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Photograph of President Franklin D. Roosevelt with the flight crew of the Pan American Clipper
image from page 1 of Pan American Air Ways, Vol. 7, No. 6, Nov. 1936. Caption reads: "Aboard the "Tobago", en route to the Cruiser Indianapolis, after the Chief Executive had received a tumultuous welcome on his visit ashore in Port of Spain,…
"Cut-away sketch of the trans-Pacific pioneer plane, the "Pan American Clipper"
image from page 12 of Pan American Air Ways, Supplement 1, 1935. Various parts and are labelled in caption.
Loading eggs onto a Pan Am Clipper for shipment to Czechoslovakia by the United Nations Relief & Rehabilitation Agency in 1946
Image from page 15 of New Horizons, Vol. 15, No. 3, July-Sep 1946 accompanying article entitled "Eggs to Restock Europe's Flocks". Caption reads: "One shipment of hatching eggs - nearly 11,000 of them - leave LaGuardia Field by Clipper."
Pan American Airways route map from 1933
image from back cover of image from page 17 of Pan American Air Ways, Vol. 4, No. 3, June 1933.
Flying ace Captain Eddie Rickenbacker and "Cannonball" Baker, celebrated racing driver, boarding a Pan American flight at Dinner Key
Image from page 17 of Pan American Air Ways, Vol. 4, No. 3, June 1933. Caption reads: "Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, America's Ace of Aces in the world war, and "Cannonball" Baker, celebrated racing driver, about to embark at Dinner Key."
Images and map of Alaska depicting Pan American operations there
page 16 of Pan American Air Ways, Vol. 4, No. 3, June 1933.
Artistic sketch of a Martin M-130 flying boat flown by Pan American Airways
Image from page 17 of Pan American Air Ways, Vol. 4, No. 1, March 1933. Caption reads: "Martin M-130 - One of the two types of all-metal construction trans-oceanic flying boats being developed for Pan American."
Photograph of Pan American's first aircraft, the Fokker F-10 in Key West prior to its first airmail run
image from page 7 of Pan American Air Ways, Vol. 4, No. 1, March 1933. Caption reads: "Pan-American's First: Fokker F-10 at Key West in 1928"
Pan Am's very first air terminal Meacham Field in Key West, Florida, circa 1928
Image from page 6 of Pan American Air Ways, Vol. 4, No. 1, March 1933. Caption reads: "Meacham Field, Key West; First Pan American Terminal"
Dynamic Duo: Capt. Edwin Musick with the American Clipper
Image from page 6 of Pan American Air Ways, Vol. 4, No. 1, March 1933. Caption reads: "World's largest! American Clipper with Chief Pilot Edwin Musick of Caribbean Division"