George Grimm Short Snorter Note 1
The Short Snorter Project
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Banknote: USA 1 dollar Silver Certificate (Series 1935A - Serial # R35421483B) - Submitted by: George Grimm - Date
Posted: 8.12.07 - This note was presented to George Grimm by his first flight instructor Art J. Bell at Galvin Flying
Service, Boeing Field, Seattle, WA, in recognition of George's first solo flight on November 7, 1941, in a "Piper Cub"
Model J3F. In addition to Art Bell's signature on the front are student pilot friends of the flying club "Falcon Flyers".
Others are flight instructors from Pasco, WA, Naval Air Station (NAS Pasco). On the back are fellow pilots from Naval
Air Transport Squadron VR-2 and passengers aboard the Consolidated PB2Y Coronado being flown to the South Pacific
from NAS Alameda, CA.
Posted: 8.12.07 - This note was presented to George Grimm by his first flight instructor Art J. Bell at Galvin Flying
Service, Boeing Field, Seattle, WA, in recognition of George's first solo flight on November 7, 1941, in a "Piper Cub"
Model J3F. In addition to Art Bell's signature on the front are student pilot friends of the flying club "Falcon Flyers".
Others are flight instructors from Pasco, WA, Naval Air Station (NAS Pasco). On the back are fellow pilots from Naval
Air Transport Squadron VR-2 and passengers aboard the Consolidated PB2Y Coronado being flown to the South Pacific
from NAS Alameda, CA.
