
Special Collections Department, History of Aviation Collection
Guide to the Al Mooney Papers, 1906-1986
H81-86
Finding aid prepared by Gay Orczy-Barstow and Randall P. Hinshaw. 26 June 2012. Reprocessed with additional materials and described by Randall P. Hinshaw.
Table of Contents
- Collection Overview
- Administrative Information
- Controlled Access Headings
- Biographical Sketch
- Scope and Content
- Series Description
- Related Materials
- Image ID
- Collection Inventory
- Series I. Personal Papers
- Series II. Publications
- Series III. Technical Papers
- Series IV. Mooney Aircraft
- Series V. Culver
- Series VI. Bellanca
- Series VII. Fairchild/Wing Aircraft
- Series VIII. Burns Aircraft Corp.
- Series IX. Wren Aircraft Corp.
- Series X. Lockheed
- Series XI. AVTEK
- Series XII. Blueprints, Drawings, Images, and Studies (Oversize)
Collection Overview
- Repository
- Special Collections Department, History of Aviation Collection
- Creator - Engineer
- Mooney, Al , Mr., (Albert W.), 1906-1986
- Title
- Al Mooney Papers
- ID
- H81-86
- Date [bulk]
- Bulk, 1930-1990
- Date [inclusive]
- 1900-2000
- Extent
- 20.4 Linear feet (Twenty-two manuscript boxes, two manuscript half-boxes, one non-standard box (12x15x3), one non-standard box (22x15x2), four non-standard boxes (25.5x19.5x2.5), and one oversize drawing in the oversize file cabinet).
- Language of Materials
- Collection is in English.
- Abstract
- Al Mooney is famous for his aeronautical designs of the Mooney Mite and other aircraft he manufactured in his Mooney Aircraft Corporation at Kerrville, Texas. The collection contains archival material collected by him, both personal papers and materials assembled during his career in the fields of civil and military aviation.
Citation
Al Mooney Papers, Document name or type, Folder number, Box number, Series number, History of Aviation Collection, Special Collections Department, Eugene McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas.
Administrative Information
Publication Information
Special Collections Department, History of Aviation Collection 25 September 2012
800 West Campbell Road, MC33Richardson, TX, 75080-3021
972-883-2570
[email protected]
Access Restrictions
Materials in this collection are open for research.
Provenance Statement
The Al Mooney Papers were donated to the History of Aviation Collection, Special Collections Department, Eugene McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas, by his son John Arthur Mooney on November 24, 1986.
Note to the Researcher
The materials in this collection are in good condition. Because the collection was originally processed at a much earlier date, the original order is presumed to have been retained except where size considerations (for drawings, blueprints, etc.) necessitated reorganization. The collection was processed a second time, necessitated by the inclusion of additional materials.
The series identification established during the original processing has been retained. However folders within a series whose contents pertain to a specific aircraft model have been grouped together rather than remaining in alphabetical order. For example, folders pertaining to the Opus Twenty-one, which along with its variants is also referenced as Model GL-225, Model GL225-1, and Mark 21, are grouped together in one subseries of series X. Lockheed. However, folders pertaining to a specific aircraft model that occur in different series were not grouped together, rather they were left in the series in which they were found to preserve original order. For example,the Model GL-225 folder found in subseries 5. of series IV. Mooney Aircraft, was not grouped with other folders pertaining to the same aircraft model in subseries 7. of series X. Lockheed.
It is also recommended that the researcher be equipped with a table in which Mooney model numbers are associated with the commercial names ultimately given to the aircraft once they went into production since, in retaining Mooney's nomenclature in the folders described herein, information for a given aircraft may be found in folders named either by model number or commercial name.
Images in this collection remain in the folders in which they were originally found rather than being grouped together in a single series. Hence, the researcher will need to look in several related folders for images of a specific aircraft.
The collection has been reprocessed with staples removed from documents and images appropriately interleaved with acid-free paper or placed in polypropylene sleeves.
Controlled Access Headings
Personal Name(s)
- Mooney, Al , Mr., (Albert W.), 1906-1986
- Mooney, John A., Mr., (John Arthur)
Subject(s)
- History of Aviation Collection
Biographical Sketch
Born April 12, 1906, Al Mooney and his brother Art were the sons of a railroad engineer from whom they learned drafting skills that were later incorporated into their aircraft designs. Both brothers developed an early interest in aviation and pursued interwoven careers in the field throughout their lives; careers characterized by engineering brilliance and financial misfortune. Mooney personifies and in many ways pioneered the evolution of civil aircraft (and some military applications) from paper and pencil and trial and error design to computerized designs with tested components. Pilot safety and optimal performance were always uppermost in Mooney’s designs and plans.
Al Mooney entered the aviation field almost by accident. In 1924 a chance suggestion to J. Don Alexander about the rigging of Alexander's airplane that Mooney had observed flying over the retirement home where Mooney was visiting his father led to a job offer at Alexander Aircraft. It was at Alexander Aircraft that Mooney constructed his M-1, the Eaglerock Long Wing, the first of his 23 successful aircraft designs.
In 1926 Al took his first flying lesson, but had no later recollection of the specific date or aircraft. That same year he spent a brief period of employment with Montague – where his M-2 design was constructed – before returning to Alexander Aircraft where the Alexander Eaglerock Bullet, Mooney’s M-4 design, was built.
Realizing a lifelong dream, Al and his brother Art joined to form the Mooney Aircraft Corporation in Wichita, Kansas, in 1929. Unfortunately the venture was short-lived because of the Great Depression, and the company closed only two years later.
In 1934, Mooney was hired as chief engineer by Giuseppe Bellanca. It was at Bellanca that he became associated with the Bellanca Airbus and the “Irish Swoop” of McRobertson Race fame. He was at Bellanca only a year before becoming vice-president/chief engineer of Monocoupe Aircraft Corp. in St. Louis, Missouri. There he designed the Monosport G (Mooney M-10) and Monocoach. Once again, however, unfavorable financial conditions intervened. In 1937 Mooney and Knight Culver, a Monocoupe dealer, purchased the Monocoupe design rights and formed Dart Aircraft Company which was renamed Culver Aircraft Company in 1939. Hence the Monocoupe evolved into the Culver Dart which, in turn, became the Culver Cadet (M-12.)
Following WWII, Culver’s sales evaporated, as did those of most civil aircraft manufacturers. However, in 1946, Al and Art once again pursued their dream and returned to Wichita to reopen the Mooney Aircraft Corporation where they remained until certification of the M-20 in 1955. It was their first aircraft, the Mooney Series 18 produced in 1946, which was dubbed the “Mooney Mite” and exhibited the reverse tail by which Mooney aircraft are so well-recognized. A military version of the “Mite,” the M-19 “Cub Killer,” was developed for use in the Korean War. Due to economic pressures Mooney Aircraft Corporation moved from Wichita to Kerrville, Texas in 1953 where the M-18 continued to be produced as the M-20 made its first flight that same year. The M-20 was certified in 1955, following which Al Mooney left the company which bore his name and became an employee of Lockheed-Georgia where he was able to secure a position for his brother Art, as well.
While at Lockheed, three of Al’s designs were developed. One became the Lockheed Jetstar and a second, a utility plane the LASA 60, was built for use in Mexico and South America. During development of his third design Al’s wife Opie became ill and died in 1966. The following year Art retired and it was only a year later in 1968 that Al himself retired. Art died in 1980. About a year after completing his autobiography with Gordon Baxter, Al Mooney died on May 7, 1986 in Dallas, Texas, survived by his son, John and daughter Bobbie Sanders.
- Source
- Baxter, Gordon. The Al Mooney Story. They All Fly Through The Same Air. Fredricksburg, Texas: Shearer Publishing, 1985.
- Source
- Al Mooney Papers, Handwritten and typed narrative notes, Folder 21, Box 2, Series I, History of Aviation Collection, Special Collections Department, Eugene McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas.
- Source
- Al Mooney Papers, Obituary, Folder 6, Box 3, Series I, History of Aviation Collection, Special Collections Department, Eugene McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas.
- Source
- Al Mooney Papers, Baxter manuscript, Folder 3 through 6, Box 6, Series I, History of Aviation Collection, Special Collections Department, Eugene McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas.
- Source
- Al Mooney Papers, Mooney manuscript, Folder 8 through 12, Box 6, Series I, History of Aviation Collection, Special Collections Department, Eugene McDermott Library, The University of Texas at Dallas.
Scope and Content
The collection contains archival material collected by Al Mooney, both personal papers and materials assembled during his career in the fields of civil and military aviation. The Al Mooney Papers are housed in twenty-two manuscript boxes, two manuscript half boxes, and five non-standard boxes totaling thirty boxes of 20.4 linear feet. One additional document is housed in the oversize document cabinets, drawer 2Left.
The collection was processed twice with additional materials being added to the collection's contents during the second processing. Upon completion of processing twelve series were identified. The first three consist of Al Mooney's papers in what is presumed to be original order, the following eight consist of documents assembled during Mooney's tenure with eight different airplane manufacturers (in essentially the chronological order of his association with each manufacturer,) and the final series consists of oversize engineering blueprints, drawings, images and studies.
The first series, Personal Papers, is organized into eight subseries: 1. Correspondence, 2. Documents, 3. Non-Aviation Drawings, 4. Engineering Data, 5. Images, 6. Manuscripts, 7. Log Books and Diaries, and 8. Maps and Drawings.
Subseries 1. contains holiday greetings and exchanges of personal and business correspondence with individuals and organizations.
Subseries 2. contains personal awards and memorabilia, business correspondence of a personal nature, receipts and travel documentation, employer correspondence and notes for talks to employees, a resume, and, most significantly, autobiographical notes, a list of significant personal dates, and obituaries and tributes.
Subseries 3. contains drawings for a boat prop clutch and house and property drawings.
Subseries 4. contains notes and studies pertaining to the design, systems, and performance of various aircraft.
Subseries 5. contains photographs of various aircraft and personalities, including Deed McLevy with Charles Lindbergh in 1928.
Subseries 6. contains the writings of Gordon Baxter (Mooney's autobiography,) James Daugherty, Al Mooney, and some unidentified authors.
Subseries 7. contains Mooney's log books, diaries, and index card notebooks.
Subseries 8. contains house drawings, Army Air Force aeronautical charts, a Gallup Airway Map of the U.S., and road maps.
The second series, Publications, is organized into eight subseries: 1. Booklets, 2. Books, 3. Brochures, 4. Catalogs, 5. Data Cards, 6. Newsletters, 7. Newspapers, and 8. Periodicals.
Subseries 1. contains aircraft construction lesson booklets, manufacturers' systems and components and powerplant booklets, and an FAA type certification handbook (1967.)
Subseries 2. contains books pertaining to Federal Aviation Administration regulations and aircraft design, propulsion, and engineering.
Subseries 3. contains a brochure depicting Mississippi Valley Aircraft Service.
Subseries 4. contains catalogs for businesses providing aviation and airplane components and services.
Subseries 5. contains Continental Motors Corporation aircraft data cards for specific airplane models.
Subseries 6. contains newsletters of various aviation related organizations.
Subseries 7. contains newspaper articles, photographs, and clippings pertaining to aviation related subjects from a variety of sources.
Subseries 8. contains issues of aviation related periodicals and a folder of articles extracted from various periodicals.
The third series, Technical Papers, is organized into four subseries: 1. Correspondence, 2. Miscellaneous, 3. Images, and 4. Studies.
Subseries 1. contains the letters and drawings of John McClure sent to Al Mooney and a letter pertaining to the type certificate of the Mooney CC46M-2 aircraft engine.
Subseries 2. contains an original order batch of miscellaneous drawings and a note pertaining to various technical studies.
Subseries 3. contains color and black and white photographs of personalities and aircraft with which Mooney was associated.
Subseries 4. contains documentation of civil and military aircraft, components, and systems research studies.
The fourth series, Mooney Aircraft, is organized into five subseries: 1. Correspondence, 2. History, 3. Publications, 4. Studies, and 5. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. contains personal correspondence to and from Al Mooney during his association with Mooney Aircraft.
Subseries 2. contains documents depicting the history, financial operations, and business network of Mooney Aircraft.
Subseries 3. contains photographs, articles and clippings from various sources depicting the Model M-20/21.
Subseries 4. contains technical reports and documents from various engineering studies.
Subseries 5. contains engineering and design studies, drawings, reports, images, and personal notes pertaining to various Mooney airplane model numbers including the C-1, GL225, M-5, M-10, M-12, M-18, M-19, M-20, Super 21, M-201/231, M/MT-24, M-30, M-440, N-B-9, and TX-1.
The fifth series, Culver, is organized into five subseries: 1. Personal Papers, 2. Miscellaneous, 3. Publications, 4. Reports, 5. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. contains documents and personal papers of Al Mooney pertinent to his association with Culver.
Subseries 2. contains unidentified documents and drawings of Al Mooney during his association with Culver.
Subseries 3. contains issues of the "Culver Cadet" newsletter.
Subseries 4. contains specifications for the Advanced Light Airplane Design.
Subseries 5. contains engineering and design studies, drawings, reports, images, and personal notes pertaining to various Culver airplane model numbers including the Cadet, Model 17, Model CC-46, CL-276, Model L, Model LARB, Model LAR-90, Model LCA/LFA, Model NRB, Model PQ/XPQ-14, and Model V.
The sixth series, Bellanca, is organized into four subseries: 1. Images, 2. Publications, 3. Technical Papers, and 4. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. contains black and white photographs of Bellanca personalities, aircraft, and aircraft components.
Subseries 2. contains articles and clippings from various sources pertaining to Bellanca aircraft and Bellanca's Silver Anniversary brochure.
Subseries 3. contains a technical study of air speed corrections.
Subseries 4. contains engineering and design studies, drawings, reports, images, and personal notes pertaining to various Bellanca airplane model numbers including the Model 28-70 and Monocoupe DeLuxe 90-A.
The seventh series, Fairchild/Wing Aircraft, is organized into two subseries: 1. Publications and 2. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. contains articles and clippings from various sources pertaining to the Lark 95 and the Learjet 24E.
Subseries 2. contains engineering and design studies, drawings, reports, images, and personal notes pertaining to various Fairchild/Wing Aircraft airplane model numbers including Model D-1 and Model F-47.
The eighth series, Burns Aircraft Corp., is organized into two subseries: 1. Correspondence, and 2. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. contains correspondence pertinent to Model BA-42.
Subseries 2. contains engineering and design studies, drawings, reports, images, and personal notes pertaining to Burns Aircraft Corp. Model BA-42.
The ninth series, Wren Aircraft Corp., is organized into three subseries: 1. Correspondence, 2. Reports, and 3. Statements.
Subseries 1. contains Al Mooney's personal and business correspondence during his association with Wren Aircraft Corp.
Subseries 2. contains the Wren Model 460 Supplemental Type Inspection Flight Report.
Subseries 3. contains Al Mooney's personal financial statements and reports during his association with Wren Aircraft Corp.
The tenth series, Lockheed, is organized into seven subseries: 1. Personal Papers, 2. Correspondence, 3. Documents, 4. Images, 5. Studies, 6. Publications, and 7. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. contains Al Mooney's pocket notebook and pocket-size notes completed during his association with Lockheed.
Subseries 2. contains personal and business correspondence pertinent to Mooney's association with Lockheed.
Subseries 3. contains documentation of Al Mooney's orientation and training as a Lockheed employee.
Subseries 4. contains black and white photographs of drawings of Model GL-135 CRT, the Opus Twenty-one, and black and white and color photographs of the XV-4 Hummingbird.
Subseries 5. contains studies for light general aviation aircraft, VTOL aircraft, canard surfaces, Cessna/Wren flight tests, a fan jet comparison, Firestone aircraft undercarriage, and Williams International WFJ44 jet engine test data.
Subseries 6. contains an issue of Lockheed-Georgia Company's High Tech Test Bed newsletter.
Subseries 7. contains engineering and design studies, drawings, reports, images, and personal notes pertaining to various Lockheed airplane model numbers including the Advanced General Aviation Aircraft, C-141, Howard 18, Model 402/CL-402, Lockheed/LASA 60, Model GL-135/135Q, CRT, Model GL-225, Opus Twenty-one, Mark 21, and XV-4 Hummingbird.
The eleventh series, Avtek Corp, is organized into three subseries: 1. Personal Papers, 2. Correspondence, and 3. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. contains three notepads completed by Al Mooney during his association with AVTEK.
Subseries 2. contains personal and business correspondence accumulated during Al Mooney's association with Avtek Corp.
Subseries 3. contains engineering and design studies, drawings, reports, images, and personal notes pertaining to various AVTEK airplane model numbers including the ER-1, AVTEK 400, ER-2, and ER-3.
The twelvth and final series, comprised of oversize documents (blueprints, drawings, images and studies,) is organized into thirteen subseries: 1. Avtek Corp, 2. Bellanca, 3. Burns, 4. Columbia Aircraft Co., 5.Continental Motor Corp., 6. Culver, 7. Lockheed, 8. Marshall/Montague Monoplane Co., 9. Mooney Aircraft, 10. Nicholas-Beazley Airplane Co., 11. Old Man's Aircraft Company (OMAC) I, 12. Wren, and 13. Unidentified.
Subseries 1. through Subseries 12. contain documents pertaining to the airplanes of the airplane manufacturer named in each subseries title.
Subseries 13. contains documents unattributable to a specific airplane or airplane manufacturer.
Series Description
The Al Mooney Papers are arranged in twelve series:
Series I. Personal Papers 4.2 linear ft. (111 folders in 3.5 manuscript boxes, 5 folders in one non-standard box (22x15x2), and one non-standard box (12x15x3), 1926-1995.
Arranged in eight subseries: 1. Correspondence, 2. Documents, 3. Drawings, 4. Engineering Data, 5. Images, 6. Manuscripts, 7. Log Books and Diaries, and 8. Maps and Drawings.
Subseries 1. Correspondence 0.7 linear ft. (50 folders in Box 1 and 20 folders in Box 2), 1945-1995.
Arranged alphabetically by correspondent or topic.
Subseries 2. Documents 0.23 linear ft. (5 folders in Box 2 and 11 folders in Box 3), 1945-1985.
Arranged alphabetically by topic.
Subseries 3. Drawings, Non-Aviation 0.07 linear ft. (3 folders in Box 3), 1956-1986.
Arranged alphabetically by topic.
Subseries 4. Engineering Data 0.2 linear ft. (10 folders in Box 3), 1926-1981.
Arranged alphabetically by topic.
Subseries 5. Images 0.04 linear ft. (2 folders in Box 6), 1928-1985.
Arranged alphabetically by personality last name or aircraft manufacturer name.
Subseries 6. Manuscripts 0.16 linear ft. (10 folders in Box 6), 1965-1985.
Arranged alphabetically by author.
Subseries 7. Log Books, Diaries, and Notebooks 1.0 linear ft. (Box 4, a non-standard box (12x15x3)), 1946-1981.
Arranged by size.
Subseries 8. Maps and Drawings 1.8 linear ft. (5 folders in Box 5, a non-standard box (22x15x2), and one drawing in oversize document cabinets drawer 2Left), 1930-1986.
Arranged alphabetically by topic.
Series II. Publications 2.0 linear ft. (4 folders in Box 6, 56 folders in Box 7 thourgh Box 10, and 12 folders in Box 11), 1930-1986.
Arranged in eight subseries: 1. Booklets, 2. Books, 3. Brochures, 4. Catalogs, 5. Data Cards, 6. Newsletters, 7. Newspapers, and 8. Periodicals.
Subseries 1. Booklets 0.8 linear ft. (4 folders in Box 6, 16 folders in Box 7, and 10 folders in Box 8), 1930-1986.
Arranged alphabetically by corporate publisher and/or government publication title.
Subseries 2. Books 0.3 linear ft. (5 folders in Box 8 and 6 folders in Box 9), 1930-1969.
Arranged alphabetically by title.
Subseries 3. Brochures 0.02 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 9), undated.
Arranged alphabetically by title.
Subseries 4. Catalogs 0.18 linear ft. (2 folders in Box 9 and 7 folders in Box 10), 1941-1953.
Arranged alphabetically by vendor.
Subseries 5. Data Cards 0.02 (1 folder in Box 10), 1969.
Arranged alphabetically by airplane manufacturer.
Subseries 6. Newsletters 0.1 linear ft. (4 folders in Box 10), 1960-1985.
Arranged alphabetically by organization.
Subseries 7. Newspapers 0.1 linear ft. (4 folders in Box 10), 1953-1985.
Arranged alphabetically by title.
Subseries 8. Periodicals 0.2 linear ft. (12 folders in Box 11), 1938-1985.
Arranged alphabetically by title.
Series III. Technical Papers 0.6 linear ft. (10 folders in Box 11 and 18 folders in Box 12), 1925-1985.
Arranged in four subseries: 1. Correspondence, 2. Miscellaneous, 3. Images, and 4. Studies.
Subseries 1. Correspondence 0.02 linear ft. (2 folders in Box 11), 1948-1986.
Arranged alphabetically by correspondent or title.
Subseries 2. Miscellaneous 0.08 linear ft. (4 folders in Box 11), 1926-1956.
Arranged alphabetically by title.
Subseries 3. Images 0.02 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 11), 1929-1985.
Arranged by size.
Subseries 4. Studies 0.46 linear ft. (3 folders in Box 11 and 18 folders in Box 12), 1925-1964.
Arranged alphabetically by title.
Series IV. Mooney Aircraft 1.4 linear ft. (30 folders in Box 13, 13 folders in Box 14, 18 folders in Box 15, and 8 folders in Box 16, a manuscript half-box), 1929-1986.
Arranged in five subseries: 1. Correspondence, 2. History, 3. Publications, 4. Studies, and 5. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. Correspondence 0.02 linear ft. (4 folders in Box 13), 1955-1986.
Arranged alphabetically by correspondent or title.
Subseries 2. History 0.08 linear ft. (6 folders in Box 13), 1946-1954.
Arranged alphabetically by topic.
Subseries 3. Publications 0.02 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 13), 1953-1964.
Arranged alphabetically by publication title.
Subseries 4. Studies 0.08 linear ft. (3 folders in Box 13), 1933-1956.
Arranged alphabetically by title.
Subseries 5. Aircraft 1.2 linear ft. (16 folders in Box 13, 13 folders in Box 14, 18 folders in Box 15, and 8 folders in Box 16), 1929-1985.
Arranged alpha-numerically by airplane model number.
Series V. Culver Aircraft 0.8 linear ft. (24 folders in Box 17 and 17 folders in Box 18), 1937-1982.
Arranged in five subseries: 1. Personal Papers, 2. Miscellaneous, 3. Publications, 4. Reports, and 5. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. Personal Papers 0.08 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 17), 1940-1982.
Arranged chronologically.
Subseries 2. Miscellaneous 0.08 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 17), undated.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 3. Publications 0.08 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 17), 1974.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 4. Reports 0.08 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 17), 1937.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 5. Aircraft 0.72 linear ft. (20 folders in Box 17 and 17 folders in Box 18), 1938-1946.
Arranged alpha-numerically by airplane model number.
Series VI. Bellanca 0.2 linear ft. (6 folders in Box 19, a manuscript half-box), 1932-1966.
Arranged in four subseries: 1. Images, 2. Publications, 3. Technical Papers, and 4. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. Images 0.03 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 19), circa 1930.
Arranged by size.
Subseries 2. Publications 0.07 linear ft. (2 folders in Box 19), 1934-1966.
Arranged by publication title.
Subseries 3. Technical Papers 0.03 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 19), 1932.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 4. Aircraft 0.07 linear ft. (2 folders in Box 19), 1934-1935.
Arranged numerically by airplane model number.
Series VII. Fairchild/Wing Aircraft 0.4 linear ft. (8 folders in Box 20), 1947-1976.
Arranged in two subseries: 1. Publications and 2. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. Publications 0.04 linear ft. (2 folders in Box 20), 1966-1976.
Arranged alphabetically by subject airplane.
Subseries 2. Aircraft 0.36 linear ft. (6 folders in Box 20), 1947-1967.
Arranged alpha-numerically by airplane model number.
Series VIII. Burns Aircraft Corporation 0.13 linear ft. (6 folders in Box 21), 1969-1974.
Arranged in two subseries: 1. Correspondence and 2. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. Correspondence 0.03 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 21), 1969-1974.
Arranged in chronological order.
Subseries 2. Aircraft 0.1 linear ft. (5 folders in Box 21), 1969.
Arranged sequentially by page number.
Series IX. Wren Aircraft Corporation 0.27 linear ft. (9 folders in Box 21), 1964-1969.
Arranged in three subseries: 1. Correspondence, 2. Reports, and 3. Statements.
Subseries 1. Correspondence 0.03 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 21), 1968-1969.
Arranged in chronological order.
Subseries 2. Reports 0.21 linear ft. (7 folders in Box 21), 1964-1968.
Arranged alphabetically by report title.
Subseries 3. Statements 0.03 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 21), 1968-1969.
Arranged chronologically.
Series X. Lockheed 1.4 linear ft. (19 folders in Box 22, 19 folders in Box 23, 13 folders in Box 24, and 12 folders in Box 25), 1955-1985.
Arranged in seven subseries: 1. Personal Papers, 2. Correspondence, 3. Documents, 4. Images, 5. Studies, 6. Publications, and 7. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. Personal Papers 0.02 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 22), undated.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 2. Correspondence 0.04 linear ft. (3 folders in Box 22), 1958-1971.
Arranged alphabetically by correspondent.
Subseries 3. Documents 0.04 linear ft. (2 folders in Box 22), 1955-1980.
Arranged alphabetically by topic.
Subseries 4. Images 0.04 linear ft. (3 folders in Box 22), undated.
Arranged alpha-numerically by airplane model number.
Subseries 5. Studies 0.08 linear ft. (7 folders in Box 22), 1940-1984.
Arranged alphabetically by study title or subject.
Subseries 6. Publications 0.02 (1 folder in Box 22), 1985.
Single document.
Subseries 7. Aircraft 1.16 linear ft. (2 folders in Box 22, 19 folders in Box 23, 13 folders in Box 24, and 12 folders in Box 25), 1956-1985.
Arranged alphabetically by document title.
Series XI. AVTEK 0.6 linear ft. (4 folders in Box 25 and 21 folders in Box 26), 1977-1986.
Arranged in three subseries: 1. Personal Papers, 2. Correspondence, and 3. Aircraft.
Subseries 1. Personal Papers 0.2 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 25), 1982.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 2. Correspondence 0.18 linear ft. (3 folders in Box 25), 1982-1985.
Arranged chronologically.
Subseries 3. Aircraft 0.4 linear ft. (21 folders in Box 26), 1977-1986.
Arranged alphabetically by report title or subject.
Series XII. Blueprints, Drawings, Images, and Studies (Oversize) 8.4 linear ft. (8 folders in Box 27, 10 folders in Box 28, 9 folders in Box 29, and 9 folders in Box 30), 1929-1983.
Arranged in thirteen subseries: 1. AVTEK, 2. Bellanca, 3. Burns, 4. Columbia Aircraft Co., 5. Continental Motor Corp., 6. Culver, 7. Lockheed, 8. Marshall/Montague Monoplane Co., 9. Mooney Aircraft, 10. Nicholas-Beazley Airplane Co., 11. Old Man's Aircraft Company (OMAC) 1, 12. Wren, and 13. Unidentified Manufacturer.
Subseries 1. AVTEK 0.5 linear ft. (2 folders in Box 27), 1983.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 2. Bellanca 0.5 linear ft. (2 folders in Box 27), undated.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 3. Burns 0.5 linear ft. (2 folders in Box 27), 1971.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 4. Columbia Aircraft Co. 0.3 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 27), 1937.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 5. Continental Motor Corp. 0.3 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 27), 1969.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 6. Culver 0.7 linear ft. (5 folders in Box 28), 1942-1945.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 7. Lockheed 1.4 linear ft. (5 folders in Box 28), 1959-1960.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 8. Marshall/Montague Monoplane Co. 0.1 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 29), 1931.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 9. Mooney Aircraft 3.1 linear ft. (8 folders in Box 29 and 4 folders in Box 30), 1929-1955.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 10. Nicholas-Beazley Airplane Co. 0.8 linear ft. (2 folders in Box 30), 1931.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 11. OMAC 1 0.1 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 30), 1983.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 12. Wren 0.1 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 30), 1968.
Arranged in original order.
Subseries 13. Unidentified Manufacturer 0.1 linear ft. (1 folder in Box 30), 1957.
Arranged in original order.
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3 = Lighter than Air Archives
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5 = History of Aviation Archives
6 = University Archives
7 = HAC Stacks
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C = Color
1 = Image Number
Images archived in plastic image holders may also have a location code in the format: 1/TL. In this example, the number is the sheet number and the letters indicate the top left position on the sheet. Position indicators are T = top, L = left, R = right, M = middle, and B = bottom. Position indicators may be combined to describe the position on the sheet, as shown in this example.
Collection Inventory
Series I. Personal Papers |
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Subseries 1. Correspondence |
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Greeting Cards, Christmas and Birthday. 1980-1995 Holiday greeting cards and correspondence addressed to Al Mooney.
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Bunch, Clare. 1975 July 8 Letter from Al Mooney to Bunch.
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Cleveland, Al and Freddie. 1968-1981 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Brock, Al. 1981 January Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Crockett, D.T. 1980 October 20 Letter from Al Mooney to Crockett.
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Dees, Marion. 1971 January 6 Letter from Al Mooney to Dees.
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DeVries, John A. 1976-1981 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Dickerman, Fred. 1970-1977 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Dominick and Dominick. 1969 February 24 Correspondence addressed to Al Mooney.
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El Dorado Trip. 1967-1968 Handwritten summary of expenses and notes created by Al Mooney for the trip.
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Garrison, Roy. 1980 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Gibby. 1968-1969 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Haddaway, George. 1952-1976 5AM-1-13-PB1 and 5AM-1-13-PB2 depicting Astro Kinetics Corp. Astro V Dynafan and exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Hoffman, Norman. 1954-1964 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Hutchins, George. 1977 October 29 5AM-1-15-PB1 depicting Mite M-18C and correspondence addressed to Hutchins.
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The International Mooney Society. 1978 Correspondence sent by Al Mooney.
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Kelly, George. 1969 5AM-1-17-PB1 depicting Kelly's family and exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Kennedy, J.P. 1981 July Exchange of correspondence and documents pertaining to Al Mooney's employment by Montague Monoplane Company.
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Kishi, James S. 1969 September 10 Letter addressed to Al Mooney.
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Lane, Foster. 1975-1980 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Lange, Roy. 1976 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Levy, Deed. 1974-1977 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Lockheed. 1960-1971 Exchange of business-related correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Lockheed, Government Loan Request. 1971 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney and related documents.
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MAPA Homecoming. 1982 Correspondence related to the annual gathering of the Mooney Aircraft Pilots Association.
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Mauldin, Les. 1975-1977 5AM-1-26-PB1 through 5AM-1-26-PC4 depicting Les Mauldin speaking at an OX-5 Pioneers event and exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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May, Tom. 1968 March 4 Al Mooney's letter of appreciation to May for Lockheed-Georgia retirement party.
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McMahon, Mac and Dorothy. 1980-1981 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Miscellaneous. 1946-1969 Exchange of correspondence retained by Al Mooney.
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Miscellaneous. 1974-1978 Exchange of correspondence retained by Al Mooney.
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Miscellaneous. 1980-1985 Exchange of correspondence retained by Al Mooney.
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Miscellaneous. Undated Exchange of correspondence retained by Al Mooney.
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Mooney, Al. 1954 January - July Correspondence generated by Al Mooney pertaining to the financial demise of Mooney Aircraft.
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Mooney Aircraft Corporation. 1973-1984 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Mooney Aircraft Pilots Association. 1985 Correspondence addressed to Al Mooney.
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Mooney, John. 1946-1978 Correspondence sent by Al Mooney's son, John.
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Moore, James H. 1968 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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National Aviation Hall of Fame. 1984 April 30 Correspondence pertaining to the organization retained by Al Mooney.
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Otey, Lloyd. 1982 September Copy of correspondence to Otey forwarded to Al Mooney.
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Patent: Simplified Controls for Airplanes. 1945 Exchange of correspondence and documents with Al Mooney.
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Penry, Charles. 1973 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Peters, Walter. 1982 October 26 Peters' resume and letter to Al Mooney.
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Pick. Circa 1969 Correspondence sent by Al Mooney.
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Smith, William. 1977 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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TAB Books. 1980 Correspondence sent by Al Mooney.
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Taylor, William. 1956 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Thomas, Gene. 1972-1973 Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Vertical Lift Machine Corp. 1970 March Correspondence and documents generated by Al Mooney regarding his findings and recommendations for the Vertical Lift Machine.
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Windecker, T.R. 1982 Correspondence and marketing literature sent to Al Mooney.
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Zipp, Harold. 1954 May Exchange of correspondence with Al Mooney.
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Subseries 2. Documents |
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Autobiography. 1982-1983 Autobiographical notes compiled by Al Mooney.
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AVTEK. 1982 Business-related documents retained by Al Mooney.
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Certificates and Personal Memorabilia. 1945-1985 Documents compiled by Al Mooney.
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Continental Motors Consulting Study. 1969 July Notes, related documents, and the report compiled by Al Mooney during the consulting study.
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Culver Aircraft. 1945 Employment-related documents and correspondence.
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Dedication, Al Mooney Road. 1985 December 17 5AM-3-1-PC1 and 5AM-3-1-PC2 depicting the dedication and related-content letter to Al Mooney.
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Lists, Holiday and Miscellaneous. 1978-1983 Handwritten Christmas card lists and miscellaneous lists.
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Lists, Significant Personal Dates. 1967 Handwritten lists of significant personal dates compiled by Al Mooney.
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Lockheed. 1955-1967 Employment-related correspondence and documents.
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Lockheed ALKA. 1960 Corporate memo announcing construction of manufacturing plant in Argentina and related documents.
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Obituaries. 1986 Obituaries for Al Mooney from various printed sources.
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Passport and Travel Diary. 1960-1981 Passport and Travel Diary - actually a savings record book - for Al Mooney.
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Receipts. 1968-1984 Personal receipts for household expenditures.
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Resume. 1933-1971 Personal resumes compiled at various times by Al Mooney. Folder also contains handwritten list of Mooney's aircraft designs, newspaper clipping regarding Mooney's induction into the Colorado Aviation Hall of Fame in 1972, business cards and certifications, and Mooney's 1959 Civil Aeronautics Administration certificate as an Aviation Safety Representative.
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Sheff, George. Undated Resume of George Sheff and personal correspondence to Al Mooney.
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Talks at Mooney Aircraft. Circa 1980's Outlines of two talks presented to Mooney Aircraft personnel.
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Subseries 3. Drawings, Non-Aviation |
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Boat Prop Clutch/Reverse Control. Undated Two unidentified drawings.
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House Plans. 1956-1980 Drawings and notes for home in Burnet County, Texas.
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Sherwood Shores. Circa 1966 March Property maps for Sherwood Shores development in Burnet County, Texas.
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Subseries 4. Engineering Data |
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Advanced Light Airplane. Undated Pages four through twelve of typed design and specifications document.
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K Model. 1981 January 13 Text and drawings pertaining to "K Model Elevator Pulsing at Max. Nose Up Trim."
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Monoplane, Eugene G. Thomas. Undated Drawing depicting various airplane components and paint schemes.
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Propeller Requirements Notebook. 1947 Unidentified tables and graphs.
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RAT-9 Basic Calculations. 1942 August 5AM-3-19-PB1 depicting unidentified high-wing monoplane and notebook of handwritten calculations.
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Supercharger Design Study. Undated Handwritten notes, calculations, and drawings.
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Unidentified Airplane. Undated Handwritten calculations for unidentified airplane.
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Notebook, Unidentified. Undated Handwritten notes and calculations for unidentified project(s.)
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VTOL Pick Up Concept. Undated Typed proposal pertaining to the VTOL pick up concept.
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Wing Load Data. 1926 June 17 Graph and handwritten notes pertaining to the study of an AVTEK design.
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Subseries 5. Images |
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Aircraft. 1929-1985 5AM-6-1-PB1 and 5AM-6-1-PB2 Alexander aircraft, 5AM-6-1-PB-3 Mooney A-2 Low Wing, 5AM-6-1-PB-4 through 5AM-6-1-PB7 Culver aircraft, 5AM-6-1-PB-8 unidentified airplane, 5AM-6-1-PC9 Mooney M-18 "Mite," 5AM-6-1-PC10 and 5AM-6-1-PC11 Mooney 252 TSE, 5AM-6-1-PC12 Mooney Porsche PFM3200 with related correspondence, and 5AM-6-1-PB13 Mooney Project Twenty-Four.
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Personalities. 1928-1946 5AM-6-2-PB1 Deed McLevy with Charles Lindbergh accompanied by birthday card from McLevy to Mooney, 5AM-6-2-PB2 through 5AM-6-2-PB4 Mooney alone or with other unidentified individuals, 5AM-6-2-PB5 Harold Rother with race car, 5AM-6-2-PB6 through 5AM-6-2-PB8 unidentified individuals.
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Subseries 6. Manuscripts |
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Baxter, Gordon. 1985 April 24 Partial typed original draft of "The Al Mooney Story," pages 115-198.
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Baxter, Gordon. 1985 March Mooney book review from unidentified source and typed manuscript pages (1-5, 87, and 91) of "The Al Mooney Story."
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Baxter, Gordon. 1981 December Manuscript pages (36-47) of "The Al Mooney Story" reviewed by Walt House.
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Baxter, Gordon. 1981 November Manuscript pages (115-139 and 199-203) of "The Al Mooney Story" regarding the years at Lockheed reviewed by Al Cleveland and Willis Hawkins. Letter dated November 10, 1981 from Al Cleveland to Al Mooney is also in the folder.
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Daugherty, James E. 1995 June "FAA Fatigue Strength Criteria and Practices."
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Mooney, Al. Undated First and second draft of "The Alexander Years" for Col. John A. deVries, USAF, Retired.
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Mooney, Al. Undated Typed autobiographical pages, related correspondence, and two alternate manuscripts for "LASA 60 Story."
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Mooney, Al. Undated "Brief History - Original Mooney Aircraft Corp., and Mooney Low-Wing, M-5" (one typed page.)
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Mooney, Al. Undated 5AM-6-11-PB1 Al Mooney with group of men presumed to have been associated with Mooney Aircraft, Inc., Mooney's business card, and typed manuscript, "Brief History of Mooney Aircraft, Inc. and Officers."
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Mooney, Al. Undated "The Mooney Story" with original manuscript cover.
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Subseries 7. Log Books and Diaries |
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Log Books. 1950-1952 Two pilot's log books. |
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Diaries. 1946-1981 Personal yearly datebooks, trip expense diaries, and engineering notes. |
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Subseries 8. Maps and Drawings |
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Drawings, Burnett County, Texas House. Undated Blueprints for a one-story home in Forest Hills Section designed by Al Mooney.
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Maps, Army Air Force Aeronautical Charts. 1943-1944 Strait of Dover (England/France), Gironde (France), Ireland, and Lagens (The Azores).
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Maps, Gallup's Airway Map of the U.S. Undated U.S. map with index and routes of contemporary air transport carriers.
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Map, Brownsville, Texas to Winnipeg, Canada. 1930 April Personalized pilot's strip map assembled from aeronautical charts for trip from Brownsville, Texas to Winnipeg, Canada.
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Maps, U.S. State Maps. Undated Rand McNally standard maps for Arizona, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Texas.
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Drawing, Mooney 201. 1986 January 25 Drawn by John Lewis Mooney, presumed to be Al Mooney's grandson.
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Series II. Publications |
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Subseries 1. Booklets |
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Aero Industries Technical Institute. Undated "Modern Aero Metalcraft Construction," lessons 1 through 5.
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Aero Industries Technical Institute. Undated "Modern Aero Metalcraft Construction," lessons 6 through 10.
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Aero Industries Technical Institute. Undated "Modern Aero Metalcraft Construction," lessons 11 through 15.
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Aero Industries Technical Institute. Undated "Modern Aero Metalcraft Construction," lessons 16 and 17.
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Aero Industries Technical Institute. Undated "Modern Aero Metalcraft Construction," lessons 32 and 33.
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Aero Industries Technical Institute. Undated "Modern Aero Metalcraft Construction," lessons 34 and 35.
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Aero Industries Technical Institute. Undated "Modern Aero Metalcraft Construction," parts 1 and 2 of lessons 36 through 38.
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Aero Industries Technical Institute. Undated "Modern Aero Metalcraft Construction," parts 1 and 2 of lessons 39 and 40.
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Air Research Manufacturing Company. 1958 May 9 "Operation and Service Instructions, Pneumatic Power Gas Turbine Engine."
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Allison Division, General Motors Corporation. 1960 March "501-D13 Prop-Jet Flight Crew Guide."
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American Airlines. 1981 December "Fuel Management and Cost Control."
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American Airlines. 1986 "Fuel Management and Cost Control."
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Basic National Rail Passenger System. 1971 January 28 Final report submitted by John Volpe, Secretary of Transportation.
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Boeing. Undated "Power Plant Theory."
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Curtiss-Wright Corporation. 1962 January "Basic Theory of Operation, Turbo Compound Engine."
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Evendale Technical Training School. 1981 Introductory booklet for the General Electric engine training school.
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Federal Aviation Agency. 1964 "Application of Glass Fiber Laminates in Aircraft."
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Federal Aviation Agency. 1967 December 28 "Handbook, Type Certification."
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General Electric. 1969 September "Operating and Service Manual for General Electric Nickel-Cadmium Vented-Cell Batteries."
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Military Handbooks. 1961-1964 Three handbooks: "Composite Construction for Flight Vehicles Part III, Design Procedures," Metallic Materials and Elements for Flight Vehicular Structures, Change Notice 2," and Metallic Materials and Elements for Flight Vehicle Structures, Change Notice 3."
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Mooney. 1950 September 1 "M-18C Parts Catalog and Maintenance Handbook."
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Mooney. 1950 September 1 "M-18L Parts Catalog and Maintenance Handbook."
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Mooney. 1950 September 1 "M-18LA Parts Catalog and Maintenance Handbook."
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Pratt and Whitney. 1960 January 15 "Commercial Engine Trim."
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Pratt and Whitney. 1961-1968 Four booklets: "Language of the Jets," "Noise Reduction Progress at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft," "Sources of Noise from Advanced Turbofan Engines," and "Aircraft Engine Noise."
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Quantas Empire Airways Ltd. Engineering Department. 1957 "Lecture Notes, Basic Engine, Vol. 4, Gas Turbines."
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Reduction of Airplane Noise. 1930 October 1 U.S. Department of Commerce booklet.
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Rolls-Royce. 1957 Two booklets: "The By-Pass Engine for Transport Aircraft" and "The Conway Engine."
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Sinclair. 1951 "A Guide to Correct Lubrication of Aircraft and Aircraft Engines."
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Sinclair. 1952 "Reciprocating Aircraft Engine Lubrication."
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Aeronautical Vest-Pocket Handbook. 1964 January Pratt and Whitney publication.
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Aircraft Propulsion Databook. 1956 General Electric publication.
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Airplane Airworthiness. 1954-1962 Two Federal Aviation Agency publications of the same title.
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Airplane Design, Tables and Charts. 1930 February Appendix from publication of Structures Unit, Materiel Division, U.S. Army Air Corps.
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Design Information for Aircraft. 1934 U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Air Commerce, Aeronautics Bulletin Number 26.
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Engineers' Cross Section Book. 1943-1949 Book containing Al Mooney's handwritten notes dated from 1943 through 1949.
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Federal Aviation Regulations, Volume III. 1969 December Federal Aviation Administration publication.
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Federal Aviation Regulations. 1964-1966 Three Federal Aviation Agency publications: "Part 23 Airworthiness Standards..." (1965), "Part 33 Airworthiness Standards: Aircraft Engines" (1966), and "Part 35 Airworthiness Standards: Propellers" (1964).
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OX5 Club of America Constitution, By-Laws, Roster. 1959 July 1 OX5 Club of America publication.
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Scintilla Type SF14RN-8 Aircraft Magneto. 1944 Scintilla Magneto Division, Bendix Aviation Corporation publication.
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Turbine Engine Principles. 1956-1958 Bound instruction sheets and related correspondence for a training course provided by American Airlines.
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Unidentified. Undated One reference page extracted from unidentified book.
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Subseries 3. Brochures |
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Mississippi Valley Aircraft Service. Undated Four page brochure featuring dusting and spraying services of this company based at Fletcher Field, Clarksdale, Mississippi.
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Subseries 4. Catalogs |
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Air Associates, Inc. 1953 Aircraft hardware catalog.
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Atlantic Aviation Service. 1949 Aircraft hardware catalog.
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Bendix Flightweight Radio. Circa 1940 Aircraft hardware catalog.
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Bendix Scintilla. 1941-1947 Aircraft hardware catalog.
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Goodyear. 1947-1952 Products and display fixtures catalog.
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Marvel-Schebler Carbureter Division. 1944-1947 Aircraft hardware catalog.
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Sensenich Propellers. 1947 June 13 Aircraft hardware catalog.
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Scott Aviation Products. 1949 Aircraft hardware catalog.
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Scott Aviation Products. Undated Aircraft hardware catalog.
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Subseries 5. Data Cards |
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Continental Motors Corporation. 1969 Technical data sheets for various specific aircraft.
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Subseries 6. Newsletters |
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Colorado Aviation Historical Society. 1981 May and November issues.
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Lockheed. 1955-1966 Three issues of "Southern Star."
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Mooney Mite Owners Association. 1968-1974 Multiple issues.
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Mooney Mite Owners Association. 1969-1985 Multiple issues.
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Subseries 7: Newspapers |
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The Kerrville Times. 1954 April 4 Eight pages with headline "Mooney Aircraft Nearing Refinancing Program."
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Various Sources, Lockheed. 1963-1985 Articles and clippings related to Lockheed from various newspapers.
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Various Sources, Mooney. 1953-1983 Articles and clippings related to Mooney from various newspapers.
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Various Sources, Miscellaneous Interest. Undated Articles and clippings related to miscellaneous interests from various newspapers.
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Subseries 8. Periodicals |
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Aerobatic World. 1984 Volume 4, Issue 1.
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AIAA Astronautics and Aeronautics. 1978-1979 Collection of articles authored by Al Cleveland.
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Aircraft Engineering. 1973 May Article, "The Uncontrolled Tail Spin."
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Business and Commercial Aviation. Undated Article, "William W. Taylor."
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Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences. 1938 July Article, "Simplified Propeller Calculations."
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Product Engineering. 1948-1955 Collection of articles from various issues.
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SAE Quarterly Transactions. 1947 January Quarterly publication of technical/engineering papers.
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SAE Quarterly Transactions. 1947 July Quarterly publication of technical/engineering papers.
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SAE Quarterly Transactions. 1947 October Quarterly publication of technical/engineering papers.
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Science. 1985 September Article depicting the X-29, "The Real Stuff."
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Sport Flying. 1967 Article depicting Ben Howard's aircraft, "Damned Good Airplanes."
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Various Periodicals. 1941-1967 Collection of aviation-related articles from various periodicals.
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Series III. Technical Papers |
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Subseries 1. Correspondence |
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McClure, John. 1985-1986 Letters and drawings.
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Type Certificate 255. 1948 July 12 Letter from Civil Aeronautics Administration to Charles G. Yankey, Mooney Aircraft, Inc.
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Subseries 2. Miscellaneous |
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Alexander Aircraft. 1926-1928 Blueprint (front view) of two-place enclosed monoplane designed by Al Mooney and two issues of "The Alexander Aircrafter" (April 1926 and August 1928.)
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Lambert Aircraft Corp. 1935-1938 Inboard profile drawing of unidentified airplane and Daily Factory Payroll Distribution sheets.
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Unidentified. Undated Collection of unrelated/unidentified drawings, graphs, and tables.
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U.S. Navy. 1956 "The Specification for Personnel Utility Airplanes (Maintenance of Individual Training,) Land Based Class VU Twin Jet Engine Four Place."
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Subseries 3. Images |
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Assemblies, Fixtures, and Jigs. Undated 5AM-11-19-PB1 through 5AM-11-19-PB11 unidentified.
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Subseries 4. Studies |
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Advanced Light Airplane Design. 1937 December 30 Three page typed study prepared in St. Louis by Al Mooney.
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Air Force-Navy Aeronautical Standards. 1949-1964 Unbound standards specification sheets from 1949, 1952, 1955, and 1964.
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Airesearch Garrett Specs. Undated Turbo-prop TPE-331 Models.
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Control Surface Analysis. Undated Handwritten study by Al Mooney.
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Correlation of Flight Test and McCook Field Wind Tunnel Data. 1925 July 9 Report by War Department Air Service Engineering Division, McCook Field, Dayton, Ohio.
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Four-Place Monoplane. 1934 July Three specifications depicting a basic low-wing, cabin monoplane.
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Irving Parachute Recovery System. 1953 January Report prepared for Mooney Aircraft, Inc. with related correspondence.
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Model A-1. 1930 January 25 Engineering data prepared by Al Mooney for the Mooney Aircraft Corporation, Wichita, Kansas.
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Using Mooney A-2 As Basis. Undated Charts and drawings for unspecified study.
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Model CC46-M-1 Engine Test. 1947 February 28 Report prepared by Al Mooney for Mooney Aircraft Co., Wichita, Kansas.
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Model CC46M-2A Engine. 1948 Type certification report and revisions prepared by Al Mooney.
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D-1 Four-Place, Low-Wing Cabin Monoplane. 1934 Studies prepared by Al Mooney.
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D-1 Wing Stress Analysis. 1934 April 25 Study prepared by Al Mooney for Paul Du Pont, Jr.
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D-1 Basic Design Data. 1934 April 18 Study prepared by Al Mooney for Paul Du Pont, Jr. with related correspondence.
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Model H Wind Tunnel Tests. 1937 Loose sheets of drawings, graphs, and tables.
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Model M-19 Weight and Balance. 1951 January 12 Report prepared by Al Mooney for Mooney Aircraft, Inc., Wichita, Kansas.
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MH-18 Airfoil Wind Tunnel Test. 1929 July Study prepared at the Daniel Guggenheim School of Aeronautics.
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Mooney NB-9 Monoplane Weight Control. 1931 March 3 Study prepared for Nicholas-Beazley Airplane Co., Inc., Marshall, Missouri.
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Monocoupe Aircraft. 1935-1937 Studies prepared for Monocoupe Corporation, Robertson, Missouri.
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Sport Biplane Model D-1 Weight Control. 1934 February 25 Study prepared by Al Mooney for Paul Du Pont, Jr.
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Two-Place Monoplane, M-6. 1931 Drawings, notes, and correspondence for a low-wing airplane.
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Series IV. Mooney Aircraft |
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Subseries 1. Correspodence |
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Miscellaneous. 1956-1985 Personal correspondence.
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Mooney Aircraft Groups. 1975-1986 Correspondence related to International Mooney Society, Mooney Aircraft Pilots Association, and Colorado Aviation Historical Society.
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W.W. Taylor. 1955 Personal correspondence file.
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Transmundo Export Inc. 1984 Correspondence regarding training aircraft specifications.
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Subseries 2. History |
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Mooney Aircraft Corporation. Circa 1950 5AM-13-5-PC1 Mooney Aircraft, Kerrville, Texas, 5AM13-5-PB2 Mooney Aircraft exhibit photograph wall, 5AM-13-5-PB3 Grimes Airport, Bethel, Pennsylvania. Background information depicting Mooney Aircraft and Mooney aircraft models.
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Business Correspondence. 1946-1948 Agreement for single-place airplane, letter regarding incorporation of Mooney Aircraft Incorporated in Wichita, Kansas, Option Contract, and By-Laws of Mooney Aircraft, Inc.
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Financial Reports. 1952-1954 Financial reports and statements for Mooney Aircraft, Inc., Kerrville, Texas.
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Operations Costs. Undated Handwritten and typed reports for specific date periods or associated with specific aircraft models.
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Refinancing Plan. Circa 1953 Financing Plan for Mooney Aircraft, Inc., with accompanying memorandum from Jack Herbert.
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Sales and Distributors. Circa 1954 Documents pertaining to the sale of Mooney aircraft and aircraft parts through approved distributors.
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Subseries 3. Publications |
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M-20/21 Articles. 1953-1964 Articles and clippings from various periodicals and publications.
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Subseries 4. Studies |
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Miscellaneous. 1955-1956 Individual documents, notes, drawings, etc. unassociated with a specific aircraft or named study.
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Four-Place Low Wing Cabin Monoplane, Weight Control. 1933 July 11 Study prepared by Al Mooney and additional documents not specifically associated with this study.
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Reconnaissance and Battlefield Surveillance. Undated Drawings and a table.
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Subseries 5. Aircraft |
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Model C-1 Weight Control. 1933 January 3 Al Mooney (Mooney Aero. Engineering Corp., Denver, Colorado) study for a Mooney Model C-1 low wing, sport monoplane, and a shirt pocket size "Weight Book."
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Model GL-225. 1958 Light twin-jet transport drawings, GL-225 prototype program milestones, projected manpower requirements, and U.S. Navy type specification TS-144.
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Model GL-225 Preliminary Brochures. 1958 Bound booklets and related documents depicting the GL-225-1.
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Model M-5 Studies. 1929 5AM-13-18-PB1 Woody Hockady's ship, 5AM-13-18-PB2 M-5 in flight, three-view drawing, port side view drawing, and related notes and table.
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Model M-10 Dart Images. Undated 5AM-13-19-PB1 Model 10 NC20914, 5AM-13-19-PC2 port side front quarter view, 5AM-13-19-PB3 and 5AM-13-19-PB4 starboard side front quarter views, and 5AM-13-19-PB5 M-10 in hangar with other unidentified airplanes.
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Spartan Aircraft Co. and Model 12. 1946 September 7 Al Mooney's handwritten consulting survey of Spartan Aircraft Co. and Model 12 landing gear retraction system.
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Model M-18 Landing Gear Stress Analysis. Undated Drawings, graphs, and text.
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Model M-18 Images, Drawings, and Articles. 1952-1955 5AM-13-22-PB1 through 5AM-13-22-PB7 Model M-18, drawings and notes, and articles and clippings from various periodicals and publications.
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Model M-18 Specifications. 1948 August Civil Aeronautics Administration documents: Tentative Aircraft Specification and Aircraft Engine Specifications.
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Model 19 Crash. Undated Clipping from unidentified newspaper regarding the crash of a Model M-19.
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Model M-20 Brochures. 1960 Two brochures: Mooney Mark 20 and Mooney Mark 20A.
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Model M-20 Airplane Flight Manual. 1955 August 24 Civil Aeronautics Administration approved flight manual for the Mooney Mark 20.
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Model M-20. Circa 1955 Drawings and correspondence.
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Model M-20 Drawing Lists. 1955 Civil Aeronautics Administration drawing lists for Model M-20 Series.
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Model M-20 Electrical System Data. 1955 Report prepared by Al Mooney for Mooney Aircraft, Inc., Kerrville, Texas.
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Model M-20 Wing Design Evolution. 1981 April 4 5AM-13-30-PB1 wing assembly and typed document by Al Mooney for Mooney personnel documenting the evolution of the Model M-20 wing design.
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Model M20 Flutter Prevention Data. 1955 June 6 Report No. 20 prepared by Al Mooney for Mooney Aircraft, Inc.
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Model M20 Landing Load Data. 1954-1955 Report No. 72 prepared by Al Mooney for Mooney Aircraft, Inc.
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Model M20 Specifications. 1951 December Pages 32-38 of Mooney Series Twenty document.
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Model M20 Notebook. Undated Spiral bound stenographer's notebook containing Al Mooney's handwritten notes ("Book 2.")
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Model M20 Structural Loading Data. 1955 June 15 Report No. 73 (pages 1-108) prepared by Al Mooney for Mooney Aircraft, Inc. Folder 1 of two folders.
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Model M20 Structural Loading Data. 1955 June 15 Report No. 73 (pages 109-190) prepared by Al Mooney for Mooney Aircraft, Inc. Folder 2 of two folders.
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Model 20 Type Certification Data. 1955 July Report No. 77 prepared by Al Mooney for Mooney Aircraft, Inc.
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Model 20 Type Inspection Report. 1955 Report and related correspondence and documents.
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Model 20 Type Inspection Report, Part 1 of 2. 1955 July 29 Report No. 78 prepared by Al Mooney for Mooney Aircraft, Inc.
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Model 20 Type Inspection Report, Part 2 of 2. 1955 July 29 Report No. 78 prepared by Al Mooney for Mooney Aircraft, Inc.
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Model 20 Weight and Balance. 1954 November 30 Report No. 70, Second Revision, prepared by Al Mooney for Mooney Aircraft, Inc.
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Model 20 Wing Aerodynamic Report. 1951 November 1 Report No. 69 prepared by Al Mooney for Mooney Aircraft, Inc.
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Model M20 J/K Speed vs. BPH. 1955 May 5 Two page extract from the report prepared by Al Mooney.
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Model M-20/21. 1955-1956 Notes, studies and documents pertaining to the M-20/21.
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Model Super 21. 1982 Revell plastic model instructions for the Mooney Super 21.
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Model M-201. Undated 5AM-15-3-PB1 through 5AM-15-3-PB6 Model M-201 exterior, in-flight, interior, and related photographs, some with printed captions.
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Model M201/231. 1976-1985 Press release with specification sheets and sales brochures.
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Model M-24. 1984 January 10 Two reports: Business Plan and Feasibility Study.
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Model M-24 Final Feasibility Study. 1985 Report No. M24-2 Tri-Wing Business Aircraft (Preliminary Design Report) prepared by Al Mooney.
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Model M-24 Initial Feasibility Study. 1983 June 9 Report No. M24-1 prepared by Al Mooney.
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Model M-24. 1983 August 27 "Personal Notes on Design of An Advanced Aircraft Configuration for Bill Taylor's Eyes Only."
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Model M-24 Pre-Preliminary Design Study. 1983 June 9 Report M24-1 prepared by Al Mooney.
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Model M-24 Preliminary Design Report. 1983-1984 5AM-15-10-PB1 drawing of Mooney Project Twenty-Four and Report MT24-2 prepared by Al Mooney and W.W. Taylor.
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Model M-24. 1983-1984 Draft pages associated with Report M24-2.
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Model M-24 Discarded Report Pages. 1983-1984 Pages discarded from Report MT24-2.
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Model M-24 Obsolete Report Pages. 1983 Obsolete pages withdrawn from Report M24-1.
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Model M-24. 1983 Report M24-1, Section 2, pages 35-62.
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Model M-24. 1983 September Report M24-1, Section 3, pages 63-93.
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Model M-24. 1983-1984 Report M24-2.
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Model M-24. 1983-1984 Report M24-2, Descriptive Data.
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Model M-24 Obsolete Report Pages. 1983-1984 Obsolete pages withdrawn from Report M24-2 and related correspondence from Al Mooney to W.W. Taylor dated July 29, 1983.
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Model M-24. 1983-1984 Random, unorganized and handwritten pages from Report MT24-2.
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Model M-24. 1984 April Handwritten revised pages from Report M24-2.
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Model M-24. 1953-1984 Handwritten technical studies associated with Report MT24-2.
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Model M-24 Vertical Tail Revision. Undated Spine-bound graphs and drawing.
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Model M30 Development and Status. 1984 July 10 "A Brief Summary of the Development and Status of the Mooney M30" prepared by Fen C. Taylor and presented to the Joint AIAA/NASA General Aviation Technology Conference.
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Model 440 Basic Specifications. 1934 Three-page typed report for a four-place, low-wing cabin monoplane.
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N-B-9 Monoplane. Undated Drawings.
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TX-1. Undated Brochure and armament configuration chart.
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Series V. Culver |
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Subseries 1. Personal Papers |
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Mooney, Al. 1940-1982 Business papers and correspondence related to Al Mooney's association with Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Subseries 2. Miscellaneous |
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Unidentified. Undated Drawings and a technical study form unassociated with an identified airplane.
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Subseries 3. Publications |
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Culver Cadet Newsletter. 1974 Two issues: January-March and April-June.
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Subseries 4. Reports |
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Specifications, Advanced Light Airplane Design. 1937 December 30 Report prepared by Al Mooney.
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Subseries 5. Aircraft |
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Cadet, Accident Reports. 1941 December 23 Two Civil Aeronautics Board reports.
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Cadet, Drawings. 1937-1938 Drawings of various views and components of the Culver Cadet.
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Cadet, Images. Circa 1939 5AM-17-7-PB1 through 5AM-17-7-PB6 black and white photographs of the Culver Cadet and various components.
|
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Model 17, Images. Undated 5AM-17-8-PB1 a two-view drawing of Model 17.
|
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Model CC-46, M-2A, Engine Stress Analysis. Undated Handwritten Report No. 42 prepared by Al Mooney.
|
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Model CL-276. Undated Two-page handwritten Report No. 9847.
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Model L, Basic Design Data. 1940 January 10 Report No. 24 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model L, Wing Stress Analysis. 1990 January 24 Report No. 36 prepared by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model LARB, Basic Design Data. 1942 July 23 Report No. 90 prepared for Culver Aircraft Corporation depicting the U.S. Army Air Forces Type PQ-8A, Commercial Model Lark.
|
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Model L-AR-90, Specifications. 1940-1942 Specifications and revisions for the aerial target airplane.
|
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Model L-AR-90, Basic Design Data. 1941 May 1 Report No. 55 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model LCA, Actual Weight and Balance. 1940-1941 Report No. 43-101 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
|
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Model LCA and LFA, Parts Catalog and Maintenance Handbook. Undated 29-page spine-bound catalog from Culver Aircraft Corporation.
|
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Model LFA, Structural Analysis Report. 1941 February 14 Report No. 50 prepared by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model L-FA, Actual Weight and Balance. 1941 March 24 Report No. 51-239 prepared by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
|
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Model NR-B, Model Specification. 1942 Culver Aircraft Corporation specifications for an aerial target airplane.
|
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Model NR-B, Weight Control Study. 1941 May 27 Handwritten study prepared by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model PQ-14/M16, Images and Clippings. Undated 5AM-17-22-PB1 through 5AM-17-22-PB10 strength tests, 5AM-17-22-PB11 cockpit, 5AM-17-22-PB12 front view, 5AM-17-22-PB13 overhead view beside B-29, and 5AM-17-22-PB14 through 5AM-17-22-PB16 front port quarter view. Undated newspaper clippings from unidentified newspapers.
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Model XPQ-14, Images. Circa 1945 5AM-17-23-PB1 take off, 5AM-17-23-PB2 and 5AM-17-23-PB3 engine, and 5AM-17-23-PB4 Al Mooney with group of unidentified men.
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Model XPQ-14, Technical Papers. 1942 September 19 Unrelated pages from studies and reports pertaining to the XPQ-14.
|
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Model V, Aerodynamic and Basic Design Data. 1944 December 15 Report No. 151 prepared by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model V, Computation of Wing Loading. 1946 April 10 Report No. 160 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model V, Control Surface Static Test Loading. 1945 November 24 Report No. 161 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model V, Control System Static Test Loading. 1945 December 11 Report No. 163 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model V, Control System Static Test Loading. 1946 January 8 Report No. 163 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model V, Design and Test Documents. 1945-1946 Internal directives, specification sheets, and related documents.
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Model V, Electrical System Analysis. 1946 April 9 Report No. 168 prepared by E.W. Schroeder for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model V, NX-80128 Flight Report. 1946 June 3 Report No. 170 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model V, Flight Report, Part 2. 1946 May Graphs, tables, and handwritten engineering test data related to the flight report.
|
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Model V, Flutter Control Data. 1946 March 4 Report No. 165 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model V, Fuselage and Engine Mount Static Test Loading. 1945 November 27 Report No. 162 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model V, Instrument Calibration Data. 1946 January 17 Lewis Engineering Company Chart.
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Model V, Landing Gear Static Test Loading. 1945 November 27 Report No. 154 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model V, Air Facts Articles. 1945-1946 Periodical articles pertaining to aircraft with which Mooney was associated.
|
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Model V, Revised Basic Design Data. 1945 November 7 Report No. 159 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
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Model V, Structural and Dynamic Tests. 1946 February 26 Report No. 164 approved by Al Mooney for Culver Aircraft Corporation.
|
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Movel V, Wing Torsional Analysis. Undated Appendix A.
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Series VI. Bellanca |
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Subseries 1. Images |
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Photographs. Circa 1934 5AM-19-1-PB1 and 5AM-19-1-PB2 Bellance and Fitzmaurice with Bellanca 28-70 "Irish Swoop," 5AM-19-1-PB3 unidentified airplane engine, 5AM-19-1-PB4 unidentified airplane landing gear shock absorber, 5AM-19-1-PB5 unidentified airplane instrument panel.
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Subseries 2. Publications |
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Articles and Clippings. 1934-1966 Photograph of "The Irish Swoop" from "The New York Times" dated October 31, 1934, article from the September 1966 issue of "Air Progress" titled "Those Hush-Hush Bellancas," and undated clippings from unidentified newspapers.
|
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Bellanca Silver Anniversary Brochure. 1952 The story of Bellanca Aircraft Corporation and a business card of G.M. Bellanca, President.
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Subseries 3. Studies |
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Air Speed Corrections. 1932 March 21 Technical study with accompanying correspondence.
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Subseries 4. Aircraft |
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Model 28-70 Tail Surface Stress Analysis. 1934 August 18 Report No. 164 prepared by Al Mooney for Bellanca Aircraft Corporation.
|
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Monocoupe Deluxe 90-A Standard Performance Data. 1935 September 29 Three technical studies related to the 90-A.
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Series VII. Fairchild/Wing Aircraft |
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Subseries 1. Publications |
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Periodical Articles. 1966-1967 Articles from various periodicals depicting the Lark 95.
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Business and Commercial Aviation Article. 1976 June Article depicting the Learjet 24E.
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Subseries 2. Aircraft |
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Model D Flight Test Report. 1967 Report of inspections and tests for the subject aircraft and related correspondence.
|
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Model D-1 Flight Test Reports. 1966 Report of inspections and tests for the subject aircraft.
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Model D-1 Flight Test Report. 1965-1966 Flight test log and report of inspections and tests for the subject aircraft.
|
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Model D-1 Ground Inspection and Flight Test Reports. 1966-1967 Report of inspections and tests for the subject aircraft.
|
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Model F-47 Approved Airplane Flight Manual. 1947 January 1 Manual produced by Fairchild at Strother Field, Winfield, Kansas.
|
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Model F-47 Manufacturer's Flight Report. 1947 January 1 Civil Aeronautics Administration Type Inspection Report.
|
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|
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Series VIII. Burns Aircraft Corp. |
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Subseries 1. Correspondence |
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Model BA-42. 1969-1974 Correspondence to and from Al Mooney.
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Subseries 2. Aircraft |
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Model BA-42. 1969 December 16 Brochure and agenda of pre-flight type certification board meeting.
|
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Model BA-42 Flight Manual. Undated Document prepared by Burns Aircraft Corporation, Starkville, Mississippi.
|
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Model BA-42 Flight Test Inspection Report, Folder 1 of 3. 1969 November 25 Report prepared by Al Mooney, Flight Analyst-Consultant.
|
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Model BA-42 Flight Test Inspection Report, Folder 2 of 3. 1969 November 25 Report prepared by Al Mooney, Flight Analyst-Consultant.
|
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Model BA-42 Flight Test Inspection Report, Folder 3 of 3. 1969 Report prepared by Al Mooney, Flight-Analyst Consultant.
|
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Series IX. Wren Aircraft Corp. |
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Subseries 1. Correspondence |
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Corporate Correspondence. 1965-1969 Correspondence to and from Al Mooney.
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Subseries 2. Reports |
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Aileron Drooper Kit. 1968 October 15 Handwritten consulting notes pertaining to a modification for the Cessna 172.
|
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Wren/O-2A Additional Flight Evaluation. 1968 October 28 Report prepared for Wren Aircraft Corporation, Meacham Field, Fort Worth, Texas, by consultants Al Mooney and W.W. Taylor.
|
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Wren/O-2A Initial Flight Evaluation. 1968 October 7 Report prepared for Wren Aircraft Corporation by consultants Al Mooney and W.W. Taylor.
|
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Wren 460 Type Inspection Documents. 1964 June 11 Federal Aviation Administration form, notes for preflight summary meeting, and Wren 460 brochure.
|
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Wren 460 Supplemental Type Inspection Flight Report, Folder 1 of 2. 1964 June 23 Report No. FR-460-2 prepared by W.W. Taylor.
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Wren 460 Supplemental Type Inspection Report, Folder 2 of 2. 1964 June 23 Report No. FR-460-2 prepared by W.W. Taylor.
|
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Wren 460H Flight Test Report. 1965 February Report No. FR-460H-1 prepared by W.W. Taylor.
|
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Subseries 3. Statements |
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Consulting Services. 1968-1969 Correspondence, statements, and related documentation submitted by Al Mooney for engineering services.
|
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Series X. Lockheed |
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Subseries 1. Personal Papers |
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Personal Notes. Undated Pocket spiral notebook and index cards with personal notes and calculations.
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Subseries 2. Correspondence |
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Trip Report. 1959 February 24 Report of trip to Continental Aircraft Corporation with drawing of 717-10B (Arbizon) engine to be used in the GL225 program.
|
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Corporate. 1958-1967 Corporate correspondence and management memos pertaining to various aircraft.
|
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Corporate. 1970-1971 Corporate correspondence and management memos pertaining to various aircraft.
|
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Subseries 3. Documents |
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Miscellaneous. Circa 1984 RF&C news release, articles pertaining to the Piper Pawnee and Connestoga, Macchi M.41 fact sheet, and letter to John Mooney from O. Gadfly Hurtz dated October 30, 1984.
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Orientation and Training. 1955 Lockheed engineering orientation and training documents.
|
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Subseries 4. Images |
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Model GL-135 CRT. Undated 5AM-22-7-PB1 and 5AM-22-7-PB2 artist's drawings of Lockheed "CRT" aircraft.
|
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Opus Twenty-one. Undated 5AM-22-8-PB1 and 5AM-22-8-PB2 artist's drawings of military utility jet.
|
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XV-4 Hummingbird. Undated 5AM-22-9-PC1 through 5AM-22-9-PC3 rollout of Hummingbird II, 5AM-22-9-PB4 through 5AM-22-9-PB17 assembly and component photographs, 5AM-22-9-PB18 artist's concept drawing, and page from brochure depicting VTOL operations.
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Subseries 5. Studies |
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Priority for a Study of the Light General Aviation Field. 1961 February 28 Lockheed interdepartmental communication.
|
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VTOL. Undated 5AM-22-11-PC1 E.B. Gibson, program manager, and typed VTOL study with concept drawing.
|
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Canard Surfaces. Undated Handwritten outline of study and computer printouts.
|
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Cessna/Wren Flight Tests. Circa 1960 Federal Aviation Agency Flight Test Report Guide and flight test report documents.
|
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Fan Jet and Turboprop Comparison. Undated Fan jet and turboprop speed-fuel efficiency comparisons and four pages of handwritten notes.
|
||||||||||||||||
Firestone, Aircraft Undercarriage. 1940-1961 Studies, drawings, and correspondence pertaining to aircraft landing gear and undercarriage components.
|
||||||||||||||||
Williams International, WFJ-44 Engine Test Data. 1984 Computer-generated data pertaining to the engine test.
|
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Subseries 6. Publications |
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High Tech Test Bed. 1985 Fall 1985 issue of newsletter produced by Lockheed-Georgia Company.
|
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Subseries 7. Aircraft |
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Advanced General Aviation Aircraft, Folder 1 of 2. 1970 October 30 NASA contract Interim Study Report, "Technology Assessment of Advanced General Aviation Aircraft."
|
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Advanced General Aviation Aircraft, Folder 2 of 2. 1970 October 30 NASA contract Interim Study Report, "Technology Assessment of Advanced General Aviation Aircraft."
|
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Advanced General Aviation Aircraft. Undated Charts prepared for the NASA contract Interim Study Report, "Technology Assessment of Advanced General Aviation Aircraft."
|
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Advanced General Aviation Aircraft, Monthly Progress Report No. 1. 1970 July 24 Lockheed-Georgia Company report for NASA contract submitted by C.H. Hurkamp, Study Manager, and R.H. Lange, Manager, Advanced Concepts Department.
|
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Advanced General Aviation Aircraft, Monthly Progress Report No. 2. 1970 August 25 Lockheed-Georgia Company report for NASA contract.
|
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Advanced General Aviation Aircraft, Monthly Progress Report No. 3. 1970 September 25 Lockheed-Georgia Company report for NASA contract.
|
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Advanced General Aviation Aircraft, Monthly Progress Report No. 5. 1970 November 25 Lockheed-Georgia Company report for NASA contract.
|
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Advanced General Aviation Aircraft, Monthly Progress Report No. 6. 1970 December 28 Lockheed-Georgia Company report for NASA contract.
|
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Advanced General Aviation Aircraft, Monthly Progress Report No. 7. 1971 January 31 Lockheed-Georgia Company report for NASA contract.
|
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Advanced General Aviation Aircraft, Monthly Progress Report No. 8. 1971 March 8 Lockheed-Georgia Company report for NASA contract.
|
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Advanced General Aviation Aircraft, Request For Proposal. 1969-1971 NASA Request For Proposal and Lockheed-Georgia response.
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C-141 Service. 1965 January Quarterly publication by Lockheed-Georgia Company with feature article, "Introducing the StarLifter."
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Howard 18, Flight Tests. 1956-1957 Flight tests and related correspondence.
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Lockheed 60. 1960-1961 Handwritten notes, Christmas card for 1961 with photograph of the Aeroguayin Lockheed Azcarate 60, list of funcionarios de Lockheed Azcarate, S.A., and Lockheed 60 brochure.
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LASA 60. 1960 Correspondence, notes, and legal documents pertaining to the international flight and sale of a LASA 60.
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LASA 60, Miscellaneous. 1960-1961 5AM-23-14-PC1 LASA 60, unidentified clippings, "Lockheed's LASA 60" article from the September 1961 issue of Flying magazine, miscellaneous correspondence, and documents related to Al Mooney's travels to Mexico.
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LASA 60, Type Certification. 1960 Type certification documents and related correspondence.
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Model 402-2, Basic Design Data. 1960 June 3 Reports prepared by W.H. McKee: "Basic Design Data" and "Standard and Optional Equipment List for Production Airplanes with Turbo-Charged Engines."
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Model 402-2, Prototype Configurations. 1958 November 11 Lockheed Aircraft Corporation report approved by Al Mooney.
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Model 402-2, Type Certification. 1959-1960 Minutes of the preliminary type certification Board meeting, Type Certificate Number 2A-11, and three-view, general arrangement drawing.
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Model CL-402-2, Flutter Prevention Data. 1959 October 29 Lockheed Aircraft Corporation study checked and approved by Al Mooney.
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Model 402-2, General Design Data. 1959 March 27 Lockheed Report No. ER-3639 checked and approved by Al Mooney.
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Model CL-402, Mexican Program. 1958 May 2 Proposal compiled by Al Mooney, Proposals Group.
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Model GL-135, CRT/Civil Design Study. 1956 April 5 Lockheed Report No. ER-1678 prepared by Al Mooney, Preliminary Design Group.
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Model GL-135, CRT Design Studies. 1956 Interdepartmental communication from Al Mooney regarding CRT design studies with respect to light transport and combat readiness aircraft requirements.
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Model GL-225, CRT Operating Cost Breakdown. Undated Operating cost comparison between Lockheed GL-225, Morane-Saulnier 760, and North American UTX.
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Model GL-135, Preliminary Design. 1956 Internal Lockheed documents pertaining to the aircraft's design.
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Model GL-135, Project Book, folder 1 of 7. Circa 1956 Documents pertaining to the need for personal and executive aircraft, their design, and manufacturing and operating costs.
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Model GL-135, Project Book, folder 2 of 7. Circa 1956 Documents pertaining to the need of the Air Force for "a considerable quantity of jet aircraft to fulfill utility and pilot readiness training missions."
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Model GL-135, Preliminary Design Data, folder 3 of 7. Circa 1956 Al Mooney's folder of handwritten notes and drawings.
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Model GL-135, Project Book, folder 4 of 7. Circa 1956 Al Mooney's "miscellaneous project information" folder of handwritten notes and drawings.
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Model GL-135, Project Book, folder 5 of 7. Circa 1956 Al Mooney's folder of handwritten notes and drawings.
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Model GL-135, Project Book, folder 6 of 7. Circa 1956 Al Mooney's folder of "Loft Data - Computation of Curves."
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Model GL-135, Project Book, folder 7 of 7. Circa 1956 Al Mooney's folder of "Wetted Areas Summation."
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Model GL-135, Appendix A, Design Study. 1956 Lockheed Report No. ER-1836, the results of a study conducted after the review of Report No. ER-1836.
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Model GL-135Q1, Corporate Aircraft Study. 1956 September 6 Lockheed Report No. 1972 prepared by Al Mooney.
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Model GL-225, Drawings and Specifications. Circa 1956 Three-view drawings, notes, and specifications.
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Model GL-225, Preliminary Data. 1957 Handwritten notes and drawings pertaining to the Mark 21.
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Model GL-225-1, Prototype Program Milestones. Undated Charts of program milestones, manpower requirements, and a program price proposal.
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Model GL-225-4, Fuselage Loft Data. Undated Lockheed Report No. ER-3512 prepared by Al Mooney, Manager, Special Purpose and Utility Aircraft Design Department.
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Opus Twenty-one, Evaluation Report. 1958 Drawings, design study, and related correspondence.
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XV-4 Hummingbird, Project Summaries. 1965-1968 Project summaries and related correspondence.
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XV-4 Hummingbird, Periodical Articles. 1964-1968 June 29, 1964 two-page advertisement published in multiple periodicals, February 1967 and June 1968 articles from "Vertical World," August 5, 1968 article from "Aviation Week and Space Technology," and article clipped from undated, unidentified periodical. Incomplete XV-4 brochure.
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XV-4 Hummingbird, Roll-out and Publicity. 1964-1968 Invitation to roll-out, related correspondence, and Lockheed press release.
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XV-4 Hummingbird, SAE Presentation. 1964 January Paper presented to the Society of Automotive Engineers by John McReynolds January 13-17, 1964.
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XV-4 Hummingbird, Technical Papers. Circa 1961 Al Mooney's handwritten notes and drawings.
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Series XI. AVTEK |
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Subseries 1. Personal Papers |
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Notebooks. 1982 Two notepads and one spiral-bound, pocket notebook containing handwritten notes.
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Subseries 2. Correspondence |
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Corporate Correspondence. 1982 Business and internal correspondence, engineering studies, and personal correspondence.
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Personal Correspondence. 1983 Correspondence to and from Al Mooney.
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Personal Correspondence. 1984-1985 Mailing envelope dated April 18, 1984 with notation regarding funds "still due me," handwritten letter to Robert Adickes, President, AVTEK from Al Mooney dated March 1985, and a July 18, 1985 letter from Bill Taylor to Al Mooney.
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Subseries 3. Aircraft |
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Canard Basic Loads. Undated Handwritten notes, calculations, drawings, and charts.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Canard Shear. Undated Handwritten chart.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Canard Wing Data. Undated Al Mooney's folder of handwritten and typed notes with article regarding canard wings from unidentified periodical inserted in the folder.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Corrected Lift Curves. Undated Graphs depicting canard wing lift curves.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Drawings. Undated Two drawings: AVTEK artist's concept drawing of the ER-1 in flight and a cutaway drawing.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Engineering Reports. 1982-1983 Two reports: AVTEK reports dated December 10, 1982 and February 22, 1983.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, General Design Data. 1982 April 7 Report No. ER-1 prepared by Al Mooney.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, General Design Data. Circa 1982 Handwritten text, drawings, and charts.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, NASA Tests of Canard Airplane Configuration. 1982-1983 NASA reports and related correspondence.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Periodical Articles. 1977-1986 Articles from various periodicals pertaining to the AVTEK 400 and related topics.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Proposed AVTEK 400 Recovery Program. 1982 December 6 Typed report written by Al Mooney.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Report Notes. 1982 Handwritten and typed notes and text for an unidentified report.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Report Notes, folder 1 of 2. 1983 Handwritten and typed notes and text for an unidentified report.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Report Notes, folder 2 of 2. 1983 Handwritten and typed notes and text for an unidentified report.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Project Notes. 1982-1984 Handwritten and typed notes, charts, and drawings.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Obsolete Report Pages. Undated Handwritten notes, calculations, and drawings.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Report Notes. Undated Handwritten notes, calculations, and drawings.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Project Notes. Undated Wing design notes, drawings, graphs, and tables.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, General Design Data. Undated Handwritten Report No. ER-1A.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Performance Verification. Undated Handwritten Report No. ER-2.
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ER-1/AVTEK 400, Performance Verification. Undated Handwritten Report No. ER-3.
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Series XII. Blueprints, Drawings, Images, and Studies (Oversize) |
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Subseries 1. AVTEK |
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Model M-24. 1983 Blueprints/drawings.
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Model 400. Undated Blueprints/drawings. ER-1C wing test data and reports.
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Subseries 2. Bellanca |
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Unidentified Aircraft. Undated Blueprint table presumed to be for Bellanca Skyrocket, model unknown.
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Unidentified Aircraft. Undated Blueprint table presumed to be for Bellanca Skyrocket, model unknown.
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Subseries 3. Burns Aircraft Company |
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Dragonfly and Unidentified Aircraft. 1971 January Blueprints/drawings.
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Proposed Factory. 1971 January 13 Blueprint/drawing.
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Subseries 4. Columbia Aircraft Company |
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Model Two. 1937 January 21 Blueprint/drawing.
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Subseries 5. Continental Motor Corporation |
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Installation Drawings. 1969 February Three sheets.
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Subseries 6. Culver Aircraft Corporation |
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Mooney Propeller. 1944 October 9 Blueprints/drawings.
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Model 558. 1942 April 29 Blueprint/three-view drawing.
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PQ-14/M-16. Undated Blueprints/drawings.
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TD2C-1. 1944 September 6 Blueprint/drawing of fuselage frame assembly.
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XPQ-14. 1945 October 22 Drawings.
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Subseries 7. Lockheed |
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Model GL-135D-1CRT. 1959 April Blueprint/drawing.
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Model 224. 1960 November Landing gear blueprints/drawings.
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Model 402, Landing Gear Drop Test Report. 1959 Report and blueprints/drawings.
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Unidentified Aircraft. Undated Blueprints/drawings.
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Unidentified Aircraft. Undated Blueprints/drawings.
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Subseries 8. Marshall/Montague Monoplane Company |
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M-2, Panel Point Load Distribution. 1931 February 10 Blueprint.
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Subseries 9. Mooney Aircraft |
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A-1. 1929-1930 Blueprints.
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A-X, Balance Diagram. 1929 December 27 Blueprint.
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E-1 Swooplet. 1934 Drawings.
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M-5. Circa 1930 Blueprint/drawing.
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Spruce Beams Stress. Undated Graph.
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Series 18. 1954 September 3 Service Bulletin with text and drawings.
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M-19/M-19A. 1950 December Blueprints/drawings.
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Images, Color Photographs. Undated 5AM-29-9-PC1 Mark 22 Mustang, 5AM-29-9-PC2 Mooney Mustang, 5AM-29-9-PC3 Mooney Executive 21, 5AM-29-9-PC4 Mooney Statesman, 5AM-29-9-PC5 Mooney Ranger, 5AM-29-9-PC6 Mooney 201/Turbo Mooney 231 cockpit, and 5AM-29-9-PC7 Turbo Mooney 231.
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M-20, folder 1 of 2. 1952-1955 Blueprints/drawings.
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M-20, folder 2 of 2. 1952-1955 Blueprints/drawings.
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M-20, Stinger Assembled. 1955 Blueprint/drawing.
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Unidentified Aircraft. 1934 July 20 Blueprints/drawings.
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Subseries 10. Nicholas-Beazley Airplane Company |
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NB-9/NB-9B. 1931 Blueprints/drawings.
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M-19, M-20, and M-21. 1931 March Blueprints/drawings.
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Subseries 11. OMAC |
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OMAC-1. 1981-1983 Blueprints, drawings, notes.
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Subseries 12. Wren Aircraft Corporation |
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Cessna 182 Aileron Drooping System. 1968 February 20 Blueprints/drawings.
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Subseries 13. Unidentified Manufacturer |
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Jet Utility Transport, General Arrangement. 1957 March 30 Multi-view drawing.
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