Ruth Reinhold aviation collection, 1908-1982.

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Ruth Reinhold aviation collection, 1908-1982.

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Contains resource material relating to Ruth Reinhold's book, Sky pioneering. Includes manuscript materials, correspondence with and biographies about pioneer aviators in Arizona and Southwest. Also contains information about Scenic Airways, Inc., Aero Corporation of Arizona, and printed material concerning airplane and pilot equipment. Accompanying the collection are aviation maps and charts, and a variety of miscellaneous information.

15 cubic ft.

Arizona State University Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7094664

Arizona State University Libraries

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