1928 WILMER STULTZ Famous Aviator Williamsburg Pa. Homecoming Souvenir Booklet

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1928 WILMER STULTZ Famous Aviator Williamsburg Pa. Homecoming Souvenir Booklet
Stultz & AIRPLANE Illustrated Color Cover with Original String Attachment Intact
Reads “
WILMER STULTZ Homecoming Celebration for his Tans-Atlantic Flight”
“
Souvenir Booklet, Williamsburg, Pa., July 18, 1928”
STULTZ made the First Non-Stop Flight between New York City & Havana, Cuba
Pictures Inside Include
WILMER STULTZ, The Friendship Airplane, AMELIA EARHART, Lou Gordon, Stultz' Wife & Mother, Stultz' Childhood, Birthplace & his Mother's Home
Also Includes a Photo of E. S. SHELLY, General Chairman of this Committee
COMPLETE with All (16) Numbered Pages as Pictured
Stultz was Born in Williamsburg, Pennsylvania, in 1900
Stultz was the pilot of the
FOKKER TRIMOTOR
"Friendship" on June 18, 1928
Amelia Earhart was on this Flight becoming
the first female passenger to cross the
Atlantic Ocean
STULTZ Died Less than One Year Later in a Plane Crash when Flying while Intoxicated
Rare HIGH GRADE Early
Completely ORIGINAL Souvenir Program
with Script/Illustrations
OUTSTANDING Booklet Measures Approximately
7 1/2” Long x 5 1/4” High
AS PICTURED