RR Auction: Space & Aviation Auction

Rare ALS signed “Wilbur Wright,” four pages two sets of adjoining sheets, 4.5 x 5.5, January 25, 1912. Letter to Mr. W. de Hevesy in Paris. In part: “

Exceptionally rare 3.5 x 5.5 real photo postcard of the Wright brothers standing side by side, boldly signed in the lower border in ink, “Orville Wrig

Vintage 5.75 x 3.75 cardstock photo of the Wright Brothers’s first flight, captioned at the bottom ‘First Man-Flight, December 17, 1903, Kitty Hawk, N

DS, four pages, 8 x 13, 1928. A Deed of Gift for the L. S. Thompson Speed Trophy, in part: “Before and immediately following the entry in 1917 of the

Complete set of the nine flown fabric presentations created by the Smithsonian Institution National Air and Space Museum with fabric removed during re

Remarkable flown piece of aluminum alloy framework recovered from the wreckage of the Hindenburg crash site. The lightweight duralumin fragment consis

TMS signed “Charles (A. Lindbergh),” five onionskin pages, 8.25 x 11, July 12, 1971. Detailed criticism and commentary concerning a biographical manus

Lindbergh’s Society of Experimental Test Pilots membership card, 3.75 x 2.25, appointing Lindbergh as an Honorary Fellow, boldly signed at the bottom

Exceptional color limited edition 25 x 31 lithograph entitled ‘Naval Aviation: 75th Anniversary Commemorative,’ numbered 908/1000, signed in pencil by

North American Aviation ejection seat assembly skeleton, 22.25 x 47 x 34.5, with wooden backrest, foam headrest and armrests with “Danger” stickers af

United States Air Force portable pressure suit ventilation unit, measuring 8.5 x 13 x 12, featuring a metal tag on the top, “Ventilating Unit, Pressur

Bookmark made of flown fabric from the National Geographic Society–US Army Air Corps balloon Explorer II, 2.25 x 7, printed with an image of the ballo

Von Braun’s handwritten notes in pencil on the requirements for a spacecraft destined for Mars, unsigned, six pages on four sheets, no date. The first

Attractive DS, signed “Wernher von Braun,” one page, 10.5 x 8, April 7, 1961. George C. Marshall Space Flight Center ‘Suggestion Award Certificate’ is

Two rare booklets related to the US Air Force Missile Test Project operated by RCA during the 1950s, including: an annual report for 1955, 10.75 x 8,

Uncommon 1/15 scale General Electric bio-satellite model, measuring 7.75? long, and bearing NASA and General Electric logo stickers. Includes original

Early model of a Lockheed Agena-B upper stage space launch vehicle, measuring 10.75? long, with original 9.25 x 5.25 plastic base. In fine condition,

Attractive full-scale lightweight replica of the Sputnik satellite, measuring 22? in diameter, with four removable antennae, each able to telescope to

Console from the Information Display Systems of the MIR Space Station featuring a digital clock along with numerous knobs, switches, and displays labe

Stunning 1:5 scale custom handmade model of the Luna 9 spacecraft, measuring approximately 12 x 20 x 7, constructed of metal with elements of plastic