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Prototype model of the controller that steered the Apollo spacecraft to the moon. Standing 6.5” tall, the rotational controller’s design was then eval

Color limited edition 26 x 32 print entitled ‘The Eagle’s Last Flight,’ numbered 105/1969, signed in felt tip and ink by Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins,

Unused J-2 Engine Fuel Bleed Valve. Valve stands 8.5? high with a diameter of 4? at one end. One portion of the valve is etched “Fuel Bleed Valve, par

LR-101 thruster nozzle, the type used on the Mercury Atlas as the Vernier Thruster, intended for application on the Atlas, Thor launch system. Nozzle

Gorgeous limited edition artwork of a lunar footprint in a lighted 22 x 22 shadowbox, numbered 12/100, signed on the reverse in black felt tip by the

Lunar Module ground support Hydraulic Fluid Filter. Filter measures approximately 7? long, with a serial number engraved on one side and a Grumman man

Large four-layer swatch of aluminum alloy mesh from the lunar sample container lining, 4.5 x 5.75, used during Apollo training in the lunar simulator.

Lunar Module transfer line hose from Project Apollo. Flexible hose measures approximately 60? long, with both ends wrapped in plastic seal with red ta

Beckman oxygen analyzer, 6 x 4.5 x 7, with attached rubber hand pump and cable. Plate on the bottom identifies it as model D2 with serial number 2932.

Original spiral bound manual from the John F. Kennedy Space Center, titled “Launcher with Firing Accessories Complex 34 Saturn 1B,” dated September 1,