1960s Leather Travel Document Holder Fitzpatrick Travel Services Hollywood, CA

This 1960s leather travel organizer is not just a standard piece of commercial travel junket memorabilia; it represents the logistical hub for Pearl Harbor veterans. Historical archives show that FitzPatrick Travel Service served as the official personal travel agency for the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association (PHSA).During the 1970s and 1980s, the agency was single-handedly responsible for coordinating major national commemorative tours and return flights to Hawaii for aging WWII survivors. This organizer would have been custom-issued to a veteran or their family member to hold their group air fares, steamship vouchers, and itinerary documents for national PHSA reunions. 2. The Sunset Strip & Mid-Century Travel IndustryThe address printed on the wallet—8624 Sunset Blvd, Hollywood—places the agency directly on the historic Sunset Strip. During the mid-20th century, this area was a booming commercial center for high-end boutique businesses, entertainment management, and independent travel bureaus servicing a mobile post-war middle class and affluent Hollywood clientele. Pristine condition, never used. 8×4.5