Photograph, black and white depicting two women near a plane, one is crouching in the cockpit and the other is standing on the wing. The plane is marked as being ACME SAW & SUPPLY/ SAN DIEGO/ RYAN NAVION SUPER 260. The image is within a wooden framed painted black with glass face. The two women are Betty Gillies and her daughter Pat.

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96/395/10 Photograph, black and white, framed, of Betty Gillies, paper/wood/glass, United States of America, [1946]

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Photograph of Betty Gillies and Pat Gillies

Object No. 96/395/10

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