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Hilarious color satin-finish 8 x 10.25 NASA photo of the ‘F-Troop’ crew, signed in felt tip by Don Peterson, Story Musgrave, Paul Weitz, and Karol ‘Bo

Flight-flown electrode, carried aboard the shuttle Challenger in 1984, and used during the Sylvania Metalarc Lamp Experiment. Electrode is encased in

Collection of 38 items, almost all relating to the Challenger disaster. Items include: a blank Teacher in Space application packet; a Teacher in Space

Twenty-two unsigned NASA photos, glossy and satin-finish, some ‘red-numbered’ most from the explosion and recovery effort after the Challenger disaste

Color 8 x 10 NASA photo, neatly signed in black felt tip “Judy Resnik.” In fine condition.

New Hampshire schoolteacher (1948–1986) who was the first teacher in space; she perished, along with all six other crew members, during the Challenger

Color glossy 8 x 10 photo of Teacher in Space Participant Christa McAuliffe during a dietary orientation session with NASA food scientist Charles Bour

Challenger mission specialist who perished on board after lift-off in 1986. Scarce color 8 x 10 NASA photo of Greg Jarvis in his blue flight suit seat

Space-made experimental polystyrene balls, made aboard STS-6 in 1983, and housed in a 1.5? long vial. The vial contains the beads in a solution made i

Color 10 x 8 NASA photo of the crew of Shuttle Mission Columbia, signed in black felt tip by Rick Husband, Willie McCool, Michael Anderson, Kalpana Ch

A 3? long metal bolt from the Aft Skirt solid rocket booster from the Columbia, recovered from the ocean after the shuttle’s first flight in 1981. Bol

Commemorative embroidered wall hanging, measuring 6.25 x 9, bearing a home-made embroidered patch, quite similar to the STS-107 mission patch, honorin

Flight-flown Spacelab Cold Plate support structure fragment, flown aboard the Columbia STS-58 mission, and removed after the mission. Swatch is remova

Five astronaut metal figurines, ranging in size from 3.5 up to 5 inches in height. Two are of Mercury astronauts by Great American Products; one is on

Forty items: an eclectic mix of paper currency, coins, and novelty pieces accumulated by Gene Cernan during a 1973 trip around the world. Countries in

Flight-flown piece of the MR-2 (12) heat shield, which carried Ham the Chimp on January 31, 1961. The piece measures about .75 inch in diameter.

Flight-flown aeroshell piece from flight number 5, the June 27, 1994 in-flight abort. Styrofoam-type aeroshell piece measures 3 x 1 and is affixed to

Metallic name plate, 5 x 2.5, bearing the name “Neil F. Lampson 1982,” with Lampson’s company logo engraved in the middle, which was formally affixed

Flight-flown limited edition patch from the eighth and final test flight of the Delta Clipper Experimental vehicle, #17/73, launched on July 7, 1995.

Collection of 78 NASA photos, all 8 x 10 and 10 x 8, including many color, all bearing autopen signatures of the respective astronaut(s) pictured. Sig