Photograph of Ormer Locklear pushing Cesar Grauma against a tree as he chokes him. Both men are wearing suits.

Photograph of two planes flying low in the night sky.

Photograph of newspaper clipping regarding Locklear's visit to Dallas, Texas. The title reads: "Locklear, Daredevil of Air, Will Hold Reception in Dallas, Friday, for Friends from Fort Worth; Will Fly at 2:30 PM."

Photograph of a newspaper clipping from The Billboard, dated June 28, 1919. Text on the clipping reads: "The ONE Big Sensation in Aviation: Lieut. Ormer Locklear changing from one aeroplane to another while flying 80 miles an hour, and performing unparalleled feats of aerobatics, scampering to all parts of a flying plane as low as 50 feet from ground."

Photograph of a biplane taken from below. The plane is out of focus; a similar plane is visible in the background. Below the plane, a skyline is visible.

Photograph of clouds.

Photograph of clouds taken from a biplane.

Photograph of a cloudy sky taken from a plane.

Photograph of clouds taken from a plane.

Photograph of a cloudy sky taken from a plane.

Photograph of a cloudy sky.

Photograph of a cloudy sky taken from an airplane.

Photograph of a Locklear advertisement. An advertisement banner hangs above a storefront, in front of which people are walking.

Photograph of Ormer Locklear's funeral. Text on the reverse reads: "Mounted cowboys who marched in Ormer Locklear funeral cortege to Southern Pacific Station. This scene is on Central Avenue. August 5, 1920."

Photograph of a crowd at Ormer Locklear's funeral. The photograph was taken from behind the grown. Trees are visible in the distance.

Photograph of Ormer Locklear's funeral. In the photograph, crowds of people stand outside of a church.

Photograph of a crowd of people waiting to see a performance by Ormer Locklear.

Photograph of a crowd of people waiting to see a performance by Ormer Locklear.

Photograph of planes flying over the Chaplin Airdrome. Text on the reverse reads: "Ormer Locklear and Shirley Short perform the Dance of Death over Chaplin Airdrome in Los Angeles. (Across the street from DeMille Field). November 19, 1919."

Photograph of two planes doing the "dance of death" in Signal Hill, California.

Photograph of a movie scene. Text on the reverse reads: "Scene from The Skywayman. Ceasare Gravina lies 'mortally wounded' after having just been 'shot' by Louise Lovely. Ormer Locklear stands at left rear. Sam De Grasse at safe."

Photograph of a movie scene. Text on the reverse reads: "Scene from William Fox Studio production of The Skywayman. Cesare Gravina (on floor), Ormer Locklear and Louise Lovely. Shadows behind curtained windows are Edwin Booth Tilton and Mary Mooney."

Photograph of a movie scene. Text on the reverse reads: "Scene from The Skywayman. Caesare Gravina lies mortally wounded after having just been shot by Louise Lovely. Ormer Locklear stands at left rear. Sam De Grasse is at the safe."

Photograph of DeMille Field. Text on the reverse reads: "DeMille Field No. 2 (Mercury Aviation CO.). Wilshire Blvd. & Fairfax Ave. (Crescent Ave.) Looking north to the Hollywood Hills up Fairfax. Wilshire runs right to left in the foreground. The Goodyear 'Pony' blimp is about to land on the field."