NAA Certificate – Women’s World Speed Record, 1931. View item in e-Archives

Photo – AE at Women’s Air Derby. View item in e-Archives

Photo – AE on a plane with crowd surrounding [V.D.13]. View item in e-Archives

Certificate of record, 1933 Feb. 25, from National Aeronautic Association.

Postflight Correspondence, Transcontinental Speed Record: (includes telegram from Charles and Anne Lindbergh. View item in e-Archives

AE’s Card Case with Membership Cards and Ribbon, 1930-1933. View item in e-Archives

1932 Solo Atlantic Flight ephemera - White House perishable flowers tag. View item in e-Archives

Certificate from the United States awarding the Distinguished Flying Cross to Amelia Earhart, July 18, 1932. View item in e-Archives

Solo Atlantic Flight, 1932: Swatch of Fabric from AE’s Lockheed Vega Plane. View item in e-Archives

Hawaii Flight Correspondence - Letter from Franklin Roosevelt, 1935. View item in e-Archives

Red membership card case (Goes with AES membership cards described above). View item in e-Archives

AE’s Transport Pilot’s License (with photo), 1930. View item in e-Archives

Commercial Aircraft License, 1928. View item in e-Archives

Photo – AE at controls. View item in e-Archives

AE’s Flight Log for Solo Atlantic Flight, 1932. View item in e-Archives

AE’s Passport (with photo) for return from Solo Atlantic Flight, 1932. View item in e-Archives

Receipt for overnight storage in hangar at Isla Grande Airport and labor at San Juan, Puerto Rico, Pan American Airways System, June 2, 1937. View item in e-Archives

Clipping – Earhart’s Flying Laboratory Purdue based. View item in e-Archives

1937 World Flight Attempt 2, Flight Analysis Data Sheet from Howland Island to Lauo. View item in e-Archives

AE’s Engine Log Book for Her Lockheed Vega Airplane, 1929-1930 (includes annotations by AE). View item in e-Archives

Flight suit worn on the 1932 solo Atlantic flight [Grenfell brown cloth, made in England]. View item in e-Archives

Artifact- Compact, leather with mirror and makeup inside; stamped Mondame [or Mondaine?], New York, NY, ca. 1930s. View item in e-Archives

Artifact-Smelling salts, probably used by Earhart to stay awake during her 1932 solo flight across the Atlantic, green glass bottle, The Crown Perfumery Company, London. View item in e-Archives

Musette bag carried by Earhart on her return trip to the United States on the Ile de France, following her solo Atlantic flight, 1932 [U.S.A. customs label on the outside]. View item in e-Archives

Water light for emergency water landing [Aircraft Water Light, Coston Signal Company, New York, Marine Torch Company, Baltimore, Maryland], ca. 1930s. View item in e-Archives

Goggles, ca. 1930s. View item in e-Archives

Ice pick used by Earhart to open canned food/drink items during flight [wooden base with green paint], ca. 1930s. View item in e-Archives

Leather helmet worn on the 1932 solo Atlantic flight. View item in e-Archives

Suede jacket worn on 1932 solo Atlantic flight, Abercrombie & Fitch, medium brown leather, six buttons with two side pockets, ca. 1930s. View item in e-Archives

Photograph of Earhart with Harpo Marx, circa 1920-1937. View item in e-Archives

Sketch of Earhart on Envelope, 1932. View item in e-Archives

Sketch of AE with Wings and Owl, “The Great Purgatorial Coincidence,” n.d.. View item in e-Archives

Color wood block print of AE in her flying gear by H. A. Von Valkurburen, n.d.. View item in e-Archives

Lucky Strike Cigarettes Advertisement by AE, 1928 [Annotation: “Is this the face of a Lady? What Price Glory!”]. View item in e-Archives

AE getting a haircut in the mountains of Wyoming, the barber, and old friend, Carl Dunrud.. View item in e-Archives

Anonymous Letter to AE Criticizing Her Hair, ca. 1928-1935. View item in e-Archives

Invitation to visit Mrs. Roosevelt at the White House, December 21, 1936. View item in e-Archives

Portrait photograph of AE wearing her pearls and wings by Ben Pinchot, ca. 1929. View item in e-Archives

Label from Amelia Earhart Designs (AE’s Clothing Line), ca. 1934. View item in e-Archives

Booklet, “A.E. Turns from Flying to Designing,” printed by U.S. Rubber. View item in e-Archives

Cover of Needle Craft Magazine- “AE on Aircraft and Needlecraft,” May 1930. View item in e-Archives

Mounted cover of McCalls Magazine featuring portrait of AE by Neysa McMein, May 1937. View item in e-Archives