RR Auction Space Autograph & Artifact Auction

Very nice oversized color vintage glossy 11 x 14 photo of NASA’s Astronaut Group 2 also referred to as ‘The New Nine,’ proudly posing with a model of

Four different color 7 x 6.5 photos of Ed White on his historic first space walk by an American during the Gemini 4 mission, signed in black felt tip

Metal and steel wool brush used in the Lunar Receiving Laboratory. Metal brush bears what appears to be steel wool bristles at the end, which appear t

Unbound Photographic Catalog of Lunar Names, dated December 21, 1978, “Submitted by Mapping Sciences Laboratory, National Aeronautics and Space Admini

Chisel from the Lunar Receiving Laboratory, used to chisel moon rocks inside the Lunar Receiving Laboratory. Chisel measures 6.25” long and is etched

Remarkable blueprint of an Apollo command module, measuring a colossal 127.5 x 18, revealing four sections of the maze of dials and switches that comp

Lunar receiving laboratory stainless steel containment vessel, 8.5 x 4.5, used to hold moon rocks upon their return to Earth. This two-piece vessel ha

Three items: a 1” nut used on the Apollo 11 launch umbilical tower at Launch Complex 39; a 1.5”-diameter nute-and-bolt assembly used on Apollo/Saturn

An extraordinary collection of flight-flown fragments from Apollo 7 through 17, as well as an Apollo 1 relic. All 12 fragments are set against a color

Lunar receiving laboratory stainless steel circular containment vessel, 6 x 4.25, used inside the lunar receiving laboratory to hold moon rocks upon t

Lunar receiving laboratory stainless steel circular containment vessel, 6 x 7.5, used inside the lunar receiving laboratory to hold moon rocks upon th

Unique 2.75 x 2 x 3.5 heat shield test block of the Apollo Command Module from 1966. Affixed to one side of the lightweight block is a 3.25 x 2 plaque

Unique globe of the lunar surface, about 12” tall, signed in black felt tip “Jim Irwin, Apollo 15 LMP” and “Charlie Duke, Apollo 16 LMP,” with both as

Huge 12 x 12 x 2 heat shield test block of the Apollo Command Module from 1966. The block weighs 5.75 pounds and is stamped in the lower left “AVCOAT

Amazingly unappetizing but wholly unique freeze-dried ‘moon food.’ This particular example, labeled “Beef Pot Roast,” measures 2 x 3.5 x .75 and rests

Set of five 30cc plastic bottles and lids used in the Lunar Receiving Laboratory to hold lunar samples upon their return to Earth. All five are sealed

Electrical power instrument panel from an original Apollo Command Module of the old Block 1 spacecraft series. The item measures approximately 16.5 in

Assembly of five spare parts made for use on the lunar module consisting of three pieces of foil-like material and two parts. First foil sample is fou

Four US Department of the Interior US Geological Survey maps, dated 1961 and entitled “Engineer Special Study of the Surface of the Moon,” 52.5 x 38.5

Clipped original fabric name patch from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, 3.5 x 2.5, with the name of beloved pad leader, “Dictator’ Guenter Wendt,” affixe