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Flight-flown astronaut’s PPK kit, flown aboard an Apollo mission. Velcro-closing bag has “G. Wendt,” written on the top flap, and is signed in black f

Three flight-flown relics from Apollo. Individual pieces of Kapton foil, heat shield, and Beta cloth, each approximately .75-inch and displayed on a 5

Five items: complete set of 12 matchbooks, each commemorating one of the Apollo missions plus one honoring presidents John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johns

Small fragments of Kapton foil and Beta cloth, materials developed for and used extensively in the space program, affixed to an 8 x 4.75 laserprint of

Twelve different identification badges for various Apollo missions, ranging in size from 2.75 x 3.75 to 4 x 2.75. The badges allowed access to such ve

Collection of five items including three flight-flown relics, two from the lunar surface. A 1.25 x .75 swatch of beta cloth, from Dave Scott’s stowage

Complete set of all 29 Apollo astronaut signatures comprised of five items: 17 x 22 poster for the 1986 Apollo Reunion held in Washington, D.C., signe

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

NASA brochure entitled “Lunar Flight Plan,” 4 x 9, published in 1967 by the NASA Public Affairs Office. The publication provides information on ‘Man’s

Former Germany V-2 rocket scientist (1908–1983) who in 1962 became the first director of the Kennedy Space Center. Department of Defense data sheet en

Flight-flown heat shield segment encased within a 3-inch diameter Lucite disc. The heat shield segment is from Apollo Command Module 009, a Block I CM

DS, one page, 8 x 5.25, June 26, 1967. An officer leave request and authorization issued to Conrad. Conrad has signed “Charles Conrad” in pencil and “

Unique 3.75 x 1.5 x 1.5 heat shield test block of the Apollo Command Module from the 1960s. These heat shields were designed to withstand temperatures

Zippo lighter, 1.25 x 2.25 x .25, featuring the General Electric and Apollo Systems Department logos. The artifact was presented as a souvenir by Gene

Collection of ten pieces of launch towers and related objects, mainly from the days of Apollo. Ranging in size from .5-inch to 4-inches. Included is a

Floor tile sample, 6 x 6, that was used in the lunar modules of the Apollo program. Two Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation stickers are affixed

Two different Manned Flight Awareness posters, both 8.25 x 11, one with images of the Apollo 11 crew, the other having images of the Apollo 13 crew, w

Unique and very interesting collection of 120 transparent slides—20 from Apollo 8 and 100 from Apollo 11—showing various aspects of everything from tr

Color limited edition 21 x 28 lithograph entitled ‘Navy to the Moon,’ numbered #138/250, signed in pencil by Neil Armstrong, James Lovell, Alan Shepar

Beautiful color limited edition 22.5 x 28.5 lithograph entitled ‘In The Beginning,’ originally done by Alan Bean, numbered #210/1000, signed in pencil