Mach 3.2 - SR-71A Blackbird Canvas | INCLUDES: Titanium SR-71 Relic

This relic from SR-71A #61-7953 was recovered on December 14, 2000, by aviation archaeologist R. Hill near the confluence of two dirt trails in Death Valley, California. After the aircraft's crash on December 18, 1969, the U.S. Air Force spent three weeks combing the area, collecting the larger pieces of wreckage and leaving behind only small fragments. This particular relic, a remnant of one of the most advanced reconnaissance aircraft of its time, was one of the few pieces that remained undisturbed in the desert for over 30 years.Airframe relics from the SR-71 included in the "Mach 3.2" limited edition prints Unlike many other aviation artifacts, this relic has never been in collector’s circulation and was acquired directly from the recovery site. It serves as a rare and tangible connection to the SR-71A #61-7953, an aircraft that embodied cutting-edge technology and speed, yet met a mysterious end during a routine test flight. These fragments offer a glimpse into the legacy of the B