Fine Selection of Autographs and Manuscripts

American astronaut on the crew of Apollo 15. S.P. 8"" x 10"" color showing him in his pressure suit leaning on a globe of the Mo...

Excellent I.S.P. 10"" x 8"" color, a NASA photo showing the three Apollo 9 astronauts in space suits with their launch vehicle i...

An interesting relic of our first flight to the surface of the moon, an approx. 1"" x 1/2"" segment of gold reflective foil remo...

An uncommon flown item, a small quantity of surface insulation tile fragments flown of the first space shuttle mission, STS-1/Columbia on April 12-14,

A space-flown relic of the Gemini 2 (Gemini B) mission, being a 1 1/2"" x 5/5"" section of heat shield removed from the craft an...

Original 70mm. color slide cut from a numbered master in July, 1969 by NASA Photography Technical Monitor Robert Underwood, the roll being a first-gen

Original 70mm. color slide cut from a numbered master in July, 1969 by NASA Photography Technical Monitor Robert Underwood, the roll being a first-gen

Excellent S.P. 10"" x 8"" b/w, a view of the surface of the moon taken from aboard Apollo 12, boldly signed in black marker by c...

S.P. 10"" x 8"" b/w, an artist's depiction of the interior of the Command module as it circles the moon, boldly signed in bl...

(1934 - 1968) Russian cosmonaut, the first man in space who died tragically in a routine training flight. Fine, rare S.P. 3 1/2"" x 4 1/2...

"A fine grouping of 11 postcard format color portraits of cosmonauts measuring approximately 4"" x 6"", each signed on the ...

A superb signed Soviet space-related photo, 6"" x 4"" b/w showing the first four Soviet cosmonauts in uniform from the waist, u...

Excellent, rare S.P. 6"" x 4"" b/w showing half-length the first four Soviet cosmonauts, all in uniform, all of whom have signed...

(1934 - 1968) Russian cosmonaut, the first man in space who died tragically in a routine training flight. S.P. 4"" x 6"" b/w, a...

(1907 - 1966) Chief designer and architect of the Soviet space program, the genius and inspiration behind Soviet space exploration, his very existenc

Russian cosmonaut who flew on Vostok 4 becoming the fourth Russian in space. S.P. 5"" x 7"" b/w showing the cosmonaut in uniform...

(b. 1937) Russian cosmonaut, the first woman in space, she flew Vostok 6 on June 16, 1963. S.P. 4"" x 6 1/2"" b/w, a fine close...

Scarce S.P. 6"" x 4 1/4"" color showing the crew of Voskhod I, the first three-man space mission, all shown half-length. Signed ...

(1851 - 1902) American publisher, with Edward Jones founded Dow Jones & Co.,, later founded the Wall Street Journal, and devised the Dow Jones ...

(1832 - 1901) American industrialist who made a fortune in pork futures and founded Armour & Co. meatpackers. Bold signature on a card. Very go...

(1835 - 1919) American industrialist and philanthropist who built a fortune on investments in what later became U.S. Steel. Printed D.S. "&quo...

(1892 - 1976) American businessman who accumulated over a billion dollars in profit from his oil investments. Partly-printed D.S. ""J. Pa...

(1892 - 1976) American businessman who accumulated over a billion dollars in profit from his oil investments. D.S. ""J. Paul Getty"&...

(1836 - 1892) American financier and ""robber baron"" who manipulated railway stock prices, looted the Erie Rail Road's tre...

(1889 - 1974) American oil magnate and billionaire with ultraconservative political views, founder of the Hunt Oil Co. which became the largest indep

American drug manufacturer and marketer. Signature on a narrow slip, mounted. 1990

(1858 - 1935) American newspaper publisher of The New York Times, director of the Associated Press and inventor of the rotogravure. Signature on a na

(1836 - 1904) Brewer and founder of one of the world's largest brewing empires. Scarce D.S. 1p. 4to., Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 20, 1884, a stock ce...

(1795 - 1869) American merchant and philanthropist, used his credit to support American credit abroad after the Panic of 1837, founder of the Peabody

(1875 - 1971) American businessman who started his career with a share in a dry goods store, and grew the business into one of the great retailers of

(1837 - 1926) American civil engineer and the builder of the world's first suspension bridge, the Brooklyn Bridge. D.S. 1p. oblong 4to., New Yo...

(1862 - 1939) American industrialist, President of Carnegie Steel who sold the firm to J. P. Morgan and then headed Morgan's new firm, United S...

(1862 - 1939) American industrialist, President of Carnegie Steel who sold the firm to J. P. Morgan and then headed Morgan's new firm, United S...

(1856 - 1950) British playwright and critic with classic acerbic wit. His works include Pygmalion, The Devil's Disciple, and much criticism of ...

(1895 - 1956) English writer best remembered for his 1920s novel The Green Hat. Signed book, Lily Christine, New York, Doubleday, 1928, boldly inscri

(1907-1973) American poet, playwright and literary critic regarded by many as the most influential poet of the century, author of Age of Anxiety for

(1870 - 1953) Russian poet and novelist, the first Russian to win a Nobel Prize for Literature (1933). Rare A.L.S. 1p. sm. 8vo., [n.p.], April 17, 193

(1875 - 1950) American writer and the creator of Tarzan, thirty sequels to the original tale, as well as stories of life on other planets. Partly-pri

(1888 - 1965) British poet, critic and Nobel Prize winner, some of his works were adapted for the stage, such as ""Cats"". Lot ...

(1897 - 1962) American novelist and Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winner, author of As I Lay Dying, Requiem for a Nun and The Sound and the Fury. Full sig

(b. 1919) American poet and novelist, one of the most important figures in the Beat Generation, the co-founder of City Lights Books. Fine content A.L.

(1785 - 1863) German author and folklorist who, with his brother Wilhelm, adapted traditional folk tales into the wildly popular Grimm's Fairly ...

(1836 - 1902) American writer remembered for his lively tales of the California mining camps, most notable being Outcasts of Poker Flat. A.L.S. as U.

(1902 - 1967) Black American writer and poet who gained recognition with his poem ""The Negro Speaks of Rivers"". Signed book, ...

(1779 - 1852) Irish author and balladeer, a close friend of Roger Emmet, whose death inspired his famous poem 'O breathe not his name'. Lot ...

(1906 - 1963) American playwright whose works were generally centered on social protest and include ""Paradise Lost"" and "...

(b. 1923) Prolific American author and poet. A good grouping of six T.L.S. ""James"" and ""James Purdy"", 1p...

(1763 - 1855) English poet and patron who declined a laureateship on Wordsworth's death. A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo., [n.p., n.d.] to Lady Shee: "&qu...

(1878 - 1967) American writer considered the poet of the common man, Sandburg also authored comprehensive biographies of Lincoln. A grouping of six a

(1856 - 1950) British playwright and critic with classic acerbic wit. His works include Pygmalion, The Devil's Disciple, and much criticism of ...