Again saw all three objects from this recent launch tonight. The payload, #24876, has multiple flashes (at least 2) per second. Although not timed, I am apparently seeing flashes off of different parts during the same revolution. Some are brighter than others. The transfer rocket body, #24878, did nothing special. As it left the field of view, I "thought" it may have dimmed, but since I did not track it, it will be assumed to be imagined at this point. These objects were seen about 03:17 and 03:14 UT, 25 Jul 97, respectively. The Delta II rocket body, #24877, was observed at 04:03 UT. Initially it was faint in binocs but then brightened and faded. Then it brightened in the south to easy naked eye visibility. Thus it "may" be tumbling with a period of about two minutes. Or this may have been a phase angle effect. I observed it for a longer period than last night so this would not have been noticed last night. Also observed #4813 in the telescope while waiting for GPS 2R-2. Now waiting for good visibilities of Vanguard 1 to verify an earlier obs in the 8" telescope. Superbird A should be appearing again within a month I hope. Anyone want to guess as to the flash time? Ron Lee