RR Auction: Space & Aviation Auction

Early Space Shuttle mission patch. Triangular patch measures 4.25? high with a gold border. In fine condition.

Collection of three relics from the Shuttle program: a clipped segment of Jack Lousma’s personal orbit checklist flown on Columbia’s STS-3 mission; a

Space Shuttle SpaceLab Flight Unit 2 Damping Plate, flight hardware piece. Plate measures approximately 8.5 x 8.25 and is sealed in plastic with its D

Available to US bidders only. Light weight silver finish insulation pad, measuring approximately 11.5 x 8 x 2 with four snaps, and restraint buttons o

Available to US bidders only. Shuttle curved fit check tile, 7.5 x 6 x 2.75, marked “S/N #C68128,” with other notations on the same side. Before crews

Space Shuttle Cord Assembly, measuring 22" overall. A communications cord for the Launch and Entry Suit (LES) Helmet, with leads at helmet end ...

Available to US bidders only. Very rare Challenger-flown LRSI (Low-temperature Reusable Surface Insulation) tile, 5.5 x 8, #V070-195002-376-008731, an

Rare 1985 Space Shuttle Challenger Pepsi can. On one side is the Pepsi and Pepsi-Cola logos. The back reads "Young Astronaut Program United Sta...

Available to US bidders only. A 1.75 x 1.5 x 1 scrap of orbiter thermal protection tile. Tile is accompanied by a printed caption which reads, “This p

Scarce unopened 1/25 scale paper model of the Gamma Ray Observatory, 19 x 25, produced by TRW Space and Technology Group in 1991. Model is sealed in i

Spiral-bound manual entitled “An Orientation–Training Course on the Redesigned Solid Rocket Motor (RSRM),” 11.25 x 8.5, 203 pages. This internal manua

Two flown printed fabric flags, one Soviet Union and one United States, both measuring 5.5 x 4, carried on board the shuttle Atlantis mission STS-30 i

Detergent wipes, bagged for flight, with an overall size of 5.5 x 10, with a label reading “Detergent Wipe,” with a 2003 expiration date, a serial num

Flown Flexible Insulation Blanket, 10 x 6.25, made of low-density fibrous silica batting material, taken from the exterior of an unknown Orbiter by a

Flown-used Discovery #2 main engine gimbal bolt flown on the space shuttle Discovery mission STS-95 during John Glenn’s return to space in 1998. Bolt

Three different parts from the Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME). A 1.5? diameter cover with two numbers impressed on the top as well as “Symetrics”; a

Available to US bidders only. A nice collection of six flown Orbiter TCS (Thermal Control System) blankets, various sizes, and configurations ranging

Space Shuttle Solid Rocket Booster Aft Skirt Connector Plate. Plate, S/N 2000153, measures 24.25? long. This piece would wind circularly all the way a

Large “Remove Before Flight” protective cover, 20.5 x 33.5, stenciled in red paint “Remove Before Flight.” Panel also bears a Rockwell International S

Available to US bidders only. Shuttle TCS payload bay blanket. Blanket, most likely flown, #V070-366505-016, measures 11 x 3.5, and is labeled “Scrap”