In 1961, the company moved to Penrose, Colorado. It is now known as Estes-Cox Corp..

References:

• Upscale Cineroc/Omega (Article)
• How I Became Interested in Rocketry (Article)
• Model Rocket Building Spree (Article)
• Tools and Tips (Article)
• Bunnell Blast 2006 (Article)
• From the Ashes: A Shadow Reborn (Article)
• ROCK's January 2007 Launch (Article)
• NEFAR's January 2007 Launch (Article)
• Building the Hawks Hobby Super Mark (Article)
• Upscale Cineroc Summary - Rocket Video Camera (Article)
• R.O.C.K.'s January, 2008, Launch (Article)
• ROCK's February, 2008, Launch (Article)
• Using the Casio EX-F1 to Photograph Rocket Launches (Article)
• Building InFlight's Omega Clone (Article)
• ROCK's July, 2008, Launch (Article)
• NEFAR's Bunnell Blast 2008 (Article)
• R.O.C.K.'s March, 2009, Launch (Article)
• Alpha (Miscellaneous)
• Vernon Estes (Miscellaneous)
• Estes Industries (Miscellaneous)
• Roger Smith (Miscellaneous)
• Sport Rocketry (Miscellaneous)
• Vern Estes (Miscellaneous)
• Shadow (Miscellaneous)
• SM-3 Seahawk (Miscellaneous)
• Snitch (Miscellaneous)
• Centuri (Miscellaneous)
• MaxTrax (Miscellaneous)
• Gleda Estes (Miscellaneous)
• North Coast Rocketry (Miscellaneous)
• Estes Oracle (Miscellaneous)
• Oracle (Miscellaneous)
• Estes Shadow (Miscellaneous)
• NCR (Miscellaneous)
• Omega (Miscellaneous)
• Cineroc (Miscellaneous)
• Alpha III (Miscellaneous)
• Big Bertha (Miscellaneous)
• Mean Machine (Miscellaneous)
• Estes Big Daddy (Miscellaneous)
• Comanche 3 (Miscellaneous)
• Orbital Transport (Miscellaneous)
• Scissor-Wing Transport (Miscellaneous)
• ARV Condor (Miscellaneous)
• Big Daddy (Miscellaneous)
• Lucky Seven (Miscellaneous)
• Estes Porta Pot Shot (Miscellaneous)
• BRS Hobbies (Miscellaneous)
• CATO (Miscellaneous)
• Leroy Piester (Miscellaneous)
• Mars Snooper (Miscellaneous)
• Starship Vega (Miscellaneous)
• QModeling (Miscellaneous)
• Betty Vaughn (Miscellaneous)
• E2X (Miscellaneous)
• Astron Mark (Miscellaneous)
• Damon Corporation (Miscellaneous)
• Hal Bierman (Miscellaneous)
• Ken Montanye (Miscellaneous)
• Rocket Doctor (Miscellaneous)
• Mitchell Gornik (Miscellaneous)
• Toy Biz, Inc. (Miscellaneous)
• New England Paper (Miscellaneous)
• Michelle Chesson (Miscellaneous)
• White Powdery Substance (Miscellaneous)
• Prairie Capital (Miscellaneous)
• Estes-Cox Corp. (Miscellaneous)
• Barry Tunick (Miscellaneous)
• Ron McClaren (Miscellaneous)
• The New Leave It to Beaver (Miscellaneous)
• Wonder Woman (Miscellaneous)
• Hobbico (Miscellaneous)
• Estes Scout Service Center (Miscellaneous)
• Estes merged with Damon Engineering on September 27, 1969.
• The Gazette reported on February 20, 2004 that Michelle Chesson, a marketing assistant at Estes, won $20,000 in the M&M "Great Color Quest" contest.
• Discovery of a "white powdery substance" on packages from China caused a scare at the Estes plant on August 21, 2007.
• Estes's "Mabel" Produces Its First Motor (January 16, 1959) - Vern Estes's "Mabel," the first automated model rocket motor making machine, produced it's first production motor on January 16, 1959. During the first production run, the machine produced 500 motors to which were sold to Model Missiles, Inc. for seven cents each.
• Estes Bought By Damon (September 27, 1969) -
• Launch of Roger Smith's Estes Oracle (Picture)
• Mars Snooper (Picture)
• Hawks Hobby Super Mark (Picture)
• Estes Cineroc (Picture)
• Saturn V (Picture)
• Gleda and Vern Estes Receive Award from the Boy Scouts in 1973 (Picture)
• Estes Eagle CATO (Video)
• Inflight Omega Clone Launch (Video)
• 1200fps Estes A8-3 Rocket Motor Test Fire (Video)
• 1200fps Estes A8-3 Rocket Motor Test Fire 2 (Video)
• 1200fps Estes Igniter test (Video)
• Golden Scout Flight #1096 (Video)
• Estes D12-3 at Real-Time then Slow-Motion (Video)
• Estes D12-3 at Real-Time then Slow-Motion (Video)
• Estes A8-3 Static Firing at 240 FPS (Video)

Links:

• Official Web Site