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[Art of Fighter Jet Flying Over an Island]

Photograph of artwork depicting two fighter jets flying above a hexagon-shaped building on an island. The jets read FM 266 Makos on their tails.

Date: unknown

[Cartoon of pointing man with biplane]

A cartoon of a male pilot in a flight jacket looking and pointing at the viewer with a biplane behind him.

Date: unknown

[Cartoon of RAF Officer by M.A. Krieger]

Photocopy of a cartoon pencil sketch of a man in a collar and tie smiling, originally drawn by Marvin Krieger. The note seen written at the bottom right edge reads, "RAF Sweetwater 1942".

Date: 1942

Creator: Krieger, Marvin A.

[Cartoon Sketch of a Squadron Leader]

Photocopied cartoon sketch by Marvin Krieger of a man in an Air Force hat seen from a side portrait angle. The note written beneath the drawing reads, "Squadron Leader Billington".

Date: unknown

Creator: Krieger, Marvin A.

[Cartoon Sketch of Kenneth Parker at Desk]

Photocopied cartoon sketch by M. A. Krieger of Kenneth Parker sitting at a desk with a red feather quill pointing at a document. The phrase, "Parker #1", can be seen written on the feather quill, and the name, Kenneth Parker, can be seen written on the document within the drawing.

Date: unknown

Creator: Krieger, Marvin A.

[Cartoon Sketch of Man's Head]

Photocopied drawing of an unknown man's head created by Marvin Krieger.

Date: unknown

Creator: Krieger, M. A.

[Cartoon Sketch of Unknown Man]

Photocopied cartoon sketch of the head of an unidentified man, drawn by Marvin Krieger.

Date: unknown

Creator: Krieger, Marvin A.

[Consolidated Vultee "Valiant"]

Print of a Consolidated Vultee "Valiant" airplane with the number 107 on the side of it flying with clouds in the background.

Date: unknown

Creator: Conely, Robert

[Drawing: When A WASP Flies]

Pencil drawing of a WASP inspecting a plane while mechanics that are drawn as animals, mostly wolves, appear panicked and in the act of running around. The phrase, "When a WASP 'Flies'" can be seen written at the bottom of the page in large letters. The artist's signature (P. Murhh?) can be seen near the bottom right.

Date: unknown

[Fifinella]

Drawing of WASP mascot Fifinella on a card, signed by Walt Disney.

Date: Autumn 1942

Creator: Disney, Walter Elias

[Fifinella Illustration]

Printed illustration created by Walt Disney of a Fifinella gremlin, the mascot for the Women Airforce Service Pilots.

Date: unknown

Creator: Disney, Walt

[Fifinella Poster]

Art print of the WASP Fifinella gremlin designed by Walt Disney with "319th. A.A.F.F.T.D." printed beneath it.

Date: unknown

[Fifinella WASP Memorabilia Cover Page]

Cover page for a collection of Women Airforce Service Pilot memorabilia that features a large illustration of the WASP Fifinella gremlin.

Date: unknown

[Fifinella WASP Personal Letters Cover Page]

Cover page for a collection of Women Airforce Service Pilot letters that features a large illustration of the WASP Fifinella gremlin.

Date: unknown

Hazy Maisie 43-W-3

Watercolor painting of "Hazy Maisie" in WASP flight cap and goggles.

Date: unknown

Creator: Kahrahan, M.

[Illustration of Elaine Harmon]

Printed illustration of WASP Elaine Harmon sitting on the wing of a plane with a notepad in hand. Text can be seen printed at the bottom that states her plane and class number, and a note in pencil written next to her head reads, "Blue Skies Always- Elaine Harmon".

Date: 1993

Creator: Morgon, Scott

[Illustration of Jacqueline Cochran]

Illustration of Jacqueline Cochran in leather flight suit and helmet. Three planes are shown in background and are types of planes she flew after WASP.

Date: unknown

[Illustration of Two WASP]

Photocopied sketch of two Women Airforce Service Pilot students, Mildred Axton and Leonora Anderson, posing in large flight suits. Text can be seen printed at the bottom describing the two women demonstrating their "zoot suits", the oversize men's size flight suits they were required to wear.

Date: 1993

Creator: Morgan, Scott