Cecil W. Powell Signed Cut With Portrait Major General (PSA)
Major General & Test Pilot
- Lot number 8952418
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Cut measures 2"" x 5"" in size and has been hand-signed by Cecil W. Powell.
Calling all aerospace enthusiasts and collectors of scientific memorabilia! Here's an exceptional opportunity to acquire a rare piece of aviation history—a signed cut signature of Major Cecil Powell, associated with the Martin Marietta X-24A experimental aircraft, meticulously authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA authentication services.
Major Cecil Powell, a distinguished physicist and Nobel laureate, made significant contributions to particle physics and our understanding of the universe. His association with the Martin Marietta X-24A, an experimental aircraft developed for hypersonic flight research, further underscores his remarkable career at the intersection of science and aviation.
This signed cut signature, authenticated by PSA/DNA, a trusted name in autograph authentication, offers collectors an unparalleled opportunity to own a tangible link to Major Cecil Powell's legacy and his connection to the Martin Marietta X-24A program. Encapsulated for preservation and authentication, this artifact ensures both the authenticity and integrity of this extraordinary piece of aerospace history.
Whether you're a collector of aviation memorabilia, a fan of experimental aircraft, or simply appreciate the contributions of scientific pioneers like Major Cecil Powell, this signed cut signature is a must-have addition to any collection.
Don't miss your chance to own a piece of aerospace history—place your bid now and secure this authenticated signed cut signature of Major Cecil Powell associated with the Martin Marietta X-24A!""
Major Cecil W. Powell accelerated away from an NB-52 on his third and final flight in the Martin Marietta X-24A lifting body. On this powered flight on 12 May 1971, Powell took the X-24A to 70,947 feet and Mach 1.389. He experienced a momentary delay after hitting the launch toggle switch; as a result, the chase planes got out of position and lost him in the clouds. Powell later made four flights in the Northrop M2-F3 lifting body, validating use of a lifting body to transition from hypersonic re-entry flight to landing. His work was a vital step in paving the way for today's Space Shuttle landings.
The autograph(s) has been authenticated and encapsulated by PSA/DNA for authenticity purposes.
Authentication: PSA Encapsulated
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