CURTISS-WRIGHT FLYING SERVICE 1929 Ad Letter - Bowman Field Louisville KY

Description

1929 printed promotional advertising letter from the Curtiss Flying Service, Bowman Field, Louisville, Kentucky, for their "Curtiss-Wright Ground School".
1 pg., approx. 8-1/2" x 11", with "Curtiss Flying Service" letterhead and red & black illustration of the Curtiss logo, with head on view of a plane.
Includes the original envelope, with Nov. 22, 1929 Louisville, KY postmark, locally addressed.
Note that the letterhead is of "Curtiss Flying Service", while the letter is promoting Curtiss-Wright Flying Service - this is because the Curtiss-Wright Company had only been organized a few months earlier, and the old letterheads were still being used from Bowman Field.
Great content
promoting aviation as "the coming industry", asking,
"where is the young man in this wonderful age of ours, whether he be millionaire's son or farmer boy, who does not have within him an ambition to get actually into this newest, most romantic, most thrilling occupation on earth"
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A scarce early aviation item from the first year of existence of the Curtiss-Wright company.
Small nicks at left edge. Fine.
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