All of these items come to you framed under glass!

From the dawn of the Space Age, an
incredible collectable that won't break
the bank! This beautiful free-standing
acrylic display contains a fragment of
Gen. Chuck Yeager's NF104A. This
item was recovered from the site of the
crash featured towards the end of the
definitive film 'The Right Stuff'! Larger
framed samples also available!
£60
This dark-oak frame contains a generous
fragment of Chuck Yeager's NF104A.
As above, this item was recovered from
the site of the crash featured in the film
'The Right Stuff'! Rare as hens' teeth!
£65
Astonishingly hard to obtain, this piece
of titanium is a fragment of the exhaust
fairing of SR-71 Blackbird, 61-7958.
Permanently displayed at Warner Robins
Aviation Museum, Georgia, this aircraft
established speed and altitude records in
July 1976 that still stand!
£80
MR-4 "Liberty Bell 7" flown tape segment.
salvaged from the ocean floor by Curt Newport
on July 20th, 1999. Priced at a fraction of the cost
of other, similar displays!
£70
This large acrylic was made to mark the end
of production of the Titan Missile. It was
presented to an employee of the Lockheed
Martin company in 2003.
£65

We offer a similar display, this time including
a fragment from each of the five space-flown
Orbiters. Especially produced to our design,
these displays measure around 100mm x 70mm
£65

We can now offer lucite displays containing
pieces of kapton foil or fabric from Apollo
Command Modules. In stock we have displays
from Apollo 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17
and ASTP Each comes with a certificate of
provenance from one of the World's foremost
collectors. Contact us for photos!
£85

We have a range of astronaut food packs:
Shipped in a glazed frame, these would be
a really great addition to your collection!
£35
This card is marked with an 'X' written with a
pencil lead carried to the Moon aboard the
Apollo 15 LEM by Jim Irwin. Framed with full
details and provenance, this must be the least
expensive genuine Moon-flown item available!
£20
This mahogany-framed display contains flown
items from all six Shuttle airframes, including
samples of several types of material: beta cloth,
silicone, electrical cable, foil etc.
Each display may differ from the example shown,
but will come with full provenance.
£75
This is a flown insulating blanket, one of
a number of similar protective wraps found
in many situations within the Shuttle cargo
bay. This one flew into space aboard the
Columbia Orbiter on a number of occasions
before being scrapped after STS-83 in 1997.
It is sold in this hand-made A3 ash frame.
£110
This is an 80mm piece of electrical cable
that provided power to the white room on
Pad 39 before Apollo / Saturn launches. An
amazing link with the historic events of forty
years ago.
£40
This is a small collection of genuine Saturn V
flight spares: an 'O' ring, a thrust washer and
a spacer-washer. The labels bear numerous
contractor and NASA stamps and numbers.
A really great collectible at a realistic price!
£25

A realistically priced display containing genuine
flown samples of both types of thermal tiles used
on the Shuttle Orbiter fleet. These pieces were
removed from OV-102, Columbia during ODTM in
1999 and obtained from a well-known collector.
£25
Larger samples of both types of thermal tiles used
on the Shuttle Orbiter fleet. These pieces were
also removed from OV-102, Columbia during ODTM
at Palmdale in 1999
£45

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