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I have made some adjustments to the shipping options. Due to major increases in USPS First Class international rates, international customers have the ability to choose non-tracked shipping to bring their cost down. The option for tracked is still available at the new, higher rate. (First class USPS package with tracking to Europe is now $15) I will still have to manually refund you for combined shipping when you place an order with multple items. |
On the heels of the first successful landing of SpaceX's Starship prototype SN15, Retrorocket Emblems is happy to release the design for the SN15 commemorative patch. The style is back to the Supergraphics-influenced design styles of the other SN patches. The patch has the latin phrase "Deinde Luna" which translates to "Then, the moon" which is a way of recognizing that the SN program is now officially working toward landing crews on the Moon as part of the Artemis program.
There is a hidden hallmark "BB" which is a tribute to a personal friend and fellow aerospace patch collector who passed away suddenly this Spring.
This patch commemorates the 10km flight of the SN10 starship flight test article. Patch is 4" tall. The patch depicts the SN10 starship launching.
Price: $17 for one, $30 for two
Shipping options:
USA domestic with tracking, or World Wide, no tracking ($4)
Worldwide with tracking ($15)
Prices below include shipping.
This patch commemorates the 10km flight of the SN9 starship flight test article. Patch is 4" tall. The patch depicts the SN9 starship test article in flight.
This patch was produced as a bonus patch for the SpaceX Flight Suit patch set Kickstarter, but I am making it available to collectors. The patch celebrates the lineage of the "Endeavour" vessel name from Captain Cook to SpaceX. I wanted to produce it as soon as Elon Musk stated the name was "Dragonship Endeavor" [sic] when the name was revealed. This is a 5" patch!
Another milestone in the crewed Dragon capsule program was a successful splashdown at sea after docking and undocking from the ISS.
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On August 27, 2019, SpaceX flew its ungainly "Starhopper" test vehicle on a 150M flight at its Boca Chica Texas facilities. The squatty appearance of the vehicle gave it many nicknames including the "Flying Water Tower". The successful test of the Raptor engine means the continuation of the Starship program for SpaceX.
