Lot 193
Earhart, Amelia & Arthur Goebel. Program for a dinner given by the Women's Traffic Club of Los Angeles on 8 Nov. 1929 honoring Amelia Earhart, Signed in green ink inside the program, at the top of the menu, "Amelia Earhart / T.A.T." [Transcontinental Air Transport], 7x5¼. Also signed in pencil by Arthur C. Goebel, a pioneer aviator, who was a guest of honor. The dinner was held in the Hotel Alexandria in Los Angeles. At the time of the dinner, Miss Earhart flew for Transcontinental Air Transport, which was the country's first rail/air transcontinental travel service and for which Charles Lindbergh served as a technical consultant.
Estimated Value $800 - 1,000.
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