RR Auction: Space Exploration

Flown sterling silver Jewish necklace carried into space on the Apollo 9 mission, with a .75? mezuzah charm suspended from the 23? long chain. In fine

Flown Apollo 9 Robbins medal, approximately 1? in diameter, with a raised design on the face featuring the mission insignia. The reverse of the sterli

McDivitt’s hardcover Lunar Module log book, 4.75 x 6.25, signed inside the front cover in green felt tip, “Jim McDivitt, Apollo 9 CDR.” The first four

McDivitt’s Apollo 9 training circular star chart, 9.5? in diameter, signed on the translucent rotating sleeve in green felt tip, “Used in training, Ji

McDivitt’s laminated Apollo/Saturn access badge, 2.5 x 3.75, filled out in type with his name at the bottom, “J .A. McDivitt.” The pass is filled out

Black leather name tag patch, 3 x 2, imprinted in gold with pilot wings and text, “James A. McDivitt, Capt USAF.” Rubbing to some of the gold text, ot

Color official NASA 10 x 8 lithograph of the Apollo 9 crew posing in their white space suits, signed in green ink by Jim McDivitt and in black felt ti

Color satin-finish 20 x 16 photo of the Apollo 9 command module floating in space, signed in silver ink, “’Gumdrop’ flying solo in earth orbit during

Staple-bound Apollo 9 flight plan manual entitled “Apollo 9, Apollo AS504/104/LM-3, Final Flight Plan,” approximately 300 pages, 8 x 10.5, February 3,

Flown Kapton foil insulation swatch, approximately 1 x .75, removed from the top hatch of the Apollo 9 Lunar Module Spider by Schweickart and McDivitt