RR Auction: Space and Aviation

Flown metal fragment from the Gemini-Titan 10 first stage booster, approximately 1.5 x .5, affixed to a 7.5 x 10 Air Force Space Museum sheet presente

Two items: a Gemini 12 launch day cover with a stamped cachet honoring the mission, signed in black ballpoint by Buzz Aldrin and James Lovell; and an

Uncommon color glossy 9.5 x 8 photo of Gordon Cooper riding horseback on a scenic hill with fellow astronauts Charles Conrad and Deke Slayton riding h

Attractive pair of vintage official McDonnell commemorative prints: a color 11 x 17 print entitled “Gemini Spacecraft”; and a color 17 x 11 print enti

Exceptional Apollo CSM sextant presumed flown by consignor on the unmanned AS-202 mission on August 25, 1966, measuring 22 x 11 x 14, bearing a parts

Apollo Command Module Block II Reaction Jet and Engine On-Off Controller (RJ/EC) manufactured by Honeywell, 23.5 x 5.75 x 6, with an affixed parts lab

Apollo Command Module Block I fuel quantity indicator manufactured by Simmonds Precision Products, measuring 4.75 x 6 x 5.75, labeled on the reverse,

Apollo Command Service Module (CSM) Pitch Actuator utilized for ‘steering’ the spacecraft on its journey to and from the moon. The electro-mechanical

Apollo Command Module Gyro Display Coupler manufactured by Honeywell, 19.25 x 6 x 6, with an affixed parts label reading, “Gyro Display Coupler, NAA/S

A GS7608 Portable Communications System made by the Hamilton Standard Division of United Aircraft Corporation, measuring 9.75 x 6 x 3, used to facilit

Black electronic component with 23 pins on one side, 3.75 x 1.75 x 1.5, stenciled in white text, “Gimbal Servo, Amplifier, 2007114-021, ACSK 86.” In v

Small black electronic component with nine pins on one side, 1.5 x 1.25 x 1, stenciled with white text, “PIP Preamp Assy, 2004060-021, ACSK 46.” In fi

Massive, one-of-a-kind Birns and Sawyer Omnitar 1000mm f/4.5 telephoto camera lens commissioned by NASA in 1964 and produced by Astra in Germany. The

Rare NASA In-Flight Coverall Garment (ICG) suit consisting of a jacket and pants. The jacket has snap closures and a NASA ‘meatball’ beta patch on the

Exceptionally desirable A6L space suit lunar boot developed by suit manufacturer International Latex Corporation (ILC), measuring approximately 13.5?

Desirable pair of early circa 1968 Apollo space suit glove Thermal Micrometeoroid Garments (TMGs), each measuring 18? long, constructed of white beta

Apollo space suit bio-belt harness assembly, measuring approximately 12 x 6, consisting of the pockets that housed various transducer blocks that conv

Apollo Primary Life Support System (PLSS) attachment strap assembly consisting of the strap and hardware, measuring an overall 23? long. The metal cla

Rare Communication Carrier Assembly cap, commonly known as the ‘Snoopy’ cap, manufactured by ILC in 1996 during the Space Shuttle era, with a struck-t

Apollo space suit pressure gauge with beta cloth cover layer, measuring approximately 2.5 x 1.5 x 1, which was located on the lower arm so that the as