FIVE BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS SIGNED AND INSCRIBED TO JACK FRYE. All but one framed, a 13.25x10.25 inch 3/4 length of Maj. Gen. P.T. Mow, Chinese Air Force, Jan. 1945, also signed by photographer Chase Statler, Washington, D.C. Major figure in China's purchase of airplanes from U.S. 1940-43; a 9.5x7.5 inch chest portrait in military dress of H.H. "Hap" Arnold, inscribed in lower margin (in part): "One of the Old Timers of the Aviation Game - with best wishes…." an Unframed 10x8 chest portrait of John L. Sullivan, Asst Sec Navy for Air 1945-46, Sec Navy 1947-49. Small surface blemish upper left corner; a Jesse H. Jones. 13x10 inch chest portrait photograph by Harris & Ewing, Washington, D.C. Sec of Commerce under FDR; a Paul E. Richter. 9.5x7.5 inch bust portrait of then Capt. Richter, USNR, dated 2/9/45. In part, "To Jack - May the next twenty years be as pleasant." Richter was founding member of the "13 Black Cats", and founder with Frye and Walt Hamilton of Aero Corp in 1925. The three were know as "The Three Musketeers of Aviation." When Frye became President of TWA Dec. 27, 1934, Richter became Vice President. Estimate $300-400
