A letter from Glenn L. Martin Company to The Aero Club of America
Entry/Object ID
2013.295.1.1
Description
A letter from Glenn L. Martin Company to The Aero Club of America, 13 July 1916. The item concerns the status of students studying with the Martin company for military flying, is addressed to The Aero Club's Henry Woodhouse and is written by Martin's corresponding secretary, O. E. Osborn. The letterhead features an amphibious biplane image, as well as the location of flying fields at Griffith Park and Los Angeles Harbor and the ofice and factory on Los Angeles Street south of 9th. Martin, initially based in Santa Ana, was a pioneer aviatior and aircraft manufacturer and Lockheed-Martin was a later iteration of the firm. With folds, browning, creases and some rubbing, the overall condition is good.
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