Pilot's licences by country

The certificate of competency and licence the Paris convention of 1919 required of every pilot and navigator of an aircraft, with the medical examinations recorded on it.

Bearer prints it for 4 offices: France, International type, United Kingdom, United States. Each is read off a document of the time or reconstructed on the country's law, and says which.

Bearer makes an investigator's papers for Call of Cthulhu and any 1920s or 1930s tabletop campaign: the passport a consul would have filled in, with the visas and frontier stamps a campaign leaves in it, and the permits, certificates and tickets of the period, to print or to share.

An example

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Every office Bearer prints it for

Each version in full

• The pilot's licence of the convention of 1919

Sources

• League of Nations, Treaty Series, vol. XI, No. 297, Convention relating to the Regulation of Aerial Navigation, signed at Paris, October 13th, 1919, Annex E, art. 12 (the crew carry certificates of competency and licences issued or rendered valid by the State whose nationality the aircraft possesses); Annex E: private pilot's flying certificate (not valid for public transport), pilot's flying certificate for public transport, balloon pilots, airship officer pilots of three classes, navigators; section V: medical examination, re-examination at least every six months, the date and result recorded on the aeronaut's flying certificate (read directly)
• Wikimedia Commons (public domain), Transport Pilot's License No. 131, Department of Commerce, Aeronautics Branch, issued to Oliver A. Rosto on 16 September 1929, page 1, PAGE 1; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, AERONAUTICS BRANCH; LICENSE No.; TRANSPORT PILOT'S LICENSE; Issued to; Date issued; the photograph under the Department's embossed seal; Age, Weight, Height, Color hair, Color eyes; PILOT'S SIGNATURE; This Certifies, That the pilot whose photograph and signature appear hereon is a Transport Pilot of "Aircraft of the United States." The holder may pilot all types of licensed aircraft, but may transport passengers for hire only in such classes and types specified in the accompanying Pilot's Rating Authority which is made a part hereof. Unless sooner suspended or revoked, this license and rating authority expires as indicated on pages 5 and 6 hereof.; ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF COMMERCE FOR AERONAUTICS; typed (read directly)
• Wikimedia Commons (public domain), Pilot's Identification Card accompanying Pilot's License No. 1, issued to William P. MacCracken, Jr. on 6 April 1927 (Form R-19), UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF AERONAUTICS; PILOT'S IDENTIFICATION CARD; This Identification Card, issued on the … day of …, 192., accompanies Pilot's License No. …; Age, Weight, Color hair, Height, Color eyes; the photograph; Pilot's Signature; FORM R-19; typed (read directly)

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