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Press Release re: Eastern Airlines, 1981-1985
Press Release re: Eastern Airlines, 1981-1986
Press Release re: Eastern Airlines, 1983
Press Release re: Eastern Airlines, 1987
Eastern Airlines; Correspondence [L2003-16], 1984-1985
Eastern Airlines; Correspondence [L2003-16], 1984-1985
Eastern Airlines; Correspondence [L2003-16], 1985
Eastern Airlines; Correspondence [L2003-16], 1986
Eastern Airlines; Report from Eastern Labor Relations to Eastern Employees [L2003-16], September 1983
Contests: Eastern Airlines World's Worst Golfer, 1971
- 58 (8x10) b/w photographs
- 18 (4x5) color photographs
- 60 negatives
- 1 proof sheet and 12 proofs
Badge, Eastern Airlines Visitor, [L2003-16], undated
The over 200 artifacts in the collection include seven rocket models from the space program in the 1960s. There are also gold coins from the 1982 Worlds Fair. The 1982 World's Fair Collectors Set from Knoxville, Tennessee, Contains two gold-colored coins.
Item listing of artifact collection is available. Consult Special Collections for access.
Aircraft Accident, Eastern Airlines, Charlotte NC, September 11, 1974
Aircraft Accident, Eastern Airlines, Charlotte NC, September 11, 1974
Aircraft Accident, Eastern Airlines, Raleigh NC, November 12, 1975
Aircraft Accident, Eastern Airlines, Charlotte NC, September 11, 1974
Aircraft Accident, Eastern Airlines, Charlotte NC, September 11, 1974
Midair Collision, Eastern Airlines, Raleigh NC, December 9, 1971
Eastern Airlines, Flight Operations Safety Information, undated
Eastern Airlines Quarterly Review, First Quarter, June 8, 1985
Eastern Airlines stockholder's meeting, Chemical Bank, April 26, 1977
The audiovisual materials of this series includes photographs of Frank Borman and 16 audio cassette tapes covering Eastern Air Line Meetings, publicity announcements, and speeches given by Frank Borman. Artifacts include a commemorative medallion for Eastern's 50th Anniversary and the signatures of all 7 astronauts who participated in NASA's first space mission, Project Mercury. The artifacts of this collection are restricted. Please contact the labor archivist for more information.