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Impressive collection of nearly 1,000 SpaceX mission patches and media passes dating from 2013 to 2019—a pivotal period when SpaceX evolved from a disruptive newcomer into the world’s leading launch provider. During these years, the company proved booster reusability, entered the national security market, and rapidly expanded its launch frequency, laying the economic and operational foundation for Crew Dragon, Starlink, and its emergence as the dominant force in modern spaceflight.
The collection contains approximately 600 embroidered patches, primarily from Falcon 9 launches (unless otherwise noted), and features numerous milestone missions, including SpaceX’s first GTO launch (SES-8), the first reflown orbital-class booster (SES-10), inaugural national security missions (NROL-76 and OTV-5), key NASA science payloads such as TESS, and early operational Falcon Heavy flights. The majority of patches contain numerous duplicates. Includes a few unrelated space patches, such as Expeditions 45, 50, and 55.
Missions include (ordered by year)
- CASSIOPE (2013); SES-8 (2013); Delta IV Heavy NROL-65 (2013)
- ABS/Eutelsat-2 (2016); Eutelsat 35B (2016)
- CRS-10 (2017); CRS-11 (2017); CRS-12 (2017); CRS-13 (2017); EchoStar XXIII (2017); Formosat-5 (2017); Inmarsat-5 F4 (2017); Iridium-2 (2017); Koreasat 5A (2017); NROL-76 (2017); SES-10 (2017); SES-11 / EchoStar 105 (2017); OTV-5 (2017)
- CRS-14 (2018); CRS-15 (2018); CRS-16 (2018); Bangabandhu Satellite-1 (2018); Es’hail-2 (2018); GovSat-1 (2018); Hispasat 30W-6 (2018); Iridium-5 (2018); Iridium-7 (2018); Iridium-8 / GRACE-FO (2018); Merah Putih (Telkom-4) (2018); PAZ (2018); SES-12 (2018); Telstar 18V (2018); TESS (2018); Zuma (2018)
- Falcon Heavy STP-2 (2019)
The media passes, which number in the vicinity of 300, contain numerous duplicates and represent missions such as SES-11 / EchoStar 105; NROL-76; SES-10; Bangabandhu Satellite-1; Hispasat 30W-6; Inmarsat-5 F4; Falcon Heavy; and the Hyperloop Pod Competition Weekend (2018). In overall very fine condition.
