SPACE PROGRAM COLLECTIBLES
Real specimens flown aboard three legendary space shuttles. Preserved in acrylic displays, ready to become part of their world.
Three individual exhibits. Each display is sold separately.
STS-77 · 1996
A fragment of the shield that brought it home.
This thermal protection tile fragment flew aboard Endeavour on STS-77, a ten-day mission of research and technology demonstrations. For the collector drawn to the ingenuity of spaceflight: a tangible connection to a shuttle’s journey into orbit and back.
STS-103 · 1999
A connection to Hubble’s return to the stars.
In December 1999, Discovery carried the astronauts and equipment that restored Hubble’s ability to observe the universe. This piece of payload bay liner flew aboard the shuttle on that mission.
An extraordinary gift for someone captivated by astronomy, exploration, and the human effort behind our view of the cosmos.
STS-109 · 2002
A piece of the mission that expanded our view.
Columbia’s STS-109 crew upgraded the Hubble Space Telescope during five spacewalks in March 2002. This payload bay liner specimen travelled aboard the shuttle that brought the team and their equipment to orbit.
For admirers of the shuttle program, a material link to Columbia’s remarkable work in space.
FOR THE PERSON WHO LOOKS UP
For the space enthusiast, the lifelong explorer, or the collector who values a story they can hold: an authentic piece of a spacecraft that travelled beyond Earth.
Made for a desk, a shelf, or a special place on the wall, each exhibit turns a small specimen into a daily invitation to wonder.
Each specimen is identified by spacecraft and mission, with a Certificate of Authenticity issued by Chronarium Collection.
A removable specimen jar lets them examine the artifact more closely while keeping it contained.
The substantial 8 × 10-inch acrylic display stands on a table or shelf, or hangs from a concealed keyhole on the back.
Each display includes one specimen from our limited supply. Exact size, shape and appearance vary; photographs show examples. Room visualizations show display placement; surrounding furnishings are not included.
