This item is a thin booklet style scrapbook containing newspaper articles about a publicity stunt where a golfer flew a Kellet autogiro to each hole on the golf course at Locust Grove Country Club in Westfield, New Jersey. The demonstration was arranged by N.W. Ayer & Son to promote the Kellet autogiros. All of the articles include a photograph image. Six images show Guy Miller taking a shot with the autogiro in the background. One image shows the four golfers in the party with a caddy around a hole with the autogiro in the background. Another image shows the three members in the golfing party on the ground and the plane in the air above. There is one image of the profile of the plane itself with Miller seated inside and another of him seated in the plane handing his caddy his golf clubs. There is one image of seven men standing in front of the plane. The seven men are William B. Taylor, Guy Miller, Samuel G. Wingfield, Johnny Hoctor, Edward M. Powell, Bobbie Wilkinson, and W.G. Wilkinson.

Johnny Hoctor, W.G. Wilkinson, and his son Bobbie Wilkinson were among the golfing party with Guy Miller. Edward M. Powell (publicity director), William B. Taylor, and Samuel G. Wingfield were representatives of N.W. Ayer and Son.

There is one photograph which shows Miller seated in the autogiro holding his golf clubs surrounded by camera men taking photographs with the publicity representatives from N.W. Ayer & Son, Inc. standing at the rear of the plane. Underneath this photograph there is a typed paragraph about the stunt.