Space Shuttle Columbia Thermal Protection Tile

A nice sized section of Thermal Protection Tile Flown on the Space Shuttle Columbia. This tile measures about 2" x 1 1/4" x1 1/5". It has been mounted to a plexiglass base measuring 3 1/4" x 4 1/4". I

A section of Thermal Protection Tile that was removed from the Space Shuttle Columbia. It measures about 1 1/2" across. This was flown on an unknown mission. A COA from The Right Stuff, Inc. is includ

A very large Space Shuttle HRSI Thermal Tile. This High Temperature Reusable Surface Insulation Tile was used for training and has noticeable damage from use. It is clearly marked "Training / Eng". It

A large section of Flown (LRSI) Low Temperature Reusable Surface Insulation tile. Formerly used on the upper fuselage and removed from the Space Shuttle Challenger in November 1984. This tile measures

A fully intact Thermal Protection System Horse Collar Gap Filler that was flown on STS-84 aboard the Space Shuttle Atlantis and removed after the flight. It measures 58" long and 3" wide and comes wit

presented to James C. Harrington and signed in print by astronauts John Young and Robert Crippen. The certificate reads, "This flag was flown aboard Space Shuttle "Columbia" (STS-1) April 12-14, 1981.

Space flown presentation flag from Space Shuttle Columbia (STS-1) Flown in April 12-14 1981 and presented to a NASA employee. Comes with original presentation papers. Flag measures 4" x 6". Good condi

A Framed Space Shuttle Columbia STS-3 Flown American Flag and Crew Patch With Crew Signatures, Signatures on presentation to James F. Fanseen. Together with five large format chromogenic photographs o

EGE, Space Shuttle "Columbia", Spain, mixed constr. function not checked, box C 1, C 1

NASA Flown Apollo Thermal Protection File Piece is 6" x 6" x 1/4" All items from this Auction came from the estate of Charles Bell in 2000 All items Located in in Hollywood Florida Warehouse For Shipp

Group of 55 NASA Space Shuttle Columbia and Atlantis buttons and pins. 1/2" to 3.5 inch. Several press passes included.

According to its previous owner, this patch was placed on the door of the crew module during the Space Shuttle Columbia reconstruction effort in 2003. Is approx 12 1/2" x 12 1/2" and is in a good, use

A Space Shuttle era Flight Thermal Top. This Patagonia three button ivory colored Thermal Top is size Extra Large. It has the NASA part number stenciled on the collar. It is in new condition with a ph

An original NASA Space Shuttle Columbia Manned Flight Awareness Flag. This flag is the same as the ones flown on the Launch Pad at every Space Shuttle Mission. This is a Ny-Glo flag manufactured by An

NASA FLOWN APOLLO THERMAL PROTECTION TILE 6" X 6" X 1/4" All items Located in Hollywood Florida Warehouse. Thank you for your inquiry about shipping your precious item/items purchased at Puckett Aucti

8"BY 10" PHOTO NASA's shuttle NASA Space Shuttle Columbia and Enterprise 10 by 8 inches, A Kodak Paper” watermark, NASA image ID NUMBER

8"BY 10" PHOTO NASA's shuttle NASA Space Shuttle Columbia and Enterprise 10 by 8 inches, A Kodak Paper” watermark, NASA image ID NUMBER

8"BY 10" PHOTO NASA's shuttle NASA Space Shuttle Columbia and Enterprise 10 by 8 inches, â€Å“A Kodak Paper” watermark, NASA image ID NUMBER Astronauts

Space Shuttle Items, awards. From Apollo Engineer P.J. Hanifin. Includes a letter from an astronaut. Apollo, Columbia, and space shuttle orbiter "Enterprise" 9 x 12. Inches. Set of 4.

A Group of Four NASA Space Shuttle Columbia STS-2 Chromogenic Photographs, Depicting the Columbia's takeoff and landing,November. 12-14, 1982. Two large format resin-coated paper mounted to presentati

Here are three vintage Florida newspapers that share headlines about Space Shuttle Columbia. There is a Sentinel Star from March 23, 1982, with headlines about the Shuttle launching. There is a Dayton

A Group of Four NASA Space Shuttle Columbia Chromogenic Photographs, Depicting the Columbia's takeoff and landing, STS-2 November. 12-14, 1982. Two large format, resin-coated paper mounted to presenta

The photo shows President Ronald Reagan addressing more than 45,000 people at NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center (then Dryden) following the landing of Space Shuttle Columbia on shuttle mission S

PHOTOGRAPH OF THE SPACE SHUTTLE COLUMBIA BY BILL WILSON, MARKED ON BACK OF FRAME "1981 SPACE SHUTTLE "COLUMBIA" OKLAHOMA CITY BY BILL WILSON", FRAME NOT OPENED, FRAME APPROX 14.5" X 19"