The Descriptive Finding Guide for the Pacific Southwest Airlines Collection SDASM.SC.10201

San Diego Air and Space Museum Library and Archives

2001 Pan American Plaza, Balboa Park

San Diego 92101

URL: http://www.sandiegoairandspace.org/

Language of Material: English

Contributing Institution: San Diego Air and Space Museum Library and Archives

Title: Pacific Southwest Airlines Collection

Identifier/Call Number: SDASM.SC.10201

Physical Description: 57 Cubic Feet The collection consists of 76 boxes, measuring 57 cubic feet. The collection has been rehoused in archival containers. The collection contains material in English. Contents: Materials include corporate records, correspondence, training manuals, publicity material, news clippings, magazines, photographs, videocassettes, and scrapbooks. The PSA Collection incorporates material previously arranged and published as the Pacific Southwest Airlines Collection, 1949-1988

Date (bulk): bulk

Abstract: The collection contains 57 cubic feet of material and spans the airline’s entire operating history. The collection includes historical and biographical records, corporate papers, operations and training material, photos, brochures, magazines, newspaper clippings, advertisements, and various pieces of ephemera relating to the airline.

Physical Description: Description: The collection consists of 76 boxes, measuring 57 cubic feet. The collection has been rehoused in archival containers. The collection contains material in English. Contents: Materials include corporate records, correspondence, training manuals, publicity material, news clippings, magazines, photographs, videocassettes, and scrapbooks. The PSA Collection incorporates material previously arranged and published as the Pacific Southwest Airlines Collection, 1949-1988 (Edward F. Uribe, October 2006).

Biographical / Historical

Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA) began operations on May 6, 1949 with a leased DC-3 that flew one weekly round trip from San Diego to Oakland via Burbank. Reservations were initially taken from a 6 foot by 12 foot war-surplus latrine that was refitted to serve as a ticket office. In 1951, PSA crossed the bay and began flying to San Francisco. In 1955, the airlines purchased two Douglas DC-4 aircraft from Capital Airlines and painted boxes around the windows to make the DC-4's resemble more advanced Douglas DC-6’s. During the 1960s, PSA operated Lockheed L-188 Electra aircraft on the San Diego-San Francisco route: these were replaced with Boeing 727 and Boeing 737 aircraft by the end of the decade. In the mid-1970s, PSA briefly operated Lockheed L-1011 aircraft before deeming them unprofitable and selling them off. PSA expanded its service to Sacramento, San Jose, Long Beach, and Ontario during this period and by 1980 was operating a hub at Los Angeles International Airport as well. After airline deregulation, California’s major intrastate airlines (PSA, Air California, Western Airlines, and United Airlines) were engaged in intense fare wars. PSA attempted to extend its route network beyond California with flights to Reno, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, and Phoenix. The airline also introduced automated ticketing and check-in machines at several major airports, and briefly operated flights to Mexico. When PSA's plan to buy out the assets of Dallas-based Braniff International fell through, the airline expanded its route network northward to Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. PSA used a new fleet of BAe 146 regional jets to serve smaller airports on the West Coast, such as Eureka, California and Concord, California. In 1986, both Western and Air Cal were purchased by out-of-state airlines (Delta Air Lines and American Airlines respectively). An hour after the Air Cal deal was announced, PSA agreed to a merger with USAir, which was completed in 1987. PSA's final flight took place on April 8, 1988. The PSA route network slowly disintegrated within USAir and was completely gone by 1994: most of the former airline's assets were scrapped or moved to USAir's hubs on the East Coast. PSA's operations base at San Diego International Airport was gutted and later served as that airport's commuter terminal. The corporate evolution of Pacific Southwest Airlines was complex. In 1946, Kenneth Friedkin, the man behind PSA, operated a flight school in San Diego. Through a series of mergers and acquisitions, in 1949, the small flight school became Friedkin Aeronautics, Inc., a California Corporation, and Kenneth Friedkin created PSA as its airline division. The other original principals were Victor C. Lundy and Douglas T. Kelley. PSA became a corporation on August 18, 1949. Starting up an intrastate airline was an expensive proposition, and there were many loans provided by banks and the three principals throughout their tenure. In addition, during the period 1951 through 1960, all of the aircraft in the PSA fleet were owned by the three principals via closely-held corporations (The Giles Company, Redford, Inc., and Lew Ellen, Inc.), and leased to Friedkin Aeronautics, Inc. for use by PSA. These three corporations were wound up and dissolved on January 3, 1962. On March 17, 1962, Kenneth Friedkin died unexpectedly at age 47. His wife (Jean H. Friedkin) assumed his leadership role, along with their son, Thomas H. Friedkin, and the other original principals. Up until 1963, all of the corporate entities were closely-held corporations, but on February 11, 1963, the PSA directors and shareholders voted to place PSA shares on the public market. Unfortunately, the official corporate records in the SDASM archives end in early 1963, so there is no record of further corporate changes.

Conditions Governing Access

The collection is open to research by appointment. Some restrictions may apply.

Related Materials

PSA Collection Related Materials 1. Materials transferred to Curatorial Department. (7) items transferred from Archives (L. Bradley) to Curatorial/Exhibitions (A. Valdez), September 5, 2017. 1. 10 in. x 12 in. leather zippered folder; re aircraft, 1945 ff. Transferred to Curatorial Department. 2. Pilot's bag. John Wilder. Transferred to Curatorial Department. 4. Pilot's bags (2), empty. Norm Waters. Transferred to Curatorial Department. 5. Pilot's bag (no identification). Transferred to Curatorial Department. 6. Banners (2) 15 in. x 8 ft. Old Timers PSA Picnic. Transferred to Curatorial Department. 7. Banner (1) 5 ft. x 10 ft. PSA Millionth Passenger. Transferred to Curatorial Department. 2. Materials transferred to Convair Collection. (7) manuals from John Wilder’s pilot’s bag transferred from Archives (M. Myers) to Convair (B. Bradley). 1. B-24 Bombardment Airplane – Airplane General, Second edition, Service and Instruction Manual #B3428. Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation, 1944. 2. B-24 Airplane – Power Plant, Service and Instruction Manual #4758B Restricted, Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation, 1944. 3. B-24 Airplane – Electricity, Service and Instruction Manual, Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation, 1942. 4. B-24D Airplane – Armament, Service and Instruction Manual #A2811 Restricted, Consolidated Aircraft Corporation, 1943. 5. B-24D Airplane – Hydraulics, Service and Instruction Manual #801C, CAC, 1943. 6. V-24D Airplane – Radio, Service and Instruction Manual #B1369, CAC, 1943. 7. PB4Y-1 Bombardment Airplane – General Service Notes, Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation, 1944. 3. Materials transferred to Library. (1) volume transferred from Archives (L. Bradley) to Library (P. Gay), October 13, 2017. 1. Book, Basic Aircraft Construction: Plain Facts for Plane Builders, Ross A. Peterson, Raymond E. Erickson, 1943.

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Pacific Southwest Airlines (PSA)

Douglas DC-6

Douglas DC-3 Family

Lockheed L-188 Electra

Lockheed L-1011 TriStar

Boeing 727

Boeing 737

Friedkin , Kenneth G.

Box 1 Series I History – Subseries: History

1:1. Folder – History drafts and brochures. Includes material re beginnings and development of Pacific Southwest Airlines, biographical information, and events, including the crash of Flight 182.

Physical Description: Pacific Southwest Airlines, biographical information, and events, including the crash of Flight 182. 1. Pacific Southwest Airlines History, 1949-1981. 4 in. x 9 in. brochure. (2 copies). 2. PSA History, July 1962. Typescript (42 pp). 3. PSA History, July 1962. Photocopy (42 pp). Cover: photocopy of manila envelope marked "Original PSA History / transcribed from tape July 1962 / Menlo Park, CA." 4. Background on PSA. 1963. Author unknown (3 pp). 5. The History of PSA. 1966. [Simonian] (4 pp). 6. The History of PSA. Updated 5/16/1968. (2pp). 7. History of PSA [missing one or more pages] n.d. ca. 1969 (7 pp). 8. Speech [n.d., before 1973]. Speaker unknown (9 pp). 2 copies. 9. Pacific Southwest Airlines History 1949-1976 (12pp). 2 copies. 10. Pacific Southwest Airlines History 1949-1977 (13pp). 11. PSA History, [n.d., after 1979] (11 pp); typescript with handwritten additions (perhaps draft for next Item). 12. PSA History, [n.d., after 1979] (13 pp); typescript.

12. PSA History, [n.d., after 1979] (13 pp); typescript. 1:2. Folder – PSA 25th Anniversary (History). Includes commemorative edition of PSA California Magazine (May 1974).

1:3. Folder – Correspondence and staff telexes.

Physical Description: 1. Letter from Nelson A. Rockefeller to Hugh Wood, June 22, 1964. 2. Letter from Vice President Hubert Humphrey to Hugh Wood, December 16, 1966. 3. Letter from California Lt. Governor Glenn M. Anderson to Hugh Wood December 19, 1966. 4. Letter from Kim J. Bolan to Fergie Glithero Fulmer re PSA helicopter service, April 11, 1988. 5. Letter from Paul George, Human Resources, to Carol Pollard, extending free USAir passes re flight 1771, March 29, 1988. 6. Staff Telexes (10); 1965-1971. 7. PSA Telephone Directory, October 1979.

1:4. Folder – Miscellaneous biographical material.

Physical Description: 1. Brochure, "Know Your PSA Captains," 1962. 2. Photocopy of brochure announcing new PSA helicopter service. 3. Kissel fact sheet (1998). 4. Kissel file drawer inventory (1997). 5. Organization Charts (2). 6. Typescript document "Flying" (16 pp).

1:5. Folder – Biographical Information. 1949-1988.

Physical Description: 1. Profile of Eleanor “Fergie” Glithero. 2. Low Fares – High Fashion, typescript, 6 pp. 3. George Whitney, 11 pp. 4. Miscellaneous fact sheets.

1:6. Folder – People, various, news clippings 1981-1989. Includes material on Eleanor “Fergie” Glithero and J. Floyd Andrews

Physical Description: 1. "She's Flying High as the Corporate Treasurer of Airline," Los Angeles Times, January 25, 1981, pt. II, p. 3. 2. "Memorial Rites for J. Floyd Andrews, ex-PSA President, Scheduled Sunday," San Diego Tribune, January 26, 1989, B-3. 3. "They Called Him Andy," San Diego Union, January 27, 1989, B-6. 4. "J. Floyd Andrews, 69, Founder of an Airline," New York Times [January 1989].

1:7. Folder – Barkley, Paul C. material.

Physical Description: 1. Paul C. Barkley, PSA Vice-President's Address to New York Society of Securities Analysts, October 20, 1970 (2 copies). 2. Statement of Paul Barkley to Subcommittee of the House Committee on Public Works, 38 pp. 3. Letter dated December 1, 1987 to PSA Employees re final issue of PSA Magazine.

1:8. Folder – Glithero, Eleanor "Fergie" (resumes, news clippings, magazine articles).

1:9. Folder – Kissel, Gary.

Physical Description: 1. Gary Kissel Speech. "PSA, A PR Man's Dream," to San Diego Public Relations Club, October 11, 1971.

1:10. Folder – Simonian, Don. Memoranda from Don Simonian re political activities; business plan for the 80's, handling VIPs.

1:11. Folder – PR Article, Russ Ray, new PSA president and CEO, plus e-mail correspondence between Ray and Art Steck re PSA exhibit in San Diego Aerospace Museum.

1.12. Folder – Fergie-Kissel Inventory, May 30-31, 2001 (24 typescript pages; 1 handwritten page); inventory entitled PSA Files on Hand, prepared by Gary Kissel, June 23, 1997.

Box 2 Series I History – Subseries: People

2:1. Folder – People #1 – biographies, stories, and some obituaries, compiled by Gary Kissel. Removed

Physical Description: Removed from 3-ring binder. 1 of 2. 1. J. Floyd Andrews. 2. William R. Shimp. 3. Paul C. Barkley. 4. Leo L. Leonard. 5. Russell L. Ray, Jr. 6. Eleanor Grace “Fergie” Glithero Fulmer. 7. Floyd E. "Wes" Wescott. 8. R. J. "Dick" Botz. 9. Tom Irwin.

2:2. Folder – People #2 – biographies, stories, and some obituaries, compiled by Gary Kissel. Removed from 3-ring binder. 2 of 2.

Physical Description: 1. George J. Mitchell. 2. James R. Patterson. 3. Robert J. Crandall. 4. Bill Ray. 5. L. Scrivener. 6. Judy James. 7. Fred Hall. 8. Miscellaneous short biographies. 9. Two organization charts.

2:3. Folder – PSA "Jets" Basketball Team. Correspondence, notes, press releases, newspaper clippings.

2:4. Folder – Baja 1000 Race, October 1969. Notes, correspondence, entry forms, maps, progress report.

2:5. Folder – Helicopter Flight 20/20 Endurance Record, 1969.

Physical Description: 1. Press releases; photograph captions (no Photographs). 2. National Aeronautic Association (NAA) Procedures for Aircraft Record Attempts. 3. NAA application and correspondence. 4. News clippings; telegrams.

2:6. Folder – Operation Mistletoe, 1971. Correspondence; news clippings; schedules; program description; financial report

2:7. Folder – Stewardess Japan Trip, 1974. Two memos to William R. Shimp from Gary Kissel re description of Japan trip to work on All-Nippon Airways' new Lockheed L-1011 service.

2:8. Folder – Escape to Tahoe, 1975. Proposed itinerary; suggested budget; suggested committees; lists of invitees; invitation; notes.

2:9. Folder – Advertising material (slicks). Miscellaneous advertising proofs 1. Brochures, miscellaneous.

2:10. Folder – Uniforms. Stewardess Magazine article, May 1973; Travel Age West Magazine article, December 4, 1970; Parade magazine article, December 15, 1968; newspaper articles; promotional material; Stewardess Fashion Show, December 2, 1975.

2:11. Folder – PSA Smile. Bumper sticker, newspaper articles, press releases, list of photographs but no photographs included.

2:12. Folder – Noise Abatement. Los Angeles Department of Airports newsletter, September 1971; memos re threatened bombing in San Diego over noise, February 20-23, 1970; articles and correspondence on noise abatement; State of California Resolution commending PSA for reducing noise pollution, May 6, 1971; booklet "EPA Noise Control Program – Progress to Date," May 1976; spiral bound report "Community Noise at Airports," June 4, 1976.

Box 3 Series I History – Subseries: Miscellaneous

3:1. Folder – PSA Manual – Lockheed Electra L-188 Maintenance Manual No. 4 (Historical). Historical PSA document. This is the only remaining copy of the original L-188 Maintenance Manual of 1959.

3:2. Folder – Forms and Reports – miscellaneous.

Physical Description: 1. Emergency manual – Company Policies in Any Emergency, July 15, 1980. 2. Department of Treasury – Carrier's Certificate and Release Order, blank. 3. PSA Flight Report #322A, May 6, 1979. 4. Department of Treasury – Manifest of Baggage Shipped in Bond, blank. 5. PSA Fares, 1973-1974. 6. PSA Local Fares.

3:3. Folder – Articles and ads.

Physical Description: 1. Article – "PSA Low Fare Magic," (2 different articles, same title). 2. Article – "PA Nice Mess," May 3, 1970 (humor). 3. Article – "Electras Used in West Coast Service," Aviation Week, April 11, 1977.

3:4. Folder – Brochures.

3:5. Folder – News clippings 1952-1962.

3:6. Folder – News clippings 1960-1965.

3:7. Folder – News clippings 1971-1981. Business and financial articles.

3:8. Folder – News clippings 1971-1978.

Box 4 Series I History – Subseries: News clippings (continued)

4:1. Folder – News clippings – 1972 Hijacking (1 of 2).

4:2. Folder – News clippings – 1972 Hijacking (2 of 2).

4:3. Folder – Newspaper clippings, 1988-1989.

4:4. Folder – Newspaper clippings, 1992.

4:5. Folder – Newspaper clippings, miscellaneous.

Physical Description: 1. Article, "PSA Gone, But Airline Not Forgotten," San Diego Union-Tribune, September 30, 2001. 2. Photograph and San Diego Union Article, "Red Baron Captures Airfield," Fokker DR-1 and PSA 727 (oversized envelope). 3. Magazine ad, "Will The Real PSA Captain Please Stand Up." 4. Article, "Smiles for Miles," San Diego Reader, April 13, 2006.

4:6. Binder – PSA Articles from Aviation Week & Space Technology, et al.(1) red 3-ring binder of miscellaneous news clippings. Cover label reads “PSA articles in Aviation Week & Space Technology, by Randy Prine,” but various material, 1963-2006.

Box 5 Series I History – Subseries: PSA Flight 182

5:1. Folder – Nyhus, Veon D. "Duke," First Responder [material].

Physical Description: 1. Information Sheet – Obituary. From sdpolicemuseum.com/Duke-Nyhus.html 2. Letter re conducting disaster training seminars in Los Angeles. 3. Map of Flight 182 crash site. 1 AAA San Diego Area street map, marked with crash sites.

5:2. Folder – Photographs – PSA Flight 182 Crash Site, September 25, 1978. Eight 8 x 10 black & white aerial Photographs of the crash sites.

5:3. Folder – Photographs – Memorial at PSA Headquarters. Ten 8 x 10 Photographs (2 copies each, in archival sleeves).

5:4. Folder – Slides – Air Disaster Training Seminar. Slide presentation of PSA Flight 182 crash for disaster training seminars.

5:5. Folder – Drawings – Air Disaster Training Seminar. Hand-drawn representations of the PSA Flight 182 crash site.

5:6. Folder – Articles for Air Disaster Training Seminar. "San Diego, California, PSA Flight 182, September 25, 1978 article used for Air; 1 magazine, "Port Police International," January 1980, with articles on PSA crash.

5:7. Folder – Handwritten notes for Air Disaster Training Seminars.

5:8. Folder – Emergency Response – City of San Diego.

5:9. Folder – Master Resources Manual, City of San Diego. Copy of manual dated November, 1971.

5:10. Folder – Air Crash Disaster Simulation Training. Report – Air Crash Disaster Simulation Training, PSA Flight 182 disaster, Regional Training Center of San Diego.

Box 6 Series I History – Subseries: PSA Flight 182 (continued)

6:1. Folder – Newspapers – Crash of PSA Flight 182, Monday, September 25, 1978.

Physical Description: 1. The Evening Tribune, 9/25/78. 2. The Evening Tribune, 9/25/78 (different edition). 3. The San Diego Union, Home Edition, 9/25/78 (2 copies). Disaster Training Seminars 4. The San Diego Union, Final Edition, 9/25/78 (2 copies).

6:2. Folder – Newspapers – Crash of PSA Flight 182.

Physical Description: 1. The San Diego Union, Memorial Edition, 9/26/78 (2 copies). 2. The Evening Tribune, 9/26/78 (2 copies). 3. Los Angeles Times, Tuesday Final, 9/26/78. 4. The San Diego Union, Currents Section, 9/28/78. Newspaper article re pilot Lee Young whose wife Dee Anne Young was a flight attendant on PSA Flight 182. 5. The Daily Californian, Wednesday September 26, 1979 (PSA crash revisited).

6:3. Folder – Newspaper Clippings – Crash of PSA Flight 182.

6:4. Folder – Newspaper Clippings – Crash of PSA Flight 182 (mostly photocopies).

6:5. Audio-visual materials related to the crash of PSA Flight 182.

Physical Description: 1. VHS video tape, "PSA." 2. VHS video tape, "PSA – Channel 39 – 20 Minutes." 3. VHS video tape, "PSA – Stark, Easton, Gardella, Mitchell, Mickelson." 4. VHS video tape, "Tape I – PSA, Don Davis, Frank Krall, Jim Sande, Larry Gore, Wes Allen." 5. Audio-cassette tape, "PSA Tape 9/25/78," #932. 6. Audio-cassette tape, "Mattingly – Plane Crash," #932.

Box 7 Series I History – Subseries: Magazines-Skylines

7:1. Folder – Unidentified Skylines pages.

7:2. Folder – Skylines Inventory.

7:3. Skylines notes, 1953-1968.

7:4. Skylines notes, 1969-1982.

7:5 – 7.10. Folders – Skylines by year, 1953-1959.

Box 8 Series I History – Subseries: Magazines-Skylines (continued)

8:1 – 8:14. Folders – Skylines by year, 1960-1979.

Box 9 Series I History – Subseries: Magazines-Skylines/Newsletters

9:1 – 9:8. Folders – Skylines by year, 1980-1988.

9:9. Folder – PSA Employee Newsletters.

9.10. Folder – Magazines – PSA Flightime, 1969-1972. 6 issues: January, July, and December, 1969; February 1970; January 1971; February 1972.

Box 10 Series I History – Subseries: Magazines-Miscellaneous

10:1. Folder – Magazines – PSA California Magazine, 1974. (7) issues: May, June, August, September, November and December, 1974.

10:2. Folder – Magazines – PSA California Magazine, 1975. (3) issues: February, June, October.

10:3. Folder – Magazines – PSA California Magazine, 1976; 1979. (6) issues: January-May, July, 1976; (1) issue: February, 1979.

10:4. Folder – Magazines – PSA Magazine, 1981-1988. 8 issues: January 1981, May 1984 (2 copies); August 1986; September 1986; December 1987 (2 copies); March 1988. The May 1984 issue includes a special article "PSA 35th Anniversary Interview: President Paul Barkley."

10:5. Folder – Magazine – Airliners, 1988. 1 issue: Spring, 1988. Article: “PSA: The Smile is Gone.”

10:6. Folder – Newsletters – Boeing Airliner, 1965-1969. 8 issues: July-August 1965; November-December 1965; December 1965; January-February 1966; March-April 1966; November December 1966; September-October 1968; July-August 1969; September-

10:7. Folder – Magazines – Lockheed Field Service Digests, 1961-1966. 3 loose issues: January-February 1961; December 1965; March 1966.

10:8. Binder – Magazines – Lockheed Field Service Digests, bound issues, 1959-1962.1½ in ACCO fastener binding, cover label "L188 / Lockheed Field Service Digest / J. Wilder."

Box 11 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Incorporation Records

11:1. Volume – Corporate Record Book, Pacific Southwest Airlines. From incorporation August 18, 1949 to name change to Friedkin Aeronautics, Inc. September 13, 1961.

11:2. Volume – Corporate Record Book, Friedkin Aeronautics, Inc. From Nelson-Kelley sale to Friedkin Aeronautics, Inc. August 16, 1949

11:3. Volume – Corporate Record Book, Nelson-Kelley Company, Inc. Corporate documents from incorporation, October 10, 1945.

Box 12 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Incorporation Records (continued)

12:1. Volume – Redford Incorporated Corporate Record Book. From incorporation March 30, 1951 to dissolution January 3, 1962

12:2. Volume – The Giles Company Corporate Record Book. From incorporation June 6, 1951 to dissolution January 3, 1962

12:3. Volume – Lew Ellen, Inc. Corporate Record Book. From incorporation June 8, 1951 to dissolution January 3, 1962

Box 13 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Incorporation Records (continued)

13:1. Volume – Airline Aviation Engines Corporate Record Book. From incorporation February 23, 1954 to dissolution January 3, 1962

13:2. Folder – Board Minutes PSA by Victor Lundy, Secretary, 1962-1963.

13:3. Folder – PSA Stockholders By Laws. Blank forms for By-Laws and Minutes of First Meeting of Board of Directors (2 copies of each); Notice to the Stockholders of Western Airlines, Inc., regarding PSA's intent to purchase.

13:4. Folder – Board Minutes. Digested by Victor Lundy from Incorporation Record Books

Box 14 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Annual Reports

14:1. Folder – PSA Draft Reports to Shareholders for Annual Report, 1964 to 1988.

14:2. Folder – 1963 – Annual Report and related documents. Annual Report; Prospectus, October 24, 1963, February 13, 1963; Aviation Daily re PSA Stock Report; Special Report on PSA, N.C. Roberts & Co., Inc., March 27, 1963 (2 copies); Quarterly Report (2 copies); Closing Memorandum on 313,000 PSA Stock; (special note: also includes page with photograph and description, PSA Exhibit Proposal, Plate 4 of PSA's old main office now at Montgomery Field, undated).

14:3. Folder – 1964 – Annual Report and related documents. Annual Report.

14:4. Folder – 1965 – Annual Report and related documents. Annual Report; Listing Application to NYSE #A-22453, April 19, 1965.

14:5. Folder – 1966 – Annual Report and related documents. Annual Report (2 copies); Prospectus, March 29, 1966, October 26, 1966.

14:6. Folder – 1967 – Annual Report and related documents. Annual Report (2 copies); Quarterly Report; Midyear Report; Third Quarter Report; Prospectus, July 10, 1967, November 2, 1967.

14:7. Folder – 1968 – Annual Report and related documents. Notice of Annual Meeting; Annual Report; Quarterly Report; Midyear Report; Third Quarter Report; Deferred Profit Sharing Trust Annual Report; Prospectus, April 15, 1968, June 11, 1968.

14:8. Folder – 1969 – Annual Report and related documents. Notice of Annual Meeting; Proxy Statement; Annual Report; Quarterly Report, Midyear Report (2 copies); Third Quarter Report; Deferred Profit Sharing Trust Annual Report; two Prospectus, each dated June 23, 1969.

14:9. Folder – 1970 – Annual Report and related documents. Notice of Annual Meeting; Annual Report; First Quarter Report; Midyear Report; Third Quarter Report; Air California Notice of Special Meeting of Shareholders re purchase by PSA of Air California; Employee Qualified Stock Option Plan; Prospectus, May 7, 1970, June 26, 1970.

14:10. Folder – 1971 – Annual Report and related documents. Notice of Annual Meeting; Proxy Card; Annual Report; First Quarter Report; Midyear Report; Underwriting Agreement E.F. Hutton & Co., Inc.; Preliminary and Final Prospectus, September 23, 1971; Authorization for Issue Wire to Cabrillo Travel Service, Inc.

14:11. Folder – 1972 – Annual Report and related documents. Notice of Annual Meeting; Annual Report; First Quarter Report; Midyear Report; Third Quarter Report.

14:12. Folder – 1973 – Annual Report and related documents. Notice of Annual Meeting; Annual Report (2 copies); First Quarter Report (2 copies); Midyear Report; Third Quarter Report; Letter to Shareholders re PSA becoming wholly owned subsidiary of PSA, Inc.; Financial Report for 1973; Offer to Purchase for Cash, July 2, 1973.

Box 15 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Annual Reports (continued)

15:1. Folder – 1974 – Annual Report and related documents. Annual Report (2 copies); First Quarter Report; Midyear Report; Third Quarter Report.

15:2. Folder – 1975 – Annual Report and related documents. Notice of Annual Meeting; Proxy Card; Annual Report; First Quarter Report; Midyear Report; Third Quarter Report.

15:3. Folder – 1976 – Annual Report and related documents. Notice of Annual Meeting (2 copies); Annual Report.

15:4. Folder – 1977 – Annual Report and related documents. Annual Report (2 copies).

15:5. Folder – 1978 – Annual Report and related documents. Notice of Annual Meeting; Annual Report (2 copies); Midyear Report (2 copies); PSA Presentation, April 1978, re 1977 Fare Case on Noise Reduction.

15:6. Folder – 1979 – Annual Report and related documents. Annual Report (2 copies).

15:7. Folder – 1980 – Annual Report and related documents. Annual Report (2 copies).

15:8. Folder – 1981 – Annual Report and related documents. Notice of Annual Meeting; Annual Report; Interim Report June 1981.

15:9. Folder – 1982 – Annual Report and related documents. First Interim Report March 1982.

15:10. Folder – 1983 – Annual Report and related documents. Annual Report.

15:11. Folder – 1984 – Annual Report and related documents. Notice of Annual Meeting; Annual Report.

15:12. Folder – 1985 – Annual Report and related documents. Notice of Annual Meeting; Annual Report; photocopy of Annual Report; First Interim Report March 1985; Pacific Southwest Airlines (Financial) History.

15:13. Folder – 1986 – Annual Report and related documents. Annual Report.

15:14. Folder – 1987 – Annual Report and related documents. Letter to Shareholders February 14, 1987; Notice of Annual Meeting; Annual Report.

15:15. Folder – 1988 – Annual Report and related documents. Annual Report.

Box 16 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Stock Records

16:1. Volume – PSA Stock Record Book, original stock certificates 1 to 50, 1961 to 1963.

16:2. Volume – Bound Volume I, dated 1962-1963, relating to sale of 213,000 shares of PSA Common Stock Without Par Value.

16:3. Folder – Miscellaneous Corporate Records.

Physical Description: 1. Appellee’s Brief re Civil Aeronautics Board vs. Friedkin Aeronautics, Inc., dba Pacific Southwest Airlines, 1955. No. 14,648 Ninth Circuit, US Court of Appeals 2. PSA, Inc. Prospectus dated 6/29/79. 3. Organization chart [1952].

Box 17 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Stock Records (continued)

17:1. Volume – Bound Volume II, dated 1962-1963, relating to sale of 213,000 shares of PSA Common Stock Without Par Value.

17:2. Folder – Miscellaneous Corporate Records.

Box 18 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Stock Records (continued)

18:1. Volume – Bound Volume, dated 1963, relating to the sale of 79,477 shares of PSA Common Stock Without Par Value, underwritten secondary public offering.

Box 19 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Stock Records (continued)

19:1. Volume – Bound Volume, dated 1965, relating to the sale of PSA Common Stock Without Par Value, listing on New York Stock Exchange and Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.

19:2. Volume – Bound Volume #I, dated 1966, relating to the sale of $15,000,000 Aggregate Principal Amount 5-1/2% Convertible Subordinated Debentures, Due October 15, 1986, Registration Proceedings.

Box 20 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Stock Records (continued)

20:1. Volume – Bound Volume #I, dated 1966, relating to sale of 150,000 shares PSA Common Stock Without Par Value.

Box 21 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Stock Records (continued)

21:1. Volume – Bound Volume #II, dated 1966, relating to the sale of $15,000,000 Aggregate Principal Amount 5-1/2% Convertible Subordinated Debentures, Due October 15, 1986, Underwriting, Commissioner of Corporations, Listing, Trustee and Indenture, Supporting Certificates, and Closing.

Box 22 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Stock Records (continued)

22:1. Volume – Friedkin Aeronautics, Inc., General Journal, April 30, 1948 to December 31, 1953.

22:2. Volume – Friedkin School of Aeronautics General Ledger, January 1, 1949 to June 30, 1949.

Box 23 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Stock Records (continued)

23:1. Folder – PSA Specimen Stock Certificates

23:2. Items – Stock Certificate Issue Books with Specimen Stock Certificates.

Physical Description: 1. Airline Aviation Engines, Inc. Stock certificate issue books with specimen stock certificates. 2. Redford, Inc. Stock certificate issue books with specimen stock certificates. 3. Lew Ellen, Inc. Stock certificate issue books with specimen stock certificates. 4. The Giles Company, Inc. Stock certificate issue books with specimen stock certificates. 5. Friedkin Aeronautics, Inc. Stock certificate issue books with specimen stock certificates.

23:3. Folder – Petty Cash Ledger. Small bound ledger with payouts dated July 28, 1958 to November 2, 1961.

23:4. Folder – 1949 Individual Payroll Records for Employees.

23:5. Folder – 1950 Individual Payroll Records for Employees.

Box 24 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Miscellaneous

24:1. Folder – Ledger – 1951 Individual Payroll for Employees, A-M.

24:2. Folder – Ledger – 1951 Individual Payroll for Employees, N-Z.

24:3. Folder – Ledger – 1952 Individual Payroll for Employees, bound with string.

24:4. Folder – Nelson vs. PSA.

24:5. Folder – Nelson Case Research Information. An analysis of service between BUR and SJC/OAK for time period September 1968 through January 1970; prepared for PSA by Mitchell Research Associates (marked "current Feb. 1977).

24:6. Folder – Miscellaneous Legal. Traffic statistics re Nelson vs. PSA

Box 25 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Legal

25:1. Folder – Pfeiffer Aircraft Contracts, 1970. Contract between R. J. Pfeiffer Associates and PSA to sell aircraft on PSA's behalf; correspondence from Adria Aviopromet, Yugoslavia re purchase of two DC 9-30 aircraft; correspondence re sale of Electra aircraft to Holliday Airlines, 1968.

25:2. Folder – Friedkin Aeronautics materials.

Physical Description: 1. Corporate documents of Friedkin Aeronautics, Inc. from August 16, 1949 to 1957. 2. Friedkin Aeronautics, CAA Commercial Operator Certificate.

25:3. Folder – Claim Against County of San Diego, March 26, 1962 re Gillespie Field. PSA Claim for Damages, 1961; Press Release re claim for damages.

25:4. Folder – FAA and CAB Documents.

Physical Description: 1. Civil Aeronautics Board order issuing certificates, June 1979. 2. Civil Aeronautics Board certification, July 1979. 3. Federal Aviation Administration commercial operator certificate, July 1950; cancelled December 1978; with correspondence Norman W. Waters to FAA. 4. Federal Aviation Administration Air Carrier Operating Certificate, December 1978.

25:5. Folder – PUC Regulations; Routes and Regulations; Statistics; Deregulation; Acquisitions; Organization Chart.

25:6. Folder – Employment Information – Carol Pollard.

25:7. Folder – Employment Information – Richard Ott. Miscellaneous Correspondence.

25:8. Folder – PSA Maintenance Department.

25:9. Folder – Labor Agreements – Teamsters Local 2707, Airline, Aerospace and Allied Employees.

25:10. Folder – Labor Agreements – Southwest Flight Crew Association.

25:11. Folder – Labor Agreements – Air Line Pilots Association International.

25:12. Folder – Teamsters Strike, November 15, 1973 to December 21, 1974. Correspondence; press releases; schedules.

25:13. Folder – Stewardesses Strike, August 1975. Correspondence, news clippings.

25:14. Folder – Miscellaneous material re employment.

Box 26 Series II Corporate Documents – Subseries: Employment/Labor issues

26:1. Folder – Employee Benefits – Group Insurance. Five employee group insurance booklets.

26:2. Folder – Employee Benefits – Retirement Plans. Seven employee retirement plan booklets.

26:3. Folder – Employee Benefits – Miscellaneous. Correspondence; Miscellaneous benefits booklets.

Physical Description: 1. Monthly Investment Plan, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith (2 copies). (2) 8½ in. x 3½ in. booklets. 2. Profit Sharing Plan – Progress Reports, 1967 and 1968; PSP Annual Report. 3. Profit Sharing Plan (2 copies). 4. Miscellaneous correspondence and documents re employee benefits. 5. Lesley Norwood Participant's Statement 1968. 6. PSA Employee Benefits and Company Rules, revised pages, 1969. 7. PSA Progress [employee newsletter], April 1985 (2 copies), May 1985 issues.

26:4. Folder – Miscellaneous PSA Corporate Documents. Several loose Items from Corporate Record Book re Friedkin Aeronautics, Inc.; stock certificate; tax return.

26:5. Folder – Valcar Subsidiary. Correspondence, descriptive proposal; packet re end of Valcar and move to Hertz.

26:6. Folder – Valcar Business Documents. Correspondence; press releases.

26:7. Folder – Photograph and Check. Photograph of Eleanor "Fergie" Glithero and two men holding a check; check is payable to PSA for $1,002,708.30.

26:8. Folder – USAir Brochures.

Physical Description: 1. USAir Crewmember Anti-Drug Program, December 1989. 2. USAir Pilot Pay Claims Manual, August 1989.

Box 27 Series III Operations – Subseries: Aircraft

27:1. Folder – Aircraft Fleet, General. Miscellaneous documents.

Physical Description: 1. Miscellaneous documents. 2. Ledger – Engine Maintenance Customers, 1961. (1) black bound book, stamped on cover "Friedkin Aviation Engines."

27:2. Folder – Flight Reports. 1. Flight Report, Boeing 727. May 6, 1979 (3 copies).

27:3. Folder – Instrument Panel Layouts (training materials). AA Flying Training Division 1964. PSA electrical schematics and charts. (Boeing 727 cockpit drawings).

Physical Description: 1. Instrument panel layout. Boeing 727 Overhead Panel. (1) 18½ in. x 14½ in. drawing, folded; dated 2-24-64. 2. Instrument panel layout. Boeing 727 Pedestal. (1) 11¼ in. x 24 in. drawing, folded; dated 2-24-64. 3. Instrument panel layout. Boeing 727 Main Instrument Panel. (1) 11 in. x 24 in. drawing, folded; dated 8-15-64. 4. Instrument panel layout. Boeing 727 Flight Engineers Panel. (1) 22 in. x 24 in. drawing, folded; dated 8-15-64. 5. Electrical chart, with handwritten notations. (1) chart, 11 in. x 4 in. cardstock.

27:4. Folder – PSA – Instrument Panel Layouts, 1974.

Physical Description: 1. Captain's Flight Instrument Panel, Sheet 1, July 1, 1974. 2. Pilot's Center Instrument Panel and Glareshield, Sheet 2, July 1, 1974. 3. Pilot's Center Console, Sheet 5, July 1, 1974. 4. Pilot's Overhead and Eyebrow Panel, Sheet 4, July 1, 1974. 5. First Officer's Flight Instrument Panel, Sheet 3, July 1, 1974. 6. Flight Engineer's Lower Instrument Panel, Sheet 8, July 1, 1974. 7. Flight Engineer's Upper Instrument Panel, Sheet 7, June 1, 1974. 8. Flight Engineer's Upper Instrument Panel, Sheet 7, July 1, 1974.

27:5. Folder – PSA – Instrument panel layouts [n.d.].

Physical Description: 1. Overhead Panel, Control Stand, Auxiliary Panels, 727-254. 2. Third Crewman's Instrument Panel – Lower, 727-214. 3. Third Crewman's Instrument Panel – Upper, 727-214. 4. Overhead Panel.

27:6. Folder – BAE 146. News clipping, brochure. Includes (1) 8" x 10" color photograph of PSA BAE 146 aircraft.

27:7. Folder – Boeing 727 miscellaneous material.

Physical Description: 1. 727-200 "What to Do in an Emergency," February 1979 [brochure] (2 copies). 2. PSA 727 "Important Information for Our Fanjet Passengers," May 1976 [seatback information card]. 3. Boeing 727. "What's Happening at PSA: Keeping Passengers Posted." California, Dec 1977: pp. 81-82. 4. Boeing 727. "PSA Jets All Smiles with Snazzy New Paint Job." [no. publ. info.] Dec 1972: pp. 36-37. 5. Boeing 727. Reference material: The Boeing 727. Spiral binding, but unbound; covers + 56 loose pages, glossy cardstock; dated 9/20/63. Boeing sales brochure for 272, includes operating cost comparisons to Lockheed Electra L-188.

27:8. Folder – PSA – Boeing 727. Differences Listing: PS 727-14 (E 3177) vs. PS 727-214 (QA 351), 1967. 1 in. loose 3-hole punch pages, dated August 7, 1967.

27:9. Folder – PSA – Boeing 727. Drawing of PSA 727-214 Seat Material Distribution, 1968. (1) 9½ in. x 26½ in. sheet, dated May 15, 1968.

27:10. Folder – Boeing 727 operations manual, 1964. (28) pages removed from black 3-ring binder; pages in clear protectors. Material dated August 7, 1964.

27:11. Folder – PSA – Boeing 727. Collection of spiral bound PSA pre-flight and emergency checklists.

Physical Description: 1. PSA – Boeing 727. Normal and Emergency Cockpit Checklists and Abnormal Procedures. (2) copies, 5½ in. x 11 in. spiral bound laminated pages; dated April 17, 1964. Copy 1 cover: "J. Wilder." 2. PSA – Boeing 727 Abbreviated normal checklists. (2) copies, 5½ in. x 11 in. spiral bound laminated pages; revised March 1, 1966. Cover: "John Wilder"; includes handwritten section tabs. 3. PSA – Boeing 727 Abbreviated normal checklists. (1) 4½ in. x 9 in. spiral bound laminated pages; revised March 1, 1966 4. PSA – Boeing 727 Abbreviated normal checklists. (2) copies, 5½ in. x 11 in. spiral bound laminated pages; dated March 1, 1966, with revised pages dated February 10, 1967. 5. PSA – Boeing 727 Abbreviated normal checklists. (1) 5½ in. x 11 in. spiral bound laminated pages; revised February 10, 1967 6. PSA – Boeing 727 Abbreviated normal checklists. (1) 5½ in. x 11 in. spiral bound laminated pages; revised August 1, 1967 7. PSA – Boeing 727 Abbreviated normal checklists. (1) 5½ in. x 11 in. spiral bound laminated pages; revised January 1, 1968 8. PSA – Boeing 727 Abbreviated normal checklists. (1) 5½ in. x 11 in. spiral bound laminated pages; dated April 16, 1971.

Box 28 Series III Operations – Subseries: Aircraft (continued)

28:1. Folder – Handbook – CPC Pressurization Control System for the Boeing 737 and 727-200 Airplanes, a Handbook for Pilots, Hamilton Standard division of United Aircraft Corporation, B-183, November 1967, loose document in sleeve.

28:2. Folder – Boeing 737 miscellaneous material.

Physical Description: 1. Boeing 737 checklist. February 1, 1969. 2. Boeing 737-200 General Description [booklet]. June 1966. 3. Pacific Southwest Airlines Goes All-jet with the Boeing 737. September 27, 1968 [booklet] (2 copies).

28:3. Folder – PSA Aircraft – Lockheed L-188 Electra.

Physical Description: 1. Electra abbreviated normal check list. 5" x 8" spiral bound laminated cards. Revised March 20, 1965 (2 copies). 2. Blue folder, "L 188, J. Wilder." Binder of 24 pages re Lockheed L-188 Electra, typescript with handwritten notations and drawings. 3. PSA Aircraft – Lockheed L-188 Electra. Miscellaneous documents, including correspondence and news clippings.

28:4. Folder – PSA Aircraft – Lockheed L-1011.

Physical Description: 1. Booklet: “L-1011 Tristar Four” – Australia, May, 1974. 2. Press releases on PSA choosing L-1011 jets for fleet, 1970s. 3. News clippings and magazine articles.

28:5. Folder – PSA Aircraft – McDonnell-Douglas MD-80.

Physical Description: 1. PSA's Super 80: A Closer Look [(1) 5 in. x 8½ in booklet]. 2. "What to do in an Emergency/Que se debe hacer en caso de emergencia" DC-9 Super 90 [(1) 5 in. x 10 in. seatback information card]. 3. Press release, 1981. "PSA Orders 27th Super 80 Jetliner." 4. Press release, 1982. "PSA to pass Super 80 savings to passengers: return to single low fare on each market." 5. Photographs (2) and description of the Super 80.

28:6. Folder – DC-9 (Series 80) Differences, Guideline Simulator Syllabus (1988). Removed from 3-hole binder.

Box 29 Series III Operations – Subseries: Facilities

29:1. Folder – Facilities – Miscellaneous. 1. "Reservations Center Grand Opening, January 31, 1979" [brochure]. Includes (2) press releases re PSA plans to build maintenance and overhaul facility at Lindbergh Field.

29:2. Folder – Facilities – Air Motive Maintenance Service.

Physical Description: 1. "PSA Engine Overhaul Shop Dedication, June 27, 1974" [brochure]. Includes mailing list of invitees. 2. "Your Guided Tour Through the PSA Engine Maintenance Center" [brochure]. 3. Magazine article – Skylines, April 1975 re PSA Engine Maintenance Center. 4. Press releases (2) re Training Center. 5. Magazine article, Esso Air World, November/December 1969.

29:3. Folder – Facilities – Training Center.

Physical Description: 1. Invitation to Opening of Lufthansa-PSA Pilot Training Program, May 8, 1967. 2. Brochure, "PSA Flight Training – Initial/Transitional," (2 copies). 3. Article in American Aviation, November 1967 (2 copies). 4. Fact sheets, memos, correspondence. 5. History of Airline Training Center. 6. Article in Shell Aviation News, 1968. 7. Atmosphere chart. 8. High Altitude chart.

29:4. Folder – Hotels – PSA Hotel Queen Mary Opening 1971. Snapshots of Queen Mary sailing; newspaper articles; correspondence; invitations and confirmations.

29:5. Folder – Hotels – Bear Valley Lodge, CA. Correspondence; notes; promotional material.

29:6. Folder – Hotels – Hollywood Park Hotel. Correspondence; notes, promotional material.

29:7. Folder – Hotels – Hotel San Franciscan. Correspondence; notes, promotional material.

29:8. Folder – Stations – Burbank Airport. Magazine and newspaper articles on the Hollywood/Burbank Airport.

29:9. Folder – Stations – Oakland Airport. PSA Flightime magazine on Oakland, February 1971; notes regarding Oakland Stewardess Fashion Show, December 4, 1970.

29:10. Folder – Stations – Long Beach Airport. Memo re Request for Operating Flights at Long Beach Airport; Long Beach map; article and memos re service in Long Beach.

29:11. Folder – Stations – Sacramento Airport. Parts of memos and studies on Sacramento and its airport.

29:12. Folder – Stations – San Diego Airport. Invitation to Grand Opening of new office and hangar, 1968, including correspondence, notes, and memos.

29:13. Folder – Stations – Stockton/Fresno Airport. Fact sheets re inauguration of service; correspondence; notes re Fresno VIP Party, July 1972; invitation mailing lists.

29:14. Folder – Stations – San Francisco Airport. Fact sheets, brochures about San Francisco; memos re move into new hangar facility.

29:15. Folder – Stations – General. Data sheets and statistics on each airport station.

Box 30 Series III Operations – Subseries: General Operations

30:1. Folder – Passenger Count – Flight Record, 1958.

30:2. Folder – Graphs, 1949-1966. Gross cost and number of passengers.

30:3. Folder – Comparison of PSA Statistics, 1961-1975. Yearly comparison statistics.

30:4. Folder – Schedules, May 6, 1949 to December 31, 1960.

30:5. Folder – Schedules, 1950 to 1954.

30:6. Folder – Folder – Schedules, 1958-1962.

30:7. Folder – Folder – Schedules, 1962-1965.

Box 31 Series III Operations – Subseries: General Operations (continued)

31:1. Folder – Origin and Destination Reports (O&D), 1968 to 1970. Analysis of service for September 1968 through January 1970, mostly PSA vs. AirCalifornia.

31:2. Folder – Copy of Red Book, 1963-1971. Monthly reports of passenger counts, December 1963 – December 1971. Revenue Passenger Miles, 1965-1969.

Physical Description: 1. Monthly reports of passenger counts, December 1963 – December 1971. 2. Revenue Passenger Miles, 1965-1969.

31:3. Folder – Copy of Red Book, 1972-1978.

Physical Description: 1. Monthly Reports, January 1972 – May 1976. 2. Flights Operated Reports, June 1976 – February 1978. 3. Available Seat Miles, February-March 1968 – November-December 1973. 4. Revenue Plane Miles, 1970-1978.

31:4. Folder – Copy of Andy's Black Book, 1949-1971. Fare structure and passenger count statistical reports.

31:5. Folder – PSA fare structure data.

31:6. Folder – Passenger Revenue Reports.

Physical Description: 1. Annual Passenger Revenue, 1949-1962. 2. Monthly Passenger Revenue, 1962, 1963.

31:7. Folder – Service to Lake Tahoe. Proposal; supporting statistical data.

31:8. Folder – Gary Kissel "Envelope Collection," 1988. Aircraft statistics and data.

Box 32 Series III Operations – Subseries: General Operations (continued)

32:1. Folder – Logbooks of Melvin E. Setterland.

32:2. Folder – Flight Time: John V. Wilder Pilot's log, 1959-1994. John Wilder's pilot's log, 1959-1994. Brown accordion-pleat folder, loose pages.

32:3. Folder – PSA Captains' Flight Logs. Logs from various PSA pilots.

32:4. Folder – Packet – USAir pocket folder. Includes Crew Scheduling and Claims Administration booklet and 30 loose-leaf pages of information re USAir history, Allegheny Commuter fact sheet, aircraft and routes, operational materials. (last dated material 1987).

Box 33 Series III Operations – Subseries: Training

33:1. Folder – PSA Electrical Schematics & Charts.

33:2. Folder – Illustrations – Engines. Illustrations and Statistics, JT8D-200 Turbofan Engine – pictorial view, United Technologies, Pratt & Whitney, 2 copies.

33:3. Folder – PSA Security Seminar, 1972. Includes press releases; schedule of events; miscellaneous information.

33:4. Folder – Mesa College Flight Program. Notes and memos re startup of program.

33:5. Folder – Applications for Flight Engineer Certificates. Includes completed applications, 1966-1967.

33:6. Folder – Pre-flight Checklists, 1 of 2. Includes aircraft checklists for B-727-200, DC 9 (Series 80), DC 9-30, 737, Lockheed Electra L-188.

33:7. Folder – Pre-flight Checklists, 2 of 2. Includes aircraft checklists for B-727-200, DC 9 (Series 80), DC 9-30, 737, Lockheed Electra L-188.

33:8. Folder – Flight Training Course Materials. Flight Engineer Training Logs – Boeing 727. Includes training logs of 13 flight engineers, 1966.

33:9. Folder – Course Training Materials – various.

33:10. Folder – Training Guides for Mechanics' School. Typescripts plus 1 page of handwritten notes.

Box 34 Series III Operations – Subseries: Training (continued)

34:1. Folder – Training Material – Gibbs' Flying Service. Notes and Exams from Gibbs Flying Service Mechanics School, 1949-1950 from various students.

34:2. Folder – Flight engineer check forms. Flight Engineer Examination Guide, Civil Aeronautics Administration, December 1956; various flight engineer reports.

34:3. Folder – Miscellaneous Training Aids, unrelated, 1 of 2.

34:4. Folder – Miscellaneous Training Aids, 2 of 2.

34:5. Folder – Training Brochures.

Physical Description: 1. "PSA Flight Training, Initial/Transitional" (2 copies) [brochure]. 2. Guideline Simulator Syllabus, DC-9 (Series 80) PC & PT (1988); 17 pp. Guideline Simulator Syllabus, DC-9 (Series 80) PC & PT (1988); 17 pp.

34:6. Folder – Training booklets.

Physical Description: 1. Manual – Boeing 727 Component Identification, prepared by PSA. (1) spiral bound booklet. 2. Manual – USAir, All Aircraft Recurrent Study Guide for General Subjects, 1988-1989.

34:7. Folder – PSA Performance Manual. Performance Manual for B727s with JT8D-7 engines (1974 latest rev.); cover letter by Norman Waters January 25, 197134:8. Folder – PSA Flight Operations Manual, 1977. Revision by B. D. Ray, Chief Pilot and Norman W. Waters, Chief Flight Engineer.

34:9. Folder – PSA Maintenance Manual (selected pages).

34:10. Folder – Training Manuals (selected pages).

Box 35 Series III Operations – Subseries: Training (continued)

35:1. Folder – Inventory (2 pages, loose; probably prepared by R. Prine).

35:2. Item – Personnel Update Form Procedures, May 1985.

35:3. Item – Interline Bag Tags, January 1978.

35:4. Item – Human Resource Development -- Core Curriculums, January 1987.

35:5. Item – Air Cargo Training Workbook [1985].

35:6. Item – Ticket Counter Operation, Workbook & Supplements, PS-04, February 1987.

35:7. Item – Operations Procedures, Workbook & Supplements, OP-01, February 1987.

35:8. Item – International Ticketing Overview (2 copies).

35:9. Item – PSA Interline Procedures Training Material, by Jim Hoffman, April 1986.

35:10. Item – Training Administrator Program (TAP) Instructors Guide.

35:11. Item – Training Administrator Program (TAP) Travel Agent & You Program, March 1983.

35:12. Item – Training Administrator Program (TAP) ”Remember Me” Program, October 6, 1983.

35:13. Item – F.O.D. Quiz Answer Sheet.

35:14. Item – Manual Preparation of Coupon Tickets (TAP) – Instructor's Guide.

35:15. Item – Ground Security Coordinator Training, September 12, 1986.

35:16. Item – ACT I Ticketing, the New One-Way Ticket [1985].

35:17. Item – ACT II Ticketing, the New Form of Payment Entries, November 1986.

35:18. Item – ACT II Itinerary Pricing, May 1985.

35:19. Item – ACT II Advanced Fare Quote, May 1985.

35:20. Item – Mexico Passenger Service Directory, March 1980.

35:21. Item – Management Performance Evaluation. A Guide for Managers [1980s].

35:22. Item – Hazardous Materials, March 1987.

35:23. Item – Human Resources Development, Rule 240 Policies and Procedures, May 1987.

35:24. Item – Datatrol Entry Formats.

35:25. Item – Prequalification, Part III – Passenger Service Transition, April 1986.

35:26. Item – Field Service Baggage Tag Awareness, 1986-1987.

35:27. Item – BAE146 Training – Weight and Balance, September 1984.

35:28. Item – BAE146 Stations Transition Training, Part 1 – General, March 1984.

35:29. Item – Lobby Agent Procedures, April 1984.

35:30. Item – Seat Assignment Procedures, August 1984.

35:31. Item – F.O.D., April 1987.

35:32. Item – Cash Report Procedures Workbook PS-11, February 1987.

35:33. Item – Basic Operations Manual – Weight and Balance, March 1987

35:34. Item – Automatic Check-In Machine, Maintenance and Troubleshooting.

35:35. Item – Basic Operations Manual – Introduction to Weight and Balance, March 1987.

35:36. Item – Field Service/Air Cargo. The Danger Zone – Handling Hazardous Materials, February 1, 1981.

35:37. Item – PSA Fares, August 1985.

35:38. Item – PSA-Northwest Orient Airlink, June 1986. Passenger Service Directory and Operational Procedures.

35:39. Item – Air Cargo Supervisors Guide to ETP, January 1987.

35:40. Item – Air Cargo Procedures, Supplement C, November 1986.

35:41. Item – Introduction to Field Service, October 1985.

35:42. Item – Basic Operations Manual – Automated Weight and Balance, March 1987.

35:43. Item – Introduction to Station Communication System (SCS), May 1985.

35:44. Item – International Travel Guide, August 1986.

35:45. Item – Gate Operations, Workbook & Supplements, PS-05, February 1987.

35:46. Item – Safety Policy Procedures, February 1986.

35:47. Item – Passenger Service Supervisor – Guide to ETP, September 1986.

35:48. Item – Welcome to PSA – Reservations Training.

35:49. Item – SPARS Basic Fare Quote.

35:50. Item – Interline Bag Tags, Sky Caps, Passenger Service, May 1985.

35:51. Item – Agent Prequalification Answer Guide, April 1986.

35:52. Item – Baggage Acceptance and Excess Charges – International Travel.

35:53. Item – Hearing Protection, February 1987.

35:54. Item – Field Service – Powerback Program, DC-9/B-727, May 1, 1983.

35:55. Item – Airline Familiarization Seminar. Customer Services Training and Development.

35:56. Item – Hazard Communications – Right to Know Rule, July 1986.

35:57. Item – Introduction to Interline – Manual Preparation of Tickets, September 1984.

35:58. Item – ICOT Keyboard Familiarization, March 1986.

35:59. Item – What is ETP? September 1986.

35:60. Item – Alternate Operations PS-12, February 1987.

35:61. Item – PSA Denied Boarding Compensation – Policies and Procedures, February 1984.

35:62. Item – Introduction to Interline – Catch Us America PLT 100, January 1978.

35:63. Item – SPARS, Reservation Terminals, August 1987.

35:64. Item – PSA Puts Safety Ahead: Employee Safety Guide [booklet].

35:65. Item – PSA Baggage Service Procedures, Desk Guide, May 1984.

35:66. Item – HUD Training, 1985. HUD/CAT II/IIIa/Autoland systems training materials, some loose pages.

35:67. Item – Training Manual – Flight Engineer Basic Examination Guide #13, black folder with metal clasp.

35:68. Item – Mexico Documentation Requirements, March 1980.

35:69. Item – Training Manual [Instructor's copy], Mexico Documentation Requirements, March 1980. PSA Traffic Department. On cover: "John Sawyer, Instructor's copy."

35:70. Item – Security Training for PSA Crewmembers. Home Study [booklet]. On cover: "M. R. Prine, Jr., 2-5-1986."

35:71. Item – USAir/PSA Merger Transition Home Study Course (2 copies). Inside cover of copy 2: "M. R. Prine, Jr., 10-16/17-87."

35:72. Item – Security Training for PSA Crewmembers, Home Study Booklet.

Box 36 Series III Operations – Subseries: Training (continued)

36:1. Item – 727-214 PSA Training Manual, Document #6/7300, 1970s, red 3-ring binder.

36:2. Item – Training Manual, general subjects, PSA Training Department, red 3-ring binder.

36:3. Item – Flight Attendant Manual, 1980-1981. (1) black 3-ring binder, 8½ in. x 11 in; signed "Deborah Roel."

36:4. Item – PSA Manual – "Flight Attendant Manual," 1980s. (1) maroon 8-1/2 x 5-1/2" 3-ring binder; signed "Deborah Roel."

36:5. Item – PSA Manual – "Stewardess Manual," October 20, 1957. (1) red 3-ring binder; signed "Dana Baker."

36:6. Folder – PSA Manual – "In-Flight Customer Services, Scheduling, Payroll and Company Policies, Effective September 15, 1982."

36:7. Item – Security Training for PSA Crewmembers, February 15-16, 1988. Signed "R. Prine."

36:8. Item – Manual – DC-9-80 Maintenance Training Guide, PSA Maintenance Training Section. Doc. #4-15, 2" metal bound book, September 1980.

Box 37 Series III Operations – Subseries: Training (continued)

37:1. Item – Manual – Air Frame and Powerplant Mechanic Hand-Out Material, PSA Training Department, 1964. (1) black folder with metal clasp; signed "Bob Storie."

37:2. Item – Manual – PSA Handbook of Engine Run Procedures for the L-188, 1976. (1) 5 in. x 7 in. booklet.

37:3. Item – Manual – PSA 727 Basic Training Guide, Doc. #4-13, 1978. (1) 5 in. x 7 in. booklet.

37:4. Item – Manual – PSA, Boeing-Lockheed-Douglas Flight Standards Boeing 737 Manual. (1) blue multi-ring binder, 5 in. x 8½ in.

37:5. Item – PSA Boeing-Lockheed Douglas Flight Standards Manual Boeing 727-200, 1968-1969. (1) blue multi-ring binder 5 in. x 8½ in.

37:6. Item – PSA Boeing 727 Component Identification.

37:7. Item – FAA (Federal Aviation Agency) Acceptable Methods, Techniques, and Practices: Aircraft Inspection and Repair, 1965. AC 43.13-1. (1) 1¾ in. black binder; ACCO fastener; "FAR 43 + 13" hand-printed on spine. "Fly PSA" vinyl sticker affixed to front cover.

37:8. Item – Reservations Training Manual, 1961-1962. On spine: "J. Floyd Andrews – Reservations." (1) black binder.

37:9. Item – 1943 Operation Service Instrument Flying Trainers, Friedkin Aeronautics. Dated October 1, 1943; revised July 25, 1944. (1) blue cloth 3-ring binder.

37:10. Item – 1955 Procedures and Policy Manual, 1955; ACCO fastener binding.

37:11. Item – PSA Station Manual. (1) 1 in. black binder, ACCO fastener binding.

37:12. Item – PSA Station Manual #67, San Diego Lindbergh Field, 1958. (1) 1 in. black binder, ACCO fastener binding.

37:13. Item – 1963 FAA Approved Company Training Manual. Master copy, J. Floyd Andrews. (1) manual, ACCO fastener.

Box 38 Series IV Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photographs

38:1. Folder – Photographs – People #1.

38:2. Folder – Photographs – People #2.

38:3. Folder – Photographs – People #3.

38:4. Folder – Photographs – People – Committee members 2008-2009 (no committee members identified).

38:5. Folder – Photographs – Reservations; Las Vegas First Flight. Contract sheets, Photographs, negatives).

38:6. Folder – Photographs – People; social events; Super 80 factory tour.

38:7. Folder – Photographs – Pilot training; aircraft; social events (some Photographs identified).

38:8. Folder – Photographs – Staff, models, uniforms, fashions. 1 of 2 (color contact sheets, handwritten notes).

38:9. Folder – Photographs – Staff, models, uniforms, fashions. 2 of 2 (color prints).

38:10. Folder – Photographs – People; from R. Prine, red 3-ring binder (most identified).

38:11. Folder – Photographs – People; social events; at work.

38:12. Folder – Photographs – People; some portraits; social events; at work.

38:13. Folder – Photographs – One woman's portraits. (20) 5 in. x 5 in. portrait proofs, multiple poses, one sitting.

38:14. Folder – Photographs – People; social events; at work; publicity (some identified); includes 3 Photographs digitized and numbers 06-0002, 0600304, 06-00581.

Box 39 Series IV Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photographs (continued)

39:1. Folder – Photographs – Aircraft; people; social events.

39:2. Folder – Photographs – Staff; groups; publicity.

39:3. Folder – Photographs – People.

39:4. Folder – Photographs – Facilities.

39:5. Folder – Photographs – Scripps Ranch under construction (prints and negatives).

39:6. Folder – Photographs – Snapshots of construction of San Diego Headquarters/Hangar 1967-1968.

39:7. Folder – Photographs – Engine shop; Gary Waters; simulator.

39:8. Folder – Photographs – AirMotive Engine Overhaul (black and white prints, contact sheets, negatives).

Box 40 Series IV Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photographs (continued)

40:1. Folder – Photographs – Aircraft #1.

40:2. Folder – Photographs – Aircraft #2.

40:3. Folder – Photographs – Aircraft #3.

40:4. Folder – Photographs – Aircraft #4.

40:5. Folder – Photographs – Aircraft – Lithographs. (22) airplane images on card stock, published by Fuller Paint & Glass.

40:6. Folder – Photographs – Places.

40:7. Folder – Photographs – Sea World. (1) envelope B&W (contact sheets and negatives); (1) envelope Color (contact sheet and negatives).

40:8. Folder – Photographs – Miscellaneous.

40:9. Folder – Photographs – PSA Old Timers' Potluck Picnic.

40:10. Folder – Photographs – Negatives, unsorted.

Box 41 Series IV Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Slides

Box includes (12) folders of 35mm slides (most color, some with audiocassettes) re PSA operations, people, aircraft, and airports, rehoused from slideshow carousels.

41:1. Folder – Slides. Date: 5/78. Subject: PSA Fueling, Policies and Procedures. Slideshow removed from carousel. Number of slides: 135.

41:2. Folder – Slides. The Difference is PSA Cabin Cleaning OA Training 8.78; includes (1) audio cassette, 40 min., rev. copy. Slides removed from (1) slide carousel. Number of slides: 92.

41:3. Folder – Slides. 1984 Water Ditch USCG. Number of slides: 34.

41:4. Folder – Slides. [n.d.] LAX and Burbank Airports. Ramp Safety. Slideshow removed from carousel. Number of slides: 73.

41:5. Folder – Slides. A checklist for Acceptance, Receiving Hazards Materials, 11/79. Number of slides: 85.

41:6. Folder – Slides. [n.d.] Sacramento, San Jose, San Diego, Long Beach; includes 3 x 5 card index to slides. Slideshow removed from (1) slide carousel. Number of slides: 82.

41:7. Folder – Slides. Date: 12/80. DC-9 Super 80, Introduction Parts 1 and 2. Includes (2) audio-cassettes “DC-9 Super 80 Intro. Part I” (84 slides) and “DC-9 Super 80 Intro. Part II” (Revised 9/15/81; 58 slides); 45 min. each. Slideshow removed from carousel. Total number of slides 142.

41:8. Folder – Slides. Date: 10/1/83. Subject: Aircraft External Power. Includes (1) audio-cassette “Aircraft External Power 10-84.” Slideshow removed from carousel. Number of slides: 47.

41:9. Folder – Slides. [no date] Subject: F/S Powerback Procedures. Includes (1) audio-cassette “Aircraft Powerback” Field Service 5/83 (no case). Slideshow removed from carousel. Number of slides: 52.

41:10. Folder – Slides. [no date] Subject: Oakland, Stockton, Ontario, Cal. PSA Cities, L-1011. Slideshow removed from carousel. Number of slides: 62.

41:11. Folder – Slides. [no date] Subject: People. Number of slides: 80.

41:12. Folder – Slides. Date: 10/76. Subject: Arrivals and departures procedures. Includes (1) audio-cassette, 12 min. Number of slides: 59.

Box 42 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Slides (continued)

Box includes (4) folders of 35mm slides (color) re PSA operations, people, aircraft, airports, and services training; in archival sleeves, rehoused from 4” black binders. Some sleeves are labeled. Total number of slides: 1169. Includes (2) additional folders of slides from other sources.

42:1. Folder – Slides. PSA 35mm Slides 07.05.A-C. Sleeve labels include [unlabeled – 30 slides]; “Exterior” [42 slides], “Interior” [19 slides], “News & BW & Documents” [40 slides], “News, Documents, Schematics, BW” [4 slides]. Total number of slides: 135

42:2. Folder – Slides. People. Part 1. Total number of slides: 320.

42:3. Folder – Slides. People. Part II. Total number of slides: 413.

42:4. Folder – Slides. From slide carousel. Label read “Slides with Audio,” (audio-cassettes removed to Audio subseries). Sleeve labels include “Powerback [52 slides], “It’s Not Only Words” [70 slides], “PA Announcements” [62 slides], Station Communication TAP [70 slides], Lavatories servicing [47 slides]. Total number of slides: 301.

42:5. Folder – Slides. Training safety. (6) sleeves of unnumbered slides. Number of slides: 100. (6) sleeves of numbered slides. Number of slides: 140. Total number of slides: 240.

42:6. Folder – Slides. Advertising: PSA aircraft with sunglasses and sombrero. 35 mm slides; 1 b/w, all others color. Number of slides: 39.

Box 43 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Film and Video

43:1. Item – Videotape reel. 9-25-81 1” bump of 2” Image West [label: no 1].

43:2. Item – Videotape reel. 10-29-81 Generic close [label: no.2].

43:3. Item – Videotape reel. 10-29-81 3-spot sub-master [label: no.3].

43:4. Item – Videotape reel. 10-29-81 sub-master split [label: no.4].

43:5. Item – Videotape reel. 10-29-81 sub-master #3 [label: no.6].

43:6. Item – Videotape reel. 10-29-81 Spots (Protection) [label: no.8].

43:7. Item – Videotape reel. 10-29-81 sub-master #2 [label: no.9].

43:8. Item – Videotape reel. Bill Baily Communication. GVe graphic, cover map (Tucson); Branding Iron (good blanking) [no number].

43:9. Item – Videotape reel. Spot #3 sub-master [label: no.16].

Box 44 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Film and Video (continued)

44:1. Item – AV. Movie (The Quiet Safari, BAE 301). (1) 35mm film reel.

44:2. Folder – 33 1/3 rpm vinyl record of PSA music in paper sleeve. “Catch Us” by R. L. Phillips and T. A. Tartaglia. Side 1 (2:45 min.): Shelby Flint (vocal); Slide 2 (3:45 min.): 1. Catch Us (instrumental); 2. Catch Us (Spanish vocal). Lyrics printed on paper sleeve.

44:3. Item – VHS Tape, "PSA Humorous Safety Announcement," July 30, 1987 Good Morning America.

44:4. Item – DVD, "On the Move," by American Airlines [video].

44:5. Item – VHS Tape. "SD Aerospace Museum PSA Dedication Highlights," September 26, 2003, 5 minutes. (2) copies.

44:6. Folder – Audio cassette tape, "PSA new 'Tough" theme music, 3 versions" (2 cassettes).

44:7. Folder – VHS Video "SD Aerospace Museum – PSA Dedication Highlights – September 26, 2003; run time 5 minutes. This item has been digitized and will be posted on Flickr; PSA #1 tape8-track audiocassette, "2 messages & jingle."

44:8. Item – VHS Tape. 3-10-80 PSA Smiles.

44:9. Item – VHS Tape.4-3-80 re fares, plane, Mexico.

44:10. Item – VHS Tape.9-12-80 D. F. Travisano, 10 sec-flat.

44:11. Item – VHS Tape.2-19-81 Management presentation.

44:12. Item – Film reel. “Close for 10” [no number label].

44:13. Item – Film reel. 9-25-81 First quad and B rolls, map pull [label: no. 13

44:14. Item – Film reel.9-25-81 Prebuilds and other maps, B rolls [label: no.14].

44:15. Item – Film reel.9-25-81 Opening/closing and some B rolls [label: no.15].

44:16. Item – (5) Audio Cassette Tapes: "It's Not Only Words," 1983;"Lavatory Servicing"; "Powerback Master," 1983, 2 cassettes; "Station Communication TAP Program," 1983; "P.A. Announcements (Master)."

Box 45 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photograph Albums

45:1. Items – PSA employee reunions, 1982-1985. (4) photograph albums.

Box 46 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photograph Albums (continued)

46:1. Items – PSA employee reunions, 1986-1989. (4) photograph albums.

Physical Description: 1. Photograph album – 5th Annual PSA Old-Timers Potluck Picnic, September 27, 1986. Includes digitized Photographs 06-2132 thru 06-2208. 2. Photograph album – 6th Annual PSA Old-Timers Potluck Picnic, September 26, 1987. Includes digitized Photographs 06-02240 thru 06-02340. 3. Photograph album – 7th Annual PSA Old-Timers Potluck Picnic, September 24, 1988. Includes (2) PSA flight schedules (2½ in. x 3½ in brochures, dated effective January 6 and February 3, 1967 respectively). 4. Photograph album – 8th Annual PSA Old-Timers Potluck Picnic, September 30, 1989. Includes digitized Photographs 06-1992 thru 06-2071.

Box 47 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photograph Albums (continued)

47:1. Items – PSA employee reunions, 1990-1993. (5) photograph albums.

Box 48 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photograph Albums (continued)

48:1. Items – PSA employee reunions, 1994-1997 (6) photograph albums.

Box 49 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photograph Albums (continued)

49:1. Items – PSA employee reunions, 1998-2002. (4) photograph albums.

Box 50 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photograph Albums (continued)

50:1. Item – PSA employee reunions, 2003-2006. (4) photograph albums.

Box 51 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photograph Albums (continued)

51:1. Items – PSA employee reunions, 2007-2010; with one album [n.d.] of digitized photographs. Total: (5) photograph albums.

Physical Description: 1. Photograph album – 26th PSA Annual Reunion, September 28, 2007. 2. Photograph album – 27th PSA Annual Reunion, September 27, 2008. Includes news clippings re obituaries for Mike Bogle and Gary Kissel. 3. Photograph album – 28th PSA Annual Reunion, September 26, 2009. Includes news clipping re Flight 182 crash: Stetz, Michael. “Tragedy Never Forgotten,” [n.d.], Union-Tribune. 4. Photograph album – 29th and Final PSA Reunion, October 2010. 5. Photograph album – PSA employee reunion photographs, digitized March 2, 2012 (Images 06-02072 thru 06-02131).

Box 52 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photograph Albums (continued)

52:1. Item – Tony Naravarre’s Retirement Party 1987. (1) photograph album.

52:2. Item – Retirements 1984, Volume 1. (1) photograph album.

52:3. Item – Retirements 1984, Volume 2. (1) photograph album.

Box 53 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photograph Albums (continued)

53:1. Item – Raymond Jackets' Retirement Party 1983. (1) photograph album.

53:2. Item – Wes Wescott’s Retirement Party 1976. (1) photograph album.

Box 54 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Scrapbooks

54:1. Item – Scrapbook, PSA People [1 of 2]. (1) 1½ in. red 3-ring binder labeled "PSA People."

54:2. Item – Scrapbook, PSA People [2 of 2]. (1) 2½ in. red 3-ring binder labeled "PSA People."

Box 55 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Scrapbooks (continued)

55:1. Item – Scrapbook of Floyd "Ralph" Wescott. (1) 3-hole fastener folder: 9 pages, 23 color prints, poor quality, darkened snapshots, captions.

55:2. Item – Scrapbook of Don Simonian. Cover label reads "Don Simonian PSA Public Relations"; includes memo from Randy Prine June 20, 2008. (1) large maroon 3-ring binder.

55:3. Item – Notebook – labelled "Flight". Collection of information on airplane hijackings, airplane maintenance, and information about individual airplanes [creator unknown].

Box 56 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Scrapbooks (continued)

56:1. Item – Scrapbook of photographs and negatives – black and white Photographs and negatives of people; also news clippings. Label "B/W Copy Negs/B/W Internegs"; 3-ring black binder.

56:2. Item – Scrapbook of photographs and negatives – black and white Photographs and negatives of people and airplanes. Label "B/W Copy Negs from Old Prints"; 3-ring black binder, 1 1/2 in.

Box 57 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Scrapbooks (continued)

57:1. Item – Scrapbook of Randy Prine. (1) 2 in red 3-ring binder of photographs, notes.

57:2. Item – Scrapbook of Heidi Hefington Ellefsen. Includes note re "First Flight October 1962."

57:3. Item – Scrapbook of Heidi Hefington Ellefsen, 1970s.

Box 58 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photographs (Oversize)

58:1. Photographs (2) of crew modeling uniforms (digitized and numbers 06-1912 and 06-1913).

58:2. Photograph, 8 in. x 10 in. b/w, of PSA crew modelling uniforms (1980s). L-R: Anita Jackson, Debbie Patterson, Don Smith, Michele Auffarth.

58:3 Poster. 12 in x 16 in. PSA Offshore Classic, San Diego 1975 - for Pacific Offshore Power Boat Races. B/W photograph of two models in bikinis on boat. Partial identification on back “L-R: Candy, Debbie.”

58:4. Photograph mounted on cardboard: stewardess/flight attendant Debbie Patterson wearing PSA suit, scarf, and hat, Balboa Park, San Diego.

58:5. Photograph of Eleanor "Fergie" Ferguson Glithero, PSA Treasurer, in front of PSA jet. Source: Los Angeles Times. (1) loose 11 in. x 14 in. b/w print.

58:6. Photograph in cardboard cover – PSA 727 Market Appeal Features.

58:7. Photograph and copy of newspaper article “Red Baron Captures Airfield” (in manila envelope).

58:8. Sheet of uncut glossy photograph postcards (8), showing PSA plane in flight.

Box 59 Series V. Miscellaneous – Subseries: Memorabilia

59:1. Folder – Aircraft Accident Reports, Civil Aeronautics Board, 1959-1963.On cover "Aircraft Accident Reports / J. Wilder"; 2 ½ in. bound booklets, ACCO fastener.

59:2. Folder – Department of Transportation Advisory Circular AC00-50A. Low Level Wind Shear, January 23, 1979.

59:3. Folder – Miscellaneous – maps. Includes charts and captain's atlas.

59:4. Folder – Miscellaneous – printed material.

Physical Description: 1. Receipt Book – PSA Investment Club. 2. Manual – Modern Aeronautics Activity Text, Navigation, 1943, American Education Press. 3. "Adopt a Travel Agent" booklet (5 pages). 4. Flight information (2 pages).

59:5. Folder – PSA Souvenirs.

Physical Description: 1. PSA souvenirs – Styrofoam model glider. 3. PSA souvenirs – "Catch Our Smile – PSA" (2) plastic tote bags. 4. Blank certificate of "Final Flight."

59:6. Folder – Ephemera.

Physical Description: 1. ABC's of Flying with PSA. 2. Gate passes/ticket folders (8). 3. Flight schedules [(4) brochures]. 4. Postcards (6). 5. 25th anniversary PSA "birthday card," May 6, 1974. 6. Items re PSA & Hertz (2): travel order form; brochure. 7. Employment application request forms (3). 8. Miscellaneous small items (3): business card; drink complimentary ticket; travel advertisement. 9. "Fly PSA" vinyl stickers (7). 10. Aircraft fuselage design cutouts. (2) approximately 7 in. cardboard cutouts of airplane fuselage with inboard and outboard wing views.

Box 60 Series V. Miscellaneous – Subseries: Memorabilia (continued)

60:1. Folder – Computers, calculation aids.

Physical Description: 1. Rolls Royce RB211-22B Thrust Setting Computer (1971). 2. Pratt-Whitney Gas Turbine Engine Performance Calculator. 3. Jeppesen Model CR-2 Computer. Includes “Your Improved Jeppesen Computer Model CR” Manual (Jepco Briefing Booklet Br-4), 1960. 4. IDC (Intercontinental Dynamics Corp) Mach computer. 5. PSA Dollars to Pesos converter. 6. Warner Computer Model E-1, 1995.

60:2. Folder – Measuring/drafting aids. (2) templates for circles, nuts; (3) protractors, angle measuring tools, straight-edge, clear plastic; (4) U.S. Airways 1” = 120 nm plotter with (1) page of handwritten notes in 5½ in. x 8½ in. manila envelope.

60:3. Folder – Plaque, "In Appreciation to Carol Hamann as Co-Advisor to PSA Mini-Stews and Explorer Post 727, 1977."

60:4. Folder – Miscellaneous.

Physical Description: 1. Bug Cards – PSA DC-9-80 JT8D-209 Engines, June 26, 1982. 2. Bug Cards – PSA JT8D-7B Engines, DC-9-30, May 11, 1983.

60:5. Folder – Miscellaneous.

Physical Description: 1. Memorabilia – Beverage service seat back card. 2. Memorabilia – PSA Garment Bag.

60:6. Folder – Memorabilia of Norm Waters.

Physical Description: 1. Notebook, handwritten notes (1961). Small red spiral notebook (Norman Waters). 2. Business cards (16), various (with Norman Waters memorabilia). 4. Annual passes (4), signed "Norman Waters". 5. Drink coaster. 6. Mechanical pen/pencils (2). 7. PSA id badge of Norman W. Waters. 8. PSA crew luggage tags (2). 9. Rand-McNally Maps (2): San Francisco, 1960; Oakland, 1966. 10. PSA Flight Schedule [brochure], effective April 4, 1977. 11. Notebook. Friedkin Aviation. 3 in. x 5 in. black 6-hole binding, damaged; handwritten notes, not signed, no date. 12. Notebook. Friedkin Aviation. 4 in. x 5 ½ in. brown 6-hole binder; handwritten notes signed "Norman Waters." Includes parody "Executive Order Number 6". 13. Small books. (4) Aeronautical vest-pocket handbooks, Pratt-Whitney. All signed by Norman Waters on first page.

60:7. Folder – Miscellaneous memorabilia.

Physical Description: 1. PSA "Catch Our Smile" bumper sticker. 2. Business cards of Carol Pollard (5). 3. PSA postcard. 4. PSA ticket holder. 5. Recipe book, "PSA Destination Dishes." 6. PSA smiley plane cardboard hanger. 7. Blank certificate of "First Flight." 8. Certificates for Carol and Brant Pollard on PSA inaugural service LA to Seattle, 12/10/81, with ticket holder and passes as souvenirs [envelope].

60:8. Folder – Miscellaneous memorabilia (manila envelope).

Physical Description: 1. Includes ephemera such as PSA stickers, swizzle sticks, match books, cocktail napkins, and coloring book pages.

Box 61 Series IV. Audio-visual Materials – Subseries: Photographs (continued)

61:1. Photograph “PSA Mini-Stews – 1977” (some identifications on reverse).

61:2. Photographs (2) color, 14 in. x 12 in. prints (same image) of a group of three people in PSA uniforms in Balboa Park.

61:3. Photographs (4) color, 14 in. x 11½ in. on cardboard of people, airport operations, and aircraft (digitized and numbered 06-1914 thru 06-1917).

61:4. Photographs (13) b/w, 14 in. x 12 in. on cardboard of crew, places, and aircraft, with descriptions on reverse, all with hand printed number 15624.

Box 62 Series VI. Artifacts

Location: Stored with PSA collection. Two boxes of PSA exhibition materials. Includes the following materials to be transferred to the Curatorial Department.

Physical Description: 62:1. Large brochure holder. 62:2. PSA aloe vera lip balm. 62:3. PSA flight schedule, July 19, 1978. 62:4. PSA flights brochure and holder with Disney photo. 62:5. PSA Gives You a Lift (2" round decal, beige and red). 62:6. Stick-on PSA 2½" x 1" airplanes (8) on card, white with red and black PSA marking. 62:7. Poster: Pacific Southwest Airlines - A California Phenomenon. A new exhibit at the San Diego Aerospace Museum - September 27, 2003. 62:8. Telex headsets, (3) 2 loose, 1 in box. 62:9. PSA baggage tariff limitation tickets (2). 62:10. PSA boarding passes (2), June 14, 1961 and January 25, 1962. 62:11. PSA Kwatro game. 62:12. PSA Super Electra jets flight schedule, September 28, 1964. 62:13. Airlines International Magazine, 1974. 62:14. Black mug, Pacific Southwest Airlines in red on sides. 62:15. Book: Images of Aviation: Pacific Southwest Airlines (Renga & Mentges, 2010). 62:16. Oakland Raiders pin (Super Bowl XI, January 8, 1977). 62:17. PSA bag, small, made out of cardboard, July 4, 1986. 62:18. PSA bagger service sign. 62:19. PSA flight schedule pamphlet January 17, 1969. 62:20. PSA glass (tumbler). 62:21. PSA glass cup; Bellingham International Airport, October 30, 1985. 62:22. PSA mug, grey with 3 small pink airplanes and blue PSA letters. 62:23. PSA pilot wings, plastic. 62:24. PSA pin: "Catch Our Smile!" 62:25. PSA pin: Catch Us! PSA button. 62:26. PSA pin: Welcome Back! PSA button. 62:27. PSA red banner (6" x 10"), white PSA lettering.

Box 63 Series VI. Artifacts (continued)

Box 64 Series VII. Manufacturers’ manuals

Location: Stored with PSA collection. Two boxes of PSA exhibition materials. Includes the following materials to be transferred to the Curatorial Department.

Physical Description: 63:1. Pamphlet: How to Become a PSA flight attendant. 63:2. Pamphlet: How to survive a hotel fire. 63:3. PSA exhibit brochure for San Diego Aerospace Museum, September 26, 2003. 63:4. PSA passengers receipt (Los Angeles to San Diego). 63:5. Book rest, plastic 8" square. 63:6. Catch Our Smile PSA (3) nose sticker 14" x 2." 63:7. Knitted cap, PSA logo for Salt Lake City with seagull attached with stitching - cap has coral, orange, and red stripes. 63:8. Plastic book rest (about 7" square). 63:9. PSA boarding passes (2), June 14, 1961 and January 25, 1962. 63:10. PSA china plate for PSA progress since 1945 (1987), 5 planes in PSA colors. 63:11. PSA clear glass tumblers for Spokane International Airport, June 1, 1983. 63:12. PSA cups (19) white with PSA colors. 63:13. PSA matchbook with PSA colors. 63:14. PSA paperweight in acrylic with Liberty Coin for December 1978 flights to Las Vegas. 63:15. PSA pin: 7 Million Smiles in 1977, button with smiling face on nose. 63:16. PSA pin: Mazatlán Puerto Vallarta: A Smile is a smile in any language. 63:17. PSA pin: Welcome Aboard Bud PSA button with Budweiser logo (red and white). 63:18. PSA pins: Catch Us! blue; Long Beach Grand Prix (PSA colors, March 26-28). 63:19. PSA whiskey bottle, small (1964). 63:20. Plaque, 11 in. x 14 in. PSA Norm Waters - For 31 Years of Exemplary Service with Pacific Southwest Airlines 1952-1983.

64:1. Item – Manual – Boeing 727 Component Identification, prepared by PSA, spiral bound booklet.

64:2. Item – Manual – Boeing 727 Component Identification, prepared by PSA. (1) spiral-bound booklet.

64:3. Item – Manual – DC-9 Super 80 Flight Training Guide, 1983, includes booklet "Basic Cockpit Flow ?Sands?;" update dated May 17, 1983; Powerback Program, DC-9/B-727 dated May 1, 1983; miscellaneous addenda.

64:4. Item – Manual – DC-9 Super 80 Flight Training Guide, 1983, includes loose "Basic Cockpit Flow ?Sands?;" update dated May 17, 1983; Powerback Program, DC-9/B-727 dated May 1, 1983; miscellaneous addenda.

64:5. Item – Manual – Boeing 727 Flight Engineer Instructor's Manual, #D6-4585, August 2, 1964. (1) small booklet.

64:6. Item – Manual – Boeing 727 Flight Engineer Instructor's Manual, #D6-4585, August 2, 1964. (1) booklet. 2-hole binding.

64:7. Item – Manual – Boeing 727-214 Training Manual, PSA Training Department edition, FAA Flight, Operations, or Maintenance manual take precedence, 1965-1967. (1) 3" booklet.

64:8. Item – Manual – Boeing 727-214 Training Manual, PSA Training Department edition, FAA Flight, Operations, or Maintenance manual take precedence, 1965-1967. (1) 3" booklet. 2-hole binding, ACCO fasteners.

64:9. Item – Boeing 727 Graphic Aids, Volume 1. Service Training Graphic Aids, PSA 727-14 (Boeing, January 1965). Revs. 1963-1965. (1) 3-ring binder, 2", black.

64:10. Item – FAA Flight Manual – Boeing Model 727. 1963-1964. (1) 3-ring binder

64:11. Item – Two manuals. Manual 18, 727-214 Panel Description (1967); Civil Aeronautics Manual 24, Vol III (Mechanic and Repairman Certificates, 2nd ed., 1957). (2) manuals, both in one 2-hole binder, ACCO fastener.

64:12. Item – Aircraft Performance Engineering for reciprocating engines (AF Manual 51-9). Department of the Air Force, 1954.

64:13. Item – PSA 727-14 Training Manual. 1963-1966. (1) 2-hole binder, ACCO fastener.

64:14. Item – Boeing 737 Schematics, [n.d.] (1) 2-hole binder, ACCO fastener.

64:15. Item – Boeing 727-200 Schematics. 1962-1967. (1) 2-hole binder, ACCO fastener.

64:16. Item – Boeing 727 Flight Engineer Instructor's Manual. 1964. (1) 2-hole binder, ACCO fastener.

Box 65 Series VII. Manufacturers’ manuals (continued)

65:1. Item – Boeing 727 Operations Manual, 1964. (1) large brown 3-ring binder.

65:2. Item – Boeing 727 Operations Manual, 1964.

65:3. Item – PSA Flight Engineer's Manual, 1963-1964. (1) green 3-ring binder. Name written on Item: "J. Wilder."

65:4. Item – Boeing Airplane Division, "Extra T.P.'s," 1963-1964. (1) paperbound booklet.

65:5. Item – Boeing Airplane Division, "Extra T.P.'s," 1963-1964. (1) paperbound booklet, ACCO fastener. [file with manuals]

65:6. Item – Boeing 727 Flight Engineer's Training Manual, 1966. (1) black 3-ring binder with loose attachments.

65:7. Item – Boeing 727 Flight Engineer's Training Manual, 1966. (1) black 3-ring binder with loose attachments.

65:8. Item – Lockheed Electra Manual. (1) 3" document tied with string.

65:9. Item – Lockheed Electra Manual. (1) 3 in. document tied with string.

65:10. Item – PSA 727 Flight Operations Manual, 1969. (1) 2" brown 3-ring binder. Name written on Item: "J. Wilder."

65:11. Item – PSA 727 Flight Operations Manual, 1969. (1) 2" brown 3-ring binder.

Box 66 Series VII. Manufacturers’ manuals (continued).

66:1. Item – PSA 737 Maintenance Manual (1968).

66:2. Item – Boeing 727 Maintenance Manual Book II (1963-1964). [2-hole binder, 3 in.] .

66:3. Item – Manual, B-727 Local Flight Training Standard, Japan Air Lines Flight Crew Training School. (1) 5 x 7 booklet.

66:4. Item – Manual, 727 Flight Engineer Instructor's Handbook, the Boeing Company, III-10, August 2, 1964, spiral bound 5 x 11 booklet.

66:5. Item – PSA DC-9 Flight Crew Operating Manual, Vol. 1, Checklists (1979-1987; bulk 1984-1987). (1) 3-hole binder. Doc. No. 2-15, signed J. Wilder.

66:6. Item – Boeing Service Training Graphic Aids; PSA 727-14 (1962-1964). (1) 3-hole binder.

66:7. Item – Training Manual, Flight Crew Guide, Allison 501-D13 Prop Jet. name written on Item: "John Wilder."

66:8. Item – Boeing 727 Flight Operations Manual (1968-1977). (1) 3-hole binder.

66:9. Item – Training Manual, Collins Pilot's Guide, FD-105D, Integrated Flight System, 1964.

66:10. Item – PSA DC-9-80 Flight Crew Operating Manual; includes Guideline Simulator Syllabus (PC & PT), DC-9-80, 1987) and handwritten notes [3-hole binder].

66:11. Item – Training Manual, PMS Operations Handbook, MD-80, Delco Systems, 1983.

66:12. Item – B-727 Emergency Equipment, PSA Training Department (1974). 20 pp.

66:13. Item – Training Manual, DC-9 Super 80, Digital Flight System Operational Description. Loose pages in plastic sleeve. J. Wilder.

66:14. Item – Training Manual, Guide to Flight Time Limitations and Rest Requirements, Air Line Pilots’ Association.

66:15. Item – Fowler-Aeronautical Publications. (35 booklets; see inventory).

66:16. Item – Training Manual, Performance Data Computer System, Lear Siegler, #ID-068-1079.

66:17. Item – Training Manual, Collins Pilot's Information, Ground Proximity Warning System, 1975.

66:18. Item – Training Manual, Collins Pilot's Information, FD-180 Integrated Flight System, 1963.

66:19. Item – DC-9 Super 80 Flight Guidance and Control System (Overview); Douglas 1980. (1) 2-hole binder.

66:20. Item – Training Manual, Collins Pilot's Information, FD-180 Integrated Flight System, for PSA, 1965. (1) spiral-bound manual.

66:21. Item – Boeing 727 Flight Engineer Instructor's Manual [2-hole binder]. 1964.

66:22. Item – Training Manual, RCA Pilot's Handbook, AVQ-10 Weather Radar, 1B96450-1.

66:23. Item – Training Manual, Collins WXR-700X Weather Radar System Pilot's Guide, 1982.

66:24. Item – Training Manual, Non-Maintained Reference Only: Boeing 727 Reference Guide, D6-601-109, 1969.

66:25. Item – Training Manual, Non-Maintained Reference Only: Boeing 737-100-200 Reference Guide, D6-60094, 1971.

66:26. Item – Training Manual, Non-Maintained Reference Only: Boeing 707-720 Reference Guide, D6-40942, 1980.

66:27. Item – Training Manual, Non-Maintained Reference Only: Boeing 737-300 Reference Guide Supplement, D6-37893.

Box 67 Series VII. Manufacturers’ manuals (continued)

67:1. Item – Boeing 727 Model 727-76 Operations Manual (1963-1964). (1) 4 in. multi-hole punches loose pages, bound with twine.

67:2. Item – Training Manual, PSA Flight Standards Manual, Boeing, Lockheed, Douglas, from Jeppesen Publications.

67:3. Item – Training Manual, PSA Mexico Supplement, from Jeppesen Publications.

67:4. Item – Training Manual, Boeing 727 Flight Standards Manual prepared by PSA, 1965.

67:5. Item – Training Manual, FAA Designated Examiner Handbook, 1963.

Box 68 Series VII. Manufacturers’ manuals (continued)

68:1. Item – Manual, Boeing 727 NWA Book I Maintenance Manual, Tabs 21-52. (1) 4 in. manual bound with string.

68:3. Item – Manual, Boeing 727 PSA Maintenance Manual, Airplane Division, Book II, Tabs 5-26, 1964. (1) 4 in. notebook with metal binding.

68:4. Item – Manual, Boeing 727 PSA Maintenance Manual, Airplane Division, Book II, Tabs 29-80. (1) 5 in. notebook with metal binding.

68:5. Item – Manual, Boeing 727 Supplemental Operations Manual, 1964.

Box 69 Series VII. Manufacturers’ manuals (continued)

69:1. Item – McDonnell-Douglas DC-9 Super 80 Flight Operational Features [n.d.]. (1) 7 in. x 10 in. spiral-bound manual.

69:2. Item – PSA Flight Standards Manual DC-9. (1) 2 in. x 7 in. x 8 in. black 3-ring binder. Card in holder inside front cover: John V. Wilder, captain. Revision record 1987.

69:3. Item – DC-9 Super 80 Flight Crew Operating Manual, Operating Procedures and Description. McDonnell-Douglas (1982, rev. 1987). (1) 3 in. red 3-ring binder.

69:4. Item – PSA DC-9-80 Flight Crew Operating Manual, Vol II, part 2, Systems Description (Sept 1979).(1) 2½ in. red 3-ring binder.

69:5. Item – PSA DC-9-80 Flight Crew Operating Manual, Vol II, part 2, Systems Description (Sept 1979).(1) 2½ in. red 3-ring binder.

69:6. Item – PSA DC-9-80 Flight Crew Operating Manual, Vol II, part 2, Systems Description (Sept 1979; rev. to 1987).Cover signed "M. R. Prine, Jr. Aug. 26, 1982." (1) 2½ in. red 3-ring binder.

Box 70 Series VII. Manufacturers’ manuals (continued)

70:1. Item – DC 9 Super 80 Flight Crew Operating Manual – Operating procedures and description (McDonnell Douglas Corp, 1979-1984). [11 ½ in. x 11 ½ in. 3-ring binder, 4", red. Cover signed "M. R. Prine, Jr."].

70:2. Item – USAir DC-9 (Series 80) Pilot's handbook. [8 in. x 9 in. 3-ring binder 3", white. Rev. rec. Richard D. Tapper 1987-1989].

70:3. Item – PSA Boeing B-727 Flight Operation Manual, Vol. 1 (1976-1981). [12 in. x 12 in. 3-ring binder, 3", white. Name written on Item: "M. R. Prine, Jr."].

70:4. Item – DC-9-80 Performance Manual (1981-1982). [11 in. x 11 in. 3-ring binder, 2", red. Name written on Item: "M. R. Prine, Jr"].

Box 71 Series VII. Manufacturers’ manuals (continued)

71:1. Item – Employee Training Manual, PSA Traffic Department (1962). Spiral-bound booklet. Cover page signed by Paula Poirier.

71:2. Item – (2) British Aerospace 146 Series 200 Schematic Wiring Manual, Volume 1 and 2.

71:3. Item – PSA DC-9 FCOM, Vol 1 Checklists (1981-1987). (rev. rec. signed by "RDT" (Richard D. Tapper) [(1) 1 ½ in 3-ring red binder].

71:4. Item – PSA DC-9 Super 80 System Schematics. McDonnell-Douglas publ. 1980. [red paperback, manual]. Cover signed by Bob Denlinger.

71:5. Item – PSA DC-9 Super 80 System Schematics. McDonnell-Douglas, publ. 1980. [white paperback, manual].

Box 72 Series VII. Manufacturers’ manuals (continued)

72:1. Item – USAir Flight Standards Manual (West Coast/Latin America Suppl. Manual).Revision record signed by R. Geopfarth. Jeppesen/Sanderson 28 Apr 95 [2 in. blue 7-ring binder]; includes brown envelope of 1 in. = 120 nm plotter.

72:2. Item – USAir Crewmember Procedures and Guidelines, June 1990 (ADA) [booklet].

72:3. Item – Boeing 727 Training Manual, 1964-1965. [2 in. 3-ring binder, blue cloth].

72:4. Item – L-1011 Tristar PSA Flight Operating Manual. Lockheed 1974.Coverpage signed by Spencer V. Nelson [3 in. 3-ring white binder].

72:5. Item – DC-9 Super 80 Flight Crew Operating Manual, Operating Procedures and Description. McDonnell-Douglas. Rev rec. 1979-1983 signed by "RDT" (Richard D. Tapper). [3 in. 3-ring red binder].

72:6. Item – Manual – DC-9 Super 80 Digital Flight Guidance Operational Description, Rev. 1, McDonnell Douglas.

Box 73 Series VII. Manufacturers’ manuals (continued)

73:1. Item – Manual – Boeing 727 Component Identification, prepared by PSA.

73:2. Item – Manual – Boeing-Lockheed-Douglas PSA Flight Standards Manual, 1968. Multi-ring 8-1/2 x 7" blue binder.

73:3. Item – Jeppesen Airway Manual.7 in. x 9 in. 7-ring binder (registration code WE-M6)

73:4. Item – DC-9 Super 80 Flight Guidance and Control System: PSA System Overview, 1980. [3-hole punch pages, bound with studs]

73:5. Item – Manual – Electra Basic Cruising Performance Report, 1959. Report #12189 (February 1959); blue 3-ring binder.

73:6. Item – Manual – DC-9 Series 80 Pilot's Handbook, USAir, 1988.

73:7. Item – Manual – PSA MD-80 Lamm Schematics, McDonnell Douglas, 1980-1986.

73:8. Item – Manual – MD-80 Maintenance Manual (for training purposes only), McDonnell Douglas.

73:9. Item – Manual – Publications Indoctrination for Super 80 Manuals, 1979, McDonnell Douglas.

73:10. Item – Boeing 727 Flight Engineer Training Manual, 1968. W. R. Shimp Item; black folder with metal clasp.

folder with metal clasp. 73:11. Item – Manual – L1011 Electronic Handbook, TWA Technical Services Training, February 1973.

73:12. Item – Manual – L1011 TriStar Auxiliary Power Unit, Vol. 2, Hamilton Standard.

73:13. Item – Manual – Continental Airlines 727-200 Training Guide.

73:14. Item – DC-9 Super 80 Digital Flight Guidance Systems Operational Description, rev. no. 1. McDonnell-Douglas, n.d. [3-hole punch pages but bound 2-hole with metal slider/no covers].

73:15. Item – Jon R. Hagstrom pilot & flight training material, loose pages, in 3-hole folder with Electra/Eastern Airlines Flight Manual 1966.

73:16. Item – Manual – Boeing 727-200. Includes picture guides; black folder with metal clasp.

73:17. Item – USAir Crew Resource Management, 1991.

73:18. Item – Manual – S.E.P.10 Automatic Flight Guidance System, BAe.146, Smith Industries Aerospace & Defense.

73:19. Item – USAir Airborne Weather Radar and Windshear Avoidance Recurrency Training, Supplementary Information [bound, after 1988].

73:20. Item – Manual – DC-9 Super 80 Flight Guidance and Control System, System Overview, PSA.

73:21. Item – Manual – Thrust Modulation System for the BAe-146, Flight Crew and Maintenance Study Guide, July 1988, Allied-Signal Aerospace Company. (2) copies – (1) spiral bound volume, (1) book-binding volume.

73:22. Item – Mechanics B-727 Reference Handbook (Braniff International).½ in. x 4 ½ in. x 6 ½ in. 6-hole binder; signed "Norm Waters 3-1-1966".

73:23. Item – Malfunction Analysis from the Flight Deck. (Pratt & Whitney PWA Operating Instruction 192, issued 6/1/1958, rewritten 11/1/1963).

Box 74 Series VII. Manufacturers’ manuals (continued)

74:1. Item – Manual – PSA Lockheed Electra L188 Maintenance Study Guide, black 3-inch 3-ring binder with printed cover "JT8D Turbofan Engines Maintenance."

74:2. Item – Folder – Training Materials – L1011. (loose sections) Technical Training – Air Conditioning System, 1974, 24 pages.

74:3. Item – Folder – Training Materials – L1011. (loose sections) Technical Training – Fire Protection System, 1974, 23 pages.

74:4. Item – Folder – Training Materials – L1011. (loose sections) Technical Training – Pneumatic System, 1974, 15 pages.

74:5. Item – Folder – Training Materials – L1011. (loose sections) Technical Training – Fuel System, 1974, 24 pages.

74:6. Item – Folder – Training Materials – L1011. (loose sections) Technical Training – Powerplant, 1974, 28 pages.

74:7. Item – Manual – Model 70-150 Acars Pilot's Guide, Teledyne Controls, prepared for PSA, April 15, 1980.

74:8. Item – Manual – Boeing 727-200 Flight Standards Manual, prepared by PSA, 1969-1971. black 8-1/2 x 5" 3-ring binder.

black 8-1/2 x 5" 3-ring binder. 74:9. Item – Folder – Training Materials – L1011. (loose sections)

74:10. Item – Folder – Training Materials – L1011. (loose sections) Table of Contents, 1976, 2 copies.

74:11. Item – Folder – Training Materials – L1011. (loose sections) Technical Training – Gear and Brakes, 1974, 24 pages.

74:12. Item – Folder – Training Materials – L1011. (loose sections) Technical Training – Pressurization System, 1974, 9 pages.

74:13. Item – Folder – Training Materials – L1011. (loose sections) Technical Training – Flight Control, 1974, 40 pages.

74:14. Item – Folder – Training Materials – L1011. (loose sections) Hydraulics System, 16 pages.

74:15. Item – Folder – Training Materials – L1011. (loose sections) Technical Training – Electrical System, 1974, 63 pages.

74:16. Item – Jeppesen Graphics on Indianapolis Airport. Jeppesen [publ.] Indianapolis Airport runways [graphics; 9 pp. 5 in. x 8 ½ in.].

Box 75 Series V. Miscellaneous – Subseries: Duplicates

75:1. Folders (4 inches) of photographs. B/W and color, 8 in. x 10 in. prints.

75:2. Folder of newspapers (4) issues: San Diego Union, April 10, 1988 (2 copies of section); San Diego Union, Memorial edition, September 28, 1978 (2 copies of section).

75:3. Folder of PSA Magazine, (6) issues: May 1984, December 1987 (5 copies).

75:4. Folder of PSA California Magazine, (6) issues: February 1974, May 1974 (2 copies), June 1974, December 1974, October 1975.

75:5. Folder (2 inches) of miscellaneous papers. Includes copies of PSA histories.

75:6. Folder and 8 inches of loose issues of Skylines, PSA employee newsletter.

Box 76 Series V. Miscellaneous – Subseries: Memorabilia (continued)

Memorabilia. (1) box of additional PSA related artifacts, magazines, and other material.

Loose Material Series V. Miscellaneous – Subseries: Memorabilia (continued)

1. Boeing 727-200 unassembled paper model kit, 1/48 scale.

2. PSA plane, framed photograph. (1) 24 in. x 36 in. color print (under glass in bamboo/wood frame) of PSA Lockheed Electra flying over San Diego. Item transferred from the Art Collection (Original Accession number 77.12.I, cataloged 20 Jun 1995).