Amelia Earhart Art Print
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Bobbi Trout remembers the day she stood with Amelia Earhart under a set of bleachers as they talked about forming the first organized group of women pilots. "I think we can do this," Amelia said to Bobbi. And so they did. In 1929, they sent out 117 letters to all the licesened women pilots of the time. The letter stated that if the women wanted to join, they were to sign the by-laws and it would cost them $1 to become a charter member. Ninety-nine licensed women pilots responded, so they formed a group for the mutual support and advancement of aviation, and they called themselves the Ninety-Nines. Amelia Earhart was the first President. She and Bobbi Trout were charter members.

Amelia's face is recognized throughout the world. The Ninety-Nines, now owners of the Amelia Earhart's birthplace in Atchison, Kansas, and Trustees to her estate, have given permission to private pilot Cheryl Baker to use Amelia's likeness for this commissioned art print. It's a classic.

Actual size is 12" x 17"
(prints are shipped rolled in tubes)

Cost: $24.95 per print
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