Description: Offered here for the first time is a superb crash site artifact of a North American Aviation X-10 supersonic remotely piloted test aircraft. The X-10 program saw its first flight 14 October 1953 at Edwards Air Force Base in California's Mojave Desert. This particular aircraft was lost on 22 February 1955. In what had been a successful flight around the High Desert, a glitch occurred 15 miles from the landing site at Edwards. The Braking Parachute erroneously deployed and the ship was lost. It impacted the Desert floor near Hi Vista, a small burg which is sparsely populated. This specimen was collected in the 1980s by a noteworthy figure in aerospace history. Full provenance will be included to purchaser. Artifact Details: Cast Aluminum Marked "40" Weight: 40.56 grams Size: 88 X 49 X 11 mm The artifact will be securly shipped. I am paring down my personal collection and making this museum-quality piece available for the discriminating collector. Check my feedback if in any doubt! 25 years on eBay with 100% positive feedback! Provenance will be included. Thanks For Looking
Price: 35 USD
Location: Randsburg, California
End Time: 2025-01-11T22:16:01.000Z
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Theme: Astronauts & Space Travel
