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Four personal checks, all approximately 6 x 2.75, ranging in date from 1978 to 1987: check filled out and signed by Buzz Aldrin; check filled out and

Discrete Output Control panel from the Kennedy Space Center. Panel measures 19 x 10.5, is labeled at the bottom, “Discrete Output Control,” with four

Apollo lunar sample core tool. Threaded hollow tool measures 18? long, with serial number etched at one end, and a slotted plastic sleeve which articu

NASA Countdown clock measuring 19 x 18.5 x 7.25. This digital countdown clock is a stack of two separate digital readouts, the first of which is label

Functioning Engine Deflection Gauge. Gauge and panel measures 4.5 x 4.5 x 5.5 and bears a Simspon Electric manufacturing label. Gauges like this one w

Extremely critical Apollo/Saturn and early Space Shuttle Range Safety equipment, used by NASA on all the Apollo/Saturn flights as well as the first si

An Apollo A7L Spacesuit EVA Emergency Oxygen Pack, complete with oxygen bottle. Pack has a contoured back for easier fit, and measures approximately 8

Six items: 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 la

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

Section of an Apollo-era LM guillotine base, 9 x 1, with an affixed caption reading “Guillotine Base used for the separation of the ‘Lunar Landing’ du

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

Spare Apollo C-shaped handle, 5.5 x 2, by North American Rockwell Corporation. Handle features a release at the top, which releases a central lever, w

Apollo-era LM cabin heat exchanger, non-flight/developmental model, made by Hamilton Standard. Complete system consists of a motor assembly, cabin fan

Intra-Vehicle Pressure Gauge Cap for an Apollo A7-L spacesuit. Neoprene rubber cover measures 2.25? in diameter, and is connected by a nylon cord to a

Color limited edition lithograph titled ‘Naval Aviation in Space,’ 25 x 30, #923/1000, signed in pencil by nine astronauts, all former Naval aviators,

Beautiful, difficult to find, color limited edition 22.5 x 28.5 lithograph entitled ‘In the Beginning,’ originally done by Alan Bean, numbered #918/10

Entrance portion to a Lunar Module Cleanliness tent. Manufactured by Grumman, portion is made of reinforced fabric with hemmed edges, and a two-zipper

Flight-ready Lunar Module strut. Metal strut measures 34? long, with half the strut wrapped in Kapton foil, and a metal parts tag reading “Ser. 54, MR

Training used Apollo Center Cut Lunar Bit, 2.5? long, used for taking soil samples, with soil remnants to the threads and inside of the carbide bit. B

Magazine entitled “The Astronauts & Their Families,” printed in 1965 by World Book Encyclopedia Science Service, 71 pages. Signed on the front c...

Original NASA/Grumman Apollo Lunar Module Transgraphic Brochure. This brochure measures 8 x 10 and features eight clear acetate pages with detailed co

Very neat unflown freeze-dried ‘moon food,’ from the command module and lunar module simulator. This particular example, labeled “Applesauce,” packet

Six items: Analysis of Apollo 10 Photography and Visual Observations, 8.5 x 11, issued by NASA’s Scientific and Technical Information Office in 1971,

A very rare and crucial piece of Apollo LM landing equipment. A Lunar Surface Sensor Probe measuring 72? x approximately 1.5? in diameter, serial numb

Original Apollo Moon Flights globe, made by Bonus Enterprises Inc., measuring 7? tall, signed on the globe in black felt tip, “Alan Bean Apollo 12,” “

A well-used Class III trainer Apollo Portable Life Support System (PLSS) strap from an Apollo A7-LB spacesuit used during training for walking on the

Apollo-era ratchet tool. Neat ratchet measures 6.5? long with a 2.25? long head for various bits. Top has a three position setting for clockwise, coun

Collection of ten items from the early days of America’s excursion into space, as reported by the British press. Items are: copy of the Daily Express,

Rare and early Block II Apollo Command Module Rotation Control. Controller housing measures 7.25 x 5.5 x 3, and is labeled on the face “Property NASA”

Unique vintage matte-finish 10.5 x 14 photo of an older gentleman wearing a spacesuit-type helmet, rumored to be an LTV employee in the early 1960s, s

Visually stunning color satin-finish 11 x 14 photo of the Earth over the horizon of the lunar surface, signed in gold ink, “John Young, Apollo 16 CDR,

Color 10 x 8 NASA photo of the Apollo 16 command module orbiting the moon in front of an Earth rise, signed in blue felt tip, “Dave Scott, CDR Apollo

Glossy 10 x 8 photo, signed in black felt tip by Gene Kranz, Chris Kraft, Glynn Lunney, and Gerry Griffin. A light diagonal bend to upper left, otherw

Apollo program prototype wind-up razor designed by Cunningham. A non-electric, transparent acrylic plastic razor with a large wind-up key on the back

Gold three-piece spacesuit hose connectors, consisting of two ‘L-shaped’ inflow/outflow tubes, which connect to the locking center hub. One portion is

Blue metal space suit connector for an Apollo A7-LB suit. ‘L-shaped’ connector was apparently used during training. In fine condition, with scattered

Thruster or motor nozzle, from either Apollo or Mercury. Nozzle measures 14.25? long, with the nozzle having a diameter of 5?. Nozzle appears unused,

Apollo strut assembly, possibly for the lunar module descent stage. Strut measures 53? long, with five metal collars (three full and two half), all nu

An Apollo simulator control panel timer, 2.5 x 2.5 x 3, with an analog clock face with an hour, minute, and second hand, with back portion bearing a m

Absolutely one-of-a-kind Apollo LM water loop. Part is designated Class III for training, with “Class III” etched into suit connector. This loop, desi

During a training exercise in the Apollo 1 command module on January 27, 1967, a flash fire, later determined to be caused by exposed wiring in the hi

Apollo 1 Flightline gold-colored medal, 1.25? diameter, commemorating the Apollo 1 mission. The front features a raised design of the mission insignia

Apollo 1 Flightline silver medallion, 1.25? diameter, commemorating the Apollo 1 mission. The front features a raised design of the mission insignia a

Gus Grissom’s Apollo 1 Flightline gold-colored medal, 1.25? diameter, commemorating the Apollo 1 mission. The front features a raised design of the mi

Unique vintage glossy 10 x 8 group photo featuring Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger Chaffee with Simulation—G&C personnel from the Apollo 1 prog...

Two items: Softcover book entitled On Course to the Stars: The Roger B. Chaffee Story, 1968, 5.25 x 8, 152 pages. Signed on the half-title page, “Oct.

Early embroidered name tag for the Apollo 1 mission. Tag measures 5 x 2.25, with a white border, rounded edges, and embroidered “R. B. Chaffee.” In fi

Early embroidered name tag for the Apollo 1 mission. Tag measures 5 x 2.25, with a white border, rounded edges, and embroidered “V. I. Grissom.” In fi

Early embroidered name tag for the Apollo 1 mission. Tag measures 5 x 2.25, with a white border, rounded edges, and embroidered “E. H. White II.” In f

Vintage ballpoint signatures, “Edward H. White II,” “Gus Grissom,” and “Roger B. Chaffee,” on the reverse of one of Don Chaffee‘s Rapids Realty Compan