VAQ-139 EA-6B, with the nickname Prowler. This is a partial color
photograph. The photo itself features a background with a small inlet and
land masses covered in wooded terrain. The plane is in the center of the
photograph and the tail number is 161776. |
Photograph |
2016.2.34 |
This is a print copy of a
carrier group, that are being escorted by cruisers, battleships, and
destroyers. One of the aircraft carriers featured on this print is the USS
Intrepid. The USS Intrepid was launched on April 26, 1943, and could carry in
effect of 100 aircraft. This carrier participated in many campaigns and
operations throughout WW11 and after. She was decommissioned in 1974, and now
is the heart of the Intrepid Sea,, Air & Space Museum in New York City. |
Photograph |
2016.2.48 |
This is a large printed color
photograph of at least five Grumman Prowlers in flight. The background of
this image features a landscape. This landscape in particular has the peaks
of snowy mountains on the top image and at the bottom is a inlet of water surrounded
by a grassy terrain. These EA-6B Prowlers were likely used by the USN, but
these same planes were also used by the USMC. The first flight made by one of
these planes was dated on May 25, 1968 and can hold a pilot and three
electronic countermeasures officers. |
Photograph |
2015.FIC.9 |
A photograph of the first (1st)
production Tornado F2 in its first (1st) flight in Warton, Lancaster,
Lancashire, England on 4 December 1984. The pilots were Eric Buchlow and Les
Hurst. Imprinted alphanumeric text, "A production A.D.V. Tornado, AT001,
on a test flight from British Aerospace Warton, in Pale Grey Camoflauge. 1st
flight, 1st production Tornado F.2 from Warton, 12.4.84, Crew: Eric
Buchlow/Les Hurst." There is also a stamp on the photograph,
"British Aerospace Military Aircraft Division-Warton. REF:AW cn
34623." |
Photograph |
2016.2.64 |
A photograph Lt. Brad A. Jacobs,
a former pilot in the United States Navy on an EA-6B Prowler. Lt. Brad A.
Jacobs served in the United States Navy during the 1980s for 4+ years. He is
a native of Sandusky, Ohio. He graduated from Perkins High School and went on
to Kent State where after graduation he joined the US Navy. He was stationed
at Widbey Naval Air Station in Oak Harbor, Washington. He was killed in
action, in 1988, during a night training mission when his EA6B Prowler jet
suffered a "burn-out" to their engines and the jet went down in the
Pacific Ocean, killing all other crew members as well. His body was never
recovered, as the wreckage and crew could not be located due to radar issues
aboard the aircraft carrier that the jet/crew were assigned too. |
Photograph |
2016.2.65 |
A photograph Lt. Brad A. Jacobs,
a former pilot in the United States Navy on an EA-6B Prowler. Lt. Jacobs was
in his Navy dress whites in this photo. Lt. Brad A. Jacobs served in the
United States Navy during the 1980s for 4+ years. He is a native of Sandusky,
Ohio. He graduated from Perkins High School and went on to Kent State where
after graduation he joined the US Navy. He was stationed at Widbey Naval Air
Station in Oak Harbor, Washington. He was killed in action, in 1988, during a
night training mission when his EA6B Prowler jet suffered a
"burn-out" to their engines and the jet went down in the Pacific
Ocean, killing all other crew members as well. His body was never recovered,
as the wreckage and crew could not be located due to radar issues aboard the
aircraft carrier that the jet/crew were assigned too. |
Photograph |
NAA.2016.1.1 |
One photograph of the August 21,
1972 Island Airlines Ford Tri-Motor, "Tin-Goose," airplane crash in
Port Clinton, Ohio. Its takeoff and destination was from the Port Clinton
airport to Put-in-Bay, Island, Ohio. It was the registration N7684, Ford
4-AT-B Tri-Motor aircraft that crashed. The right engine lost power on
takeoff, then followed by the airplane stalling and crashing nearby in a
grassy field. There were 17 individuals aboard the plane, 16 passengers and 1
pilot. There were no fatalities or major injuries. The plane was eventually
repaired and placed back into active service. |
Photograph |
NAA.2016.1.2 |
One photograph of the August 21,
1972 Island Airlines Ford Tri-Motor, "Tin-Goose," airplane crash in
Port Clinton, Ohio. Its takeoff and destination was from the Port Clinton
airport to Put-in-Bay, Island, Ohio. It was the registration N7684, Ford
4-AT-B Tri-Motor aircraft that crashed. The right engine lost power on
takeoff, then followed by the airplane stalling and crashing nearby in a
grassy field. There were 17 individuals aboard the plane, 16 passengers and 1
pilot. There were no fatalities or major injuries. The plane was eventually
repaired and placed back into active service. |
Photograph |
2016.14.8 |
One framed photograph of a US
Navy crew on what is plausibly the USS Alabama during the World War I era.
This photograph has Leo J. Hoch in it as he served in the US Navy during
World War I. According to his records, he served on the USS Pennsylvania and
the USS Alabama and this ship appears to be the same configuration of the
Alabama. |
Photograph |
2016.33.1 |
One photograph of Jesse Eaton
standing in front of a former Island Airlines, Ford Tri-Motor. Jesse Eaton
worked on Put-in-Bay for the local telephone service company. |
Photograph,
Military |
2015.69.16 |
A photograph of the 907th
Training Group, Flight 71-B, 92nd Wing, USAAF Basic Training Center 4 in
Miami Beach, Florida, ca. 1942-43. This picture was taken near or at the
Soverign Hotel, 44 Collins Ave., Miami Beach. It pictures the whole training
group, with the exception of 7 of its members. On the back of the photo is
the last name of every person photographed [by row], including the names of
the individuals absent from the photo. At the top of the photo [on the back]
is the name of the group and its location [hotel]. It appears that they may
be in a parking lot and there is a building in the background flanked by Palm
trees. This photograph was the property of Charles S. Moore, who is pictured
at lower left, first row, first person (left to right). |
Photograph,
Military |
2015.104.23 |
One rectangular military
photograph of a ca. 1966 graduating class, US Marine Corps, Company
"Z", 3rd Battalion, 2nd Infantry Training Regiment. It is a photo
of them commemorating their graduation from Basic Training at Camp Pendleton,
California. This graduating class photograph was taken 22 August 1966. This
photo includes David Laird Brown who was a part of this graduating class and
served in Vietnam. ca. late 1960s, as an aerial door gunner on HRS-1
helicopters and as a helicopter mechanic as well. |
Photograph,
Military |
2015.69.17 |
A photograph of the 907th
Training Group, Flight 71-B, 92nd Wing, USAAF Basic Training Center 4 in
Miami Beach, Florida, ca. 1942-43. This picture was taken near or at the
Sovereign Hotel, 44 Collins Ave., Miami Beach. It pictures the whole training
group, with the exception of 7 of its members. On the back of the photo is
the last name of every person photographed [by row], including the names of
the individuals absent from the photo. At the top of the photo [on the back]
is the name of the group and its location [hotel]. It appears that they may
be in a parking lot and there is a building in the background flanked by Palm
trees. This photograph was the property of Charles S. Moore, who is pictured
at lower left, first row, first person (left to right). |
Photograph,
Military |
2015.69.18 |
A photograph of Charles S.
Moore, top center of photograph, at the Crystal Bowl a local restaurant and
bar in San Francisco during the 1940s with 3 fellow airmen and a well dressed
lady in the middle. Handwritten text on the back of the photo reads, "Crystal
Bowl, Market St, San Francisco, Cal." |
Photograph,
Military |
2015.69.19 |
A photograph of Charles S. Moore
in his USAAF uniform, ca. 1943-44. Imprinted text on back of photo reads,
"Thannau-Photo, Rauch's, 460 W. 41st Street, Miami Beach, FL., Phone
?-?530." Other imprinted text, "Attention! You can reorder at anytime
as we keep your negative on file indefinitely. Enclose money order with your
mail order. Keep this slip for our address and order by File No.
______." Handwritten text (in pencil), "B281." |
Photograph,
Military |
2015.69.20 |
A photograph of Charles S. Moore
and the squadron he served in during World War II. He is in the second row,
far right. The front of the photo has imprinted text, "Lt. Funk and
Crew, 319 Sqdn." On the back of the photo is a description of all the
crew members in the squadron. Starting at the back row (L-R) the handwritten
text reads: Robert L. Funk--St. Louis, MO.--Pilot; ? Patton--Cincinnati,
Ohio--Co-Pilot; Norman Karn--Navigator; (?) Gretz--Maintenance, (?)
Bombadier; Chas. [Charles] Moore--Columbus, Ohio--Engineer. Front Row (L-R)
Dick Henderson--Las Vegas, Nevada-- R. Man [Radioman]; Jim Braun--Portsmouth,
Ohio--Armorer g. [gunner]; Dick Murphy--Nose g. [gunner]; Clifton
Shepard--Star City, Ark. [Arkansas]-- (?) g. [gunner]; Russel Donovan--Boston,
Mass.--Tail g. [gunner]. |
Photographs |
2015.67.15 |
A series of 23 black and white
photographs of the Fussen, Germany and its environs. These photos were taken
by Eugene Zuscak, formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US Army during
the 1950s, while on tour of duty in Germany. Some of the photos include the
Boy Scout Camp of the 1950s in the Fussen area. |
Photographs |
2015.67.16 |
A collection of 105 black and
white photographs of the Munich, Germany and its environs. These photos were
taken by Eugene Zuscak, formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US Army
during the 1950s, while on tour of duty in Germany. |
Photographs |
2015.67.17 |
A collection of 19 black and
white photographs of various places in Germany and its environs. These photos
were taken by Eugene Zuscak, formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US
Army during the 1950s, while on tour of duty in Germany. |
Photographs |
2015.67.18 |
A collection of 19 black and
white photographs of the Munich, Germany and its environs. These photos were
taken by Eugene Zuscak, formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US Army
during the 1950s, while on tour of duty in Germany. |
Photographs |
2015.67.20 |
A collection of 17 photographs
of Adolph Hitler's, Eagle's Nest Retreat Home, SS Barracks in Obersalzburg
and Herman Goering's home in the Berchtesgaden area. The photos include
pictures of the Eagle's Nest on top of its mountain, Hitler's tea and conference
room, a big window operated by a motor in Hitler's home, Hitler's study,
living room, winter room, Eva Braun's private room, ruins of Obersalzburg
after allied bombings, Hitler's first house after the bombing, Goering's
living and dining rooms and two other various photos. |
Postcard,
Picture |
2015.60.12 |
A picture postcard of the
Palazzo Reale, the King's palace in Tripoli, Libya, ca. 1950s-60s. The palace
was the official residence of the Libyan monarch from 1930 until 1969. |
Postcards,
Picture |
2015.67.19 |
A 100+ count collection of
colored and black and white picture postcards of Munich, Berchtesgaden, Bad
Tolz, Frankfurt and Sonthofen, Germany. Also for the cities of Zurich,
Switzerland; Naples, Salerno and Rome, Italy, Paris, France; Salzburg,
Austria and other various places in Germany. These postcards were collected
by Eugene Zuscak, formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US Army during
the 1950s, while on tour of duty in Germany. |
Print,
Photographic |
2015.96.1 |
This item is a print of artwork
made by Charles H. Hubbell from 1969. The subject content is that of Carl
Andrew Spaatz's Fokker Tri-Motor in-flight refueling. Carl Andrew Spaatz was
the commanding officer on the famous Question Mark endurance flight, that was
done in Fokker Tri-Motors. This flight showed that in flight fueling is
possible and is a practical option. Spaatz also received the Distinguished
Flying Cross medal for this efforts. This item is a framed color print with a
small description at the bottom of the page. The main subject of the print is
that of, two Fokker Trimotors in flight. |
Print,
Photographic |
2015.96.2 |
This item is a black and white
poster of the ford trimotor (N7584) that operated with Island Airlines. This
Aircraft was badly damaged in Hurricane Andrew in 1992. It was originally
owned by Robertson Aircraft, and now is currently owned by Kermit Weeks and
is located in Vicksburg, Michigan. The photos on this poster were taken by
John Rees in 1986. John took several photographs of this Ford Trimotor and
tracked its progress. This poster features five photos of different views of
the plane. Two photos are of the exterior of the plane and the others are
interior photographs. |
Souvenir |
2015.67.3 |
A series of souvenir pictures of
the land in Berchtesgaden (Bavaria), Germany of the mountains, rivers, roads,
homes and buildings of the area. Berchtesgaden is a town in southern Germany,
in the Bavarian Alps close to the border with Austria; the current population
8,200 (est. 2006). Adolf Hitler had a fortified retreat here during the late
1930s and 40s. The pictures are packaged in a red (heavy stock) leaflet
folder. The pictures are all connected in an accordion like fashion and are
black and white. The front of the folder reads, "Berchtesgdener Land,
Ferienland." Translated it means, "Land of Berchtesgaden, Holiday
Country." These souvenir pictures were acquired by Eugene Zuscak,
formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US Army during the 1950s, from
somewhere in Germany while on tour. |
Souvenir |
2015.67.5 |
Eleven of an original 20
ct.souvenir pictures of Zurich, Switzerland. The pictures are packaged in a
light (heavy stock) packaging type envelope. The pictures are singles and are
black and white. The front of the folder reads, "20 Photos, Zürich."
These souvenir pictures were acquired by Eugene Zuscak, formerly of
Pennsylvania who served in the US Army during the 1950s, from somewhere in
Europe, plausibly Zürich, while on tour. The back of the packaging reads,
"Beringer & Pampaluchi, Verlag. Zürich-Enge," which translated
means, "Beringer & Pampaluchi, Publisher. Zurich-Enge." This is
only a partial packaging due to only eleven of the photos being present where
there was twenty original photos . |
Souvenir |
2015.67.6 |
A series of souvenir pictures of
Pompei. There is text printed on the front of the packaging envelope that
reads, "Impressioni Dal Vero," which translated means,
"Impressions From True." On the back of the packaging envelope
there is text, "R. Renza - Via Maddalena, 43 - Napoli." This is the
address of the photographer, developer or shop where these souvenir photos
were purchased in Naples.These souvenir pictures were acquired by Eugene
Zuscak, formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US Army during the 1950s,
from somewhere in Germany while on tour. |
Souvenir |
2015.67.7 |
A series of souvenir pictures of
Napoli. There is text printed on the front of the packaging envelope that
reads, "Views of the City." On the back of the packaging envelope
there is text, "R. Renza - Via Maddalena, 43 - Napoli." This is the
address of the photographer, developer or shop where these souvenir photos
were purchased in Naples.These souvenir pictures were acquired by Eugene
Zuscak, formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US Army during the 1950s,
from somewhere in Germany while on tour. |
Souvenir |
2015.67.8 |
A series of souvenir pictures of
Capri, the Island in the Bay of Naples. There is text printed on the front of
the packaging envelope that reads, "Views of the City." On the back
of the packaging envelope there is text, "R. Renza - Via Maddalena, 43 -
Napoli." This is the address of the photographer, developer or shop
where these souvenir photos were purchased in Naples.These souvenir pictures
were acquired by Eugene Zuscak, formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US
Army during the 1950s, from somewhere in Germany while on tour. |
Souvenir |
2015.67.11 |
A series of colored postcards
connected in an accordion style format and attached to a heavy stock cover of
famous locations in Paris, France. These souvenir pictures were acquired by
Eugene Zuscak, formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US Army during the
1950s, from Paris while on tour of duty. The text on the front of the cover
reads, "La Tour Eiffel, Souvenir de Paris," which translated means,
"Eiifel Tower, Souvenir of Paris." The inside cover has text that
reads, "Edition spéciale de la Tour Eiffel," which translated
means, "Special Edition of the Eiffel Tower." |
Souvenir |
2015.67.12 |
A series of black and white
postcards connected in an accordion style format and attached to a heavy
stock cover of The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. These souvenir pictures
were acquired by Eugene Zuscak, formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US
Army during the 1950s, from Paris while on tour of duty. The text on the
front of the cover reads, "Paris, Souvenir de la Tour Eiffel,"
which translated means, "Paris, Souvenir of the Eiffel Tower." The
inside cover has text that reads, "Edition spéciale de la Tour
Eiffel," which translated means, "Special Edition of the Eiffel
Tower." |
Transparency,
Slide |
2015.67.9 |
A series of transparency slides
of pictures of Paris, France and other scenes of (?)Europe. The type of
transparencies and era of material is Kodak's, "Kodaslide," that
was a ca. 1950s slides and projector system. These souvenir pictures were acquired
by Eugene Zuscak, formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US Army during
the 1950s, from somewhere in Germany while on tour. |
Transparency,
Slide |
2015.67.10 |
A series of transparency slides
of pictures of military installations, scenes and other sites of somewhere in
(?)Europe, plausibly Germany or France. The type of transparencies and era of
material is Kodak's, "Kodaslide," that was a ca. 1950s slides and a
projector system. These slides were apparently developed and created in
France as the box and its printed text is French. These souvenir pictures
were acquired by Eugene Zuscak, formerly of Pennsylvania who served in the US
Army during the 1950s, from somewhere in Germany while on tour. |