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Hamilton Metalplane Stock, 1928,& 2 Boeing Letterheads, Rare [183697]

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Hamilton Metalplane Stock, 1928,& 2 Boeing Letterheads, Rare [183697]
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Rare,1928 issued to Pabst Corporation, Hamilton Metalplane stock. This company only operated under this name from 1926-29. Signed by aviation pioneer Thomas Hamilton and William Pabst. Signed on verso by Fred Pabst Jr. These is the family associated with Pabst Brewing. Pabst Corp. branched into aviation and cheese during Prohibition. Also 1929 Boeing Airplane/Hamilton Metalplane pictorial letterhead and 1929 Hamilton Metalplane pictorial letterhead. "Thomas Foster Hamilton (July 28, 1894 – August 12, 1969) was a pioneering aviator and the founder of the Hamilton Standard Company. The first aircraft built by this company was the Metalplane H-18, christened the “Maiden Milwaukee” in 1927. Its design came from the chief designer of the Metalplane Company of the time – James McDonnell. In 1929, a holding company called the United Aircraft and Transport Company incorporated a number of aviation companies under one control. This resulted in the Metalplane Company becoming part of Boeing as a separate division for a short time. Eventually, it was absorbed into the Boeing Company with all its patents and other assets becoming a part of the Boeing enterprise. It has been suggested that Boeing may have used these items from the Hamilton Metalplane Company in the development of their Boeing 247 (Boeing's first all-metal monoplane)." from wikipedia. Stock has upper left paperclip rust. Hamilton letterhead has paperclip impression and some toning. Please inspect. [