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Apollo strut assembly, possibly for the command module descent stage. Strut measures 53? long, with five metal collars (three full and two half), all

An Apollo-era Communications Carrier Electronic Module(CCEM), Part No. 16495G-02, S/N 286. This module is the hardware component of the Communication

Huge Apollo-era control computer. Computer measures 12.5 x 24 x 8, and weighs 53 pounds. Side panel bears a Marshall Space Flight Center label which r

Apollo Astro Comm Display control panel. stamped on the reverse with a Ge assembly number, measuring 10.5 x 19 x 6. Panel is headed at the top, “Astro

Apollo-era control panel face for Lunar Module Panel 8, 30 x 7.5, used as a mock-up or for a simulator, with 15 switches, several for audio controls,

NASA Countdown clock measuring 19 x 18.5 x 7.25. This digital countdown clock is a stack of two separate digital readouts, the first of which is label

Apollo Earth Orbital Experiments booklet, 8 x 10.5, August 1, 1966. A publication prepared by the Experiments Program Office that outlines experimenta

Small Beta cloth flight pouch, 2.25 x 2.75 x 1, labeled on the top of the cover in red ink “III,” S/N SED4-6108401-701, with a Velcro strip to keep co

Unbound Handbook of Lunar Soils, Part I: Apollo 11–15 handbook, 8.5 x 11, dated July 1983, 421 pages. Introduction states “The purpose of this handboo

Interesting Apollo-era heart rate gauge, approximately 1.5 x 5 x 5, made by Triplett Co. with a graduated white face and two red adjustable indicators