WWI Flying Ace Captain Eddy Rickenbacker 1919 Speaking Contract with JB Pond Lyceum Bureau chartreuse suit Sleeves: 21 1/2” from the

Sleeves:  21 1/2” from the shoulder seam

It became a practice even going back to the 20s

Sizing: There is no size label on this 1960s swing coat

bottom front and cuffs are trimmed in velvet similar to the neckline of the dress

It is in very good condition with no pronounced wear to the exterior - a scratch to the cape with a drip mark below the cat and a black line to the cape on the other side

WWI Flying Ace Captain Eddy Rickenbacker 1919 Speaking Contract with JB Pond Lyceum Bureau chartreuse suit Sleeves: 21 1/2” from theThis is an original copy of a contract entered into by Captain E. V. Rickenbacker (aka Eddy Rickenbacker) with the J. B. Pond Lyceum Bureau. This came from the estate of a very serious ephemera collector who was a university professor of history Eddy Rickenbacker was, of course, a WWI American military hero and Flying Ace with 26 kills to his name. J. B. Pond was an officer in the Union Army during the Civil War who went on to become a lecture manager