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A silver lapel pin engraved "Aeronca".

A red, white, and blue pin with gold outline engraved "Texas Sesquicentennial".

A white button with blue lettering and the International Organization of Women Pilots' logo which reads: "International Organization of Women Pilots". The IOWP is also known as the Ninety-Nines.

Elizabeth McGeorge's student pilot rating book published by Department of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics Administration, Washington D.C. Front Cover includes numbers 5-21171 written on top, right corner.

Elizabeth McGeorge's student pilot rating book published by Department of Commerce, Civil Aeronautics Administration, Washington D.C. Includes her home address, the location of her training, and the instructor's name, rank, and telephone number.

Elizabeth McGeorge's bar pin from the Air Force Association. The bar pin has a blue background embroidered with the AFA logo.

Elizabeth McGeorge Sullivan's Air Force Association identification button. The button has a white background with blue lettering and two AFA logos. It includes her maiden name, Elizabeth McGeorge, and married name, Mrs. D. Sullivan.

Elizabeth McGeorge's Air Force Association identification button. The button has a white background with blue lettering and two AFA logos. It reads "Elizabeth McGeorge, Orrtanna," her location when she received her button. Orrtanna is located in…

Donald Sullivan's Air Force Association identification button. The button has a white background with blue lettering and two AFA logos. It belonged to Donald X. Sullivan, Elizabeth McGeorge Sullivan's husband.

A golden pin with a blue background that commemorates the 50th Anniversary of Mustang P-51 And Mitchell B-25 airplanes.

A set of pressed pennies depicting the B-17 Bomber from Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington.

A pin shaped as a pair of wings. Wings are encrusted with white gemstones. A large pearl sits in the center of the pin.

A silver pin shaped as a pair of wings with blue background in the center. The center is engraved "GOC" in gold lettering and is surrounded by "United States Air Force", also in gold lettering. Below the outer circle is the word "Observer" in gold…

A gold pin shaped as a pair of wings with the letter "G" in the center.

The front view of a white matchbook. It has an image of blue Fifinella flying off a white circle and reads "Order of Fifinella." Fifinella was a female gremlin designed by Walt Disney for a proposed film based on Roald Dahl's book "The Gremlins". The…

Side view of a gold brass Winchester Super-X .38 Special spent round. The top is engraved "Super-X .38 Special".

A silver charm shaped as a pair of wings with a diamond-shaped center.

A silver keychain engraved with black lettering and logo. It reads: "That Our Daughter May Be As Cornerstones Polished". Tift College was a women's college located in Forsyth, Georgia.

Elizabeth McGeorge's Air Force Association twist-in rivet pin. The rivet is gold with AFA logo at the center. The design includes a pair of wings and blue lettering of AFA.

A gold logo pin from the International Organization of Women Pilots, also known as the Ninety-Nines. Pin is shaped like the Ninety-Nines logo and includes a small propeller set diagonally.

A gold pin from the International Organization of Women Pilots, also known as the Ninety-Nines. Pin features the Ninety-Nines logo with small propeller vertical in center.

A bright gold wing-shaped pin engraved with Air Force Association initials and logo. The blue with gold borders initials are "AFA". The logo has a blue background and a white star with a red circle in the center.

A scarf from the Ninety-Nines, also known as the International Organization of Women Pilots. It has a white background with blue lettering and logos and lighter blue center design. The design includes a compass with cardinal directions and the logo…

A gold wing-shaped pin with silver propeller.

A silver with a blue background key chain engraved with Fifinella and "30th Anniversary 1972" on top and "Sweetwater, Texas" on the bottom. Fifinella was a female gremlin designed by Walt Disney for a proposed film based on Roald Dahl's book "The…

A white button with red and blue emblem for the United States Army Air Force Transport Command.

A silver bracelet engraved with "CDR James Hickerson 12-22-67". Lt. Cmdr. James Hickerson was a Prisoner of War during the Vietnam War. On December 22, 1967, a surface-to-air missile hit his A-7 aircraft near Haipong, North Vietnam, forcing Hickerson…

A light brown and red hardcover book titled "RON, WASP Cartoon Scarpbook by Alice-Jean May." Alice-Jean May was a member of Women Airforce Service Pilot during World War II.

A portrait photograph of Elizabeth McGeorge wearing her WASP dress uniform and beret.

A pamphlet of songs for the Women Airforce Service Pilots. The pamphlet features Fifinella, the mascot of the WASP program. Fifinella was a female gremlin designed by Walt Disney for a proposed film based on Roald Dahl's book "The Gremlins". The…

A blue pamphlet with the articles of incorporation and by-laws for members of the Order of Fifinella. The Order of Fifinella was an organization established by the WASP in November of 1944. The organization's purpose was to disseminate information…

An officer's commission certificate for Elizabeth Mary McGeorge. The cerfiticate features the Seal of the President of the United States in black and the Seal of Department of the Air Force in gold at the bottom. Elizabeth McGeorge was appointed to…

An honorable discharge certificate for Captain Elizabeth M. Sullivan. The certificate features the United States Air Force seal. Sullivan was discharged from the United States Air Force on May 4th, 1965.

An identification card issued by the 569th Army Air Force Base Unit, 33rd Ferrying Group, Ferrying Division, Air Transport Command at Fairfax Field, Kansas City, Kansas. Includes Elizabeth McGeorge Sullivan's organization affiliation, sex, height,…

A letter addressed to each member of the WASP by the Headquarters of the Army Air Forces on October 1, 1944. The letter describes the United States government's decision to disband the WASP program.