$200.00
Space Shuttle Columbia space-flown insulation blanket section paired with Ron Cole's original artwork of the shuttle Columbia in this wall-hanging framed display.
Space-flown insulation blanket, part number V070-366107-008. This component was flown on OV-102, the Space Shuttle Columbia, on mission STS-87 that launched from the Kennedy Space Center on November 19, 1997. The shuttle spent 15 days in space conducting a variety of experiments and returned to Earth on December 5. STS-87 was the 24th flight of Columbia. The shuttle was destroyed on its 28th mission (STS-107) during re-entry on February 1, 2003.
13x19-inch (total size w/ frame) wall-hanging display - signed and numbered by the artist, with provenance, history, and COA.
Limited to 75 displays!
$200.00
Royal Air Force (RAF) Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I Dunkirk 1940 combat loss. Section of very well-preserved linen from this aircraft's control surfaces with original brown and/or green camouflage paint (first several...
$270.00
This aircraft, serial number 60-6936, reached the world record speed at the world record altitude of 80,257.86 feet on May 1, 1965. The YF-12 was designed as an interceptor based...
