RR Auction: Space Exploration and Aviation

World War II–era A10-A aircraft sextant as used for navigation by the Army Air Forces, in its original 9˝ x 9˝ x 5.75

World War II-era variable-density goggles as used by gunners in the bomber planes to follow tracer bullets at night, or targets across the face of the

Flown commemorative cover from the Smithsonian Institution National Air and Space Museum with a cachet honoring the 25th Anniversary of Supersonic Fli

Typed statement signed "Chuck Yeager, USAF," one page, 8.5 x 11, NASA letterhead with a 32-cent stamp and cancellation date of October 14,...

Seven items associated with airship pioneer Ferdinand von Zeppelin: 1909 German medal honoring the Berlin flight of the Zeppelin Z III, with the front

SNC - Mars Rock (shergottite) Sahara Desert, North West Africa Infinitely more rare than diamonds or gold, meteorites from Mars are among the most ex

HED – Eucrite The Sahara Desert, Algeria This is a complete slice of a meteorite with a return address. NASA’s Dawn spacecraft was

Lunar (feldspathic breccia) Sahara Desert, North West Africa While meteorites are rare—the weight of every meteorite known is less than the

Eucrite, Impact Melt Breccia The Sahara Desert, Algeria Recovered in Algeria in 2017 by a group of seasoned meteorite hunters, the meteorite from whi

CR2 Sahara Desert, Northwest Africa This is a complete slice of a CR2 meteorite, an uncommon variety of carbonaceous chondrite. There is fusion crust