Amelia Earhart — Pilot‘s License No. 6017
May 16, 1923. The National Aeronautic Association of the United States signs and seals Certificate No. 6017 — issuing it to one Amelia Mary Earhart, born the 24th day of July, 1898. She is the 16th woman in the world to hold an international aviator‘s certificate. She will disappear over the Pacific fourteen years later, and the world will never stop looking.
This is that document. Paired with her portrait. Framed and ready to hang.

We print on archival stock and mount everything in a solid wood frame with ornate decorative corner hardware — built in-house and finished by hand.

The certificate text is fully legible. The handwritten signatures are vivid. The worn parchment, the ink, the authority of it — all present. This isn‘t a commemorative print. It‘s the artifact itself, elevated.
Lives well in: a home study, reading room, office, aviation-themed space, or anywhere that honors people who did the thing before the thing was done.
A considered gift for the pilot, the history collector, the woman who doesn‘t ask permission, or anyone who keeps the curious and the brave on their walls.

Ships ready to hang.