April 5, 2024
Bell X-1A Flight Data December 12th 1953 Photo
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ygr026 Bell X-1A with Flight Data Superimposed 8 x 10 Photograph on Fujifilm paper Historic photograph of Chuck Yeager's Bell X-1A in flight high over the dry lakebed at Muroc air field (later Edwards Air Force Base) with the flight data from Yeager's record setting speed run. On December 12th, 1953 Chuck Yeager busted Scott Crossfield's then record of Mach 2 by flying the X-1A out to Mach 2.4 (1,650 mph) and 80,000 feet. This was the fastest a straight-winged airplane would ever fly. On this same flight, Yeager spun the aircraft out of control dropping 55,000 feet before regaining control. This is an actual, chemically processed photograph on Fujifilm Crystal Archive Paper for archival quality images Want it Now? See our store for many great Buy It Now items About Us , Our Store, and other important FAQs and notices SHIPPING AND HANDLING RATES US Orders $2.95 Canada & Mexico $4.00 Europe / EU / UK $6.00 Japan, Australia (& most other countries) $6.50 EMAIL ME FOR RATES TO OTHER COUNTRIES I will gladly combine shipping on multiple winnings. However, please add $1.00 for each additional item purchased.Your photograph (sizes up to 8 in. x 12 in.) will be shipped enclosed in an archival safe, practically postal service-proof, acrylic sleeve, which will keep it in mint condition until ready to frame or display. I Prefer Paypal
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