On-Line Shopping

"On The Way To The Stars"

On The Way To The Stars a painting by William J. Reynolds. This remaining inventory out of the original edition of 1000 are numbered and signed in pencil by the artist himself and the pilot, Scott Crossfield. These 27 year old limited edition prints have been stored flat in acid free materials, are in mint condition, and have never been framed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity.

On November 15, 1960 Scott Crossfield, North American Aviation Chief Engineering Test Pilot, made the first flight in the X-15 with the 60,000 lb. thrust XLR-99 engine. This was the 26th flight in the X-15 series. A speed of 2.97 mach (1,960 miles per hour), and an altitude of 81,200 feet was reached. The X-15 was launched from a B-52 bomber flying at 40,000 feet over the Mojave Desert of Southern California. Crossfield made a total of 14 launched flights after a series of captive flights in the X-15 including the first flight.

"On The Way To The Stars"

On The Way To The Stars a painting by William J. Reynolds. This remaining inventory out of the original edition of 1000 are numbered and signed in pencil by the artist himself .

"On The Way To The Stars"

On The Way To The Stars a painting by William J. Reynolds. These Artist Proofs are numbered and signed in pencil by the artist himself .

NACA Douglass D-558-2 #2 "Skyrocket"

"Skyrocket" D558-2 Limited Proof Print size 11" X 17" $55.00 includes shipping and handling. Remaining inventory of 150

On November 20, 1953, Scott Crossfield became the first man to fly at twice the speed of sound as he piloted the Skyrocket to a speed of 1,291 mph (2,078 km/h, Mach 2.005). The Skyrocket D-558-II surpassed its intended design speed by 25 percent on that day.

"Speaking of Flying"

Speaking of Flying: Personal Tales of Heroism, Humor, Talent and Terror from 44 Unique Aviators (Hardcover) by Diane Titterington (Producer) Imagine a book of the best stories from 44 of aviation's celebrity speakers and experts laced with more than 200 pictures providing windows into aviation's past. Be prepared to laugh, cry, and feel the excitement of these funny, dramatic, and inspiring stories told by aviation's finest. Included are notable aviation participants: Scott Crossfield, Julie Clark, Robin Olds, Al Haynes, Dave Gwinn, Cliff Robertson, Barry Schiff, Bob Gilliland, Dick Rutan, Burt Rutan, Bill Lishman, John Nance, Bob Morgan, Shanda Lear, Bill Cox, Steve Ritchie and Rod Machado, to name a few.

Product Details Hardcover: 438 pages Publisher: Aviation Speakers Bureau (August 2000) Language: English ISBN-10: 0963122967 ISBN-13: 978-0963122964 Product Dimensions: 8.9 x 5.8 x 1.3 inches

Onward And Upward - Research Airplanes - Act II

Onward and Upward was written by Scott Crossfield and was adapted from a lecture at the NCAE on March 21, 1986.

First Edition. This book consists of 64 pages, 8.5 by 11 inches and fully illustrated in black and white. It details Scott's participation in the Research Airplane era. The text is taken from a talk given by Mr. Crossfield at the 1986 National Congress of Aerospace Education.

X-15 Photo

These are 3 1/2 x 5 inch gelatin silver prints. The paper used is resin coated glossy. These are photo copies of a photograph that was signed by Scott Crossfield.

This photograph is similar to this color photo which appears to have been taken the same day, perhaps part of a publicity effort by North American Aviation. The size fits nicely into a #10 envelope and these may have been included in response to fan letters, etc. I remember Scott telling me that he responded to all mail even those that didn't include return postage.
--N.B. webmaster

"Great Scott" T-Shirt

100% Heavyweight cotton. Current supply black with light blue and white detailing.

Please specify size. Adult sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL