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Original remnant of silver-colored Kapton foil from the outer skin of the Apollo 11 command module Columbia, approximately .75 x .75, suspended within

Tiny pieces of both the heat shield and the Kapton foil, each about 2-inches long, recovered from the Apollo 11 command module after splashdown. Wonde

A tiny flight-flown piece of the Columbia’s Command Module gold ‘Kapton’ foil, affixed to an 11 x 8.5 informational sheet describing the Apollo 11 fli

Color 10 x 12.5 photo of Aldrin on the lunar surface signed and inscribed in black felt tip “To Tony Cipriano, with best wishes, Buzz Aldrin.” Beautif

Remarkably unique display, entitled “’One giant leap’ From the first step of flight to the first footstep on the moon,” containing a tiny relic from t

Flight-flown ablative plug, removed from the Columbia command module after splashdown by O. W. Nasse, who was assigned to the Apollo 11 post landing a

Approximately 1 x .25 piece of flight-flown coldplate metal used to shield the Apollo 11 Command Module Columbia as it carried the crew to and from th

Grumman Plane News, 10.5 x 13.25, 15 pages, issued on July 28, 1969. Cover features Neil Armstrong’s historic first steps on the moon as well as his f

Commemorative medallion, approximately 1.5-inch diameter, with a raised design on the face of Neil Armstrong stepping foot on the lunar surface and on

One-of-a-kind striking blue naugahyde radio rack cover, 20 x 32, used aboard the United States Coast Guard Air Station helicopter HH52A 1466 on August