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A piece of aluminum shrapnel found which may have came from Amelia's plane

Pieces of a glass bottle found in the area where Amelia was theorized to have disappeared

Plexiglass found which is theorized to have come from Amelia's plane

Cosmetic jar found which may have belonged to Amelia

Amelia Earhart's palm print and analysis of her character prepared by Nellie Simmons Meier, 28 June 1933.

A newspaper article about the disappearance of Amelia Earhart

A report found washed ashore in a bottle that Amelia and her mechanic were jailed on the Marshall Islands by Japanese

Weems wrote this letter to Earhart after her near-disastrous takeoff attempt in Hawaii in 1937. Extra navigation training may not have kept Earhart from disaster, but it might have allowed to her appreciate shortcomings in planning an equipment.

Correspondance between Amelia Earhart and President Roosevelt Regarding her Last Flight

stamps created showing where amelia earhart crashed and disappeared