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Color satin-finish 10 x 8 ‘red-numbered’ NASA photo, signed in black felt tip by all five crew members: Deke Slayton, Vance Brand, Tom Stafford, Alexe

Color satin-finish 10 x 8 ‘red-numbered’ NASA photo of the Soviet Soyuz 16 space vehicle, signed in black felt tip by crew members Alexei Leonov and

Original color glossy 7 x 4.5 double weight photo of the Voskhod 2 crew in their capsule, signed in blue ballpoint by Alexei Leonov and Pavel Belyayev

Apollo-Soyuz Manned Flight Awareness medallion, 1.25? diameter. The face bears the raised re-creation of the two capsules joined together in earth orb

TLS signed “D. K. Slayton,” one page, 8 x 10.25, NASA letterhead, stamp-dated March 3, 1975. Letter to a space enthusiast denying a request. In full:

Two rare, official NASA press kits: Apollo Soyuz Test Project press kit, 8 x 10.5, featuring 113 pages detailing the background, experiments, crew tra

Skylab 4 Recovery cover with a cachet honoring the naval recovery force, and bearing a USS New Orleans February 8, 1974 cancellation, signed in black

Skylab 4 Naval Recovery cover with a cachet honoring the Naval recovery force, signed on the front in black felt tip by Jerry Carr, Bill Pogue, and Ed

A 9 x 9 swatch of Beta cloth with a printed 3.5-inch diameter Skylab II insignia in the center, signed in black ink by Alan Bean, Owen Garriott, and J

A 9 x 9 swatch of Beta cloth with a printed 3-inch diameter mission insignia depicting Snoopy in his flight cap and goggles struggling with a rope aro

Signed book: Skylab: A Chronology. Washington, D. C.: NASA Scientific and Technical Information Office, 1977. Softcover, 8 x 10, 458 pages. Signed on

NASA CSM Malfunction Procedures manual, Revision A, 8.5 x 11, prepared by the Flight Planning Branch, Crew Procedures Division, and dated September 1,

ALS signed “Jack Lousma, Major USMC, NASA Astronaut,” three pages, 8 x 10.5, NASA letterhead, no date. Letter to a space enthusiast. In part: “The ful

Two items: Manned Flight Awareness certificate and medallion, presented to Stuart L. Carter. Commemorative medallion measures 1.5? in diameter, and a

A section of duct work flown aboard the space shuttle Columbia on STS-5. Section measures approximately 29? long, with several bends to it, with one e

Color glossy 10 x 8 photo of both crews of the Space Shuttle Approach and Landing Tests (ALT) at the Rockwell International Space Division's Orb...

Color satin-finish 10 x 8 ‘red-numbered’ NASA photo of the Enterprise about to land, signed in black felt tip by Gordon Fullerton, Fred Haise, Joe Eng

An STS-1 used carrier panel vent cover. Red painted cover measures 13.25 x 6, is labeled at the bottom, “Vent No. 2,” stenciled in white paint “Remove

Weitz’s personally-owned and-worn flight jacket. Brown leather jacket, size 44, bears a manufacturer’s label inside collar, “Flying Man’s Intermediate

Weitz’s personally-owned and-worn Navy uniform. Green dress uniform jacket bears bullion wings over left breast, with three bands and star to each sle

Three unsigned color satin-finish 10 x 8 ‘red-numbered’ NASA photos of STS-1 crew members John Young and Bob Crippen shortly after landing and being g

Weitz’s NASA flight suit. Blue summer flyer’s coveralls, size 42S, features a Shuttle “Mach 25,” patch over right breast, a NASA emblem to right shoul

Two flown cue cards carried aboard STS-6, carried aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger in April of 1983. Both tabbed cards measure 5.5 x 8. The first,

Approach and Landing Test Program Manned Flight Awareness medallion, 1.25? diameter. The face bears the raised re-creation of the Enterprise; the reve

Flown printed fabric American flag, 5.5 x 4, flown aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia during STS-2. Flag is affixed to an 8.5 x 11 certificate stating

Flown SRB wideband signal conditioner, flown aboard Challenger shuttle mission STS-6. Part is stamped “Wideband Signal Conditioner.” Part is shadowbox

Flown white support panel, flown on board the space shuttle Columbia during STS-5, launched on November 11, 1982. Panel measures 55.5 x 9, and retains

A printed Ascent Checklist for shuttle mission STS-108, 8.5 x 11, bound by a staple in the top left corner, fully titled “Mission Operations Directora

Detergent wipes, bagged for flight, with an overall size of 5.5 x 10, with a label reading “Detergent Wipe,” with a 2003 expiration date, a serial num

Three two-ounce bottles of No-Rinse Hair Conditioner, bagged for flight, to an overall size of 8.5 x 6. Each bottle has a small circle of Velcro affix

Large eight-ounce bottle of No-Rinse hair conditioner. This conditioner was done by NASA contract and made to be used on board the space shuttle and t

Space Shuttle avionics black box. Box measures 11 x 9.5 x 4, weighs 11.3 pounds, and bears a metal plate labeled “Multiplexer Freq. Div. Wideband,” ma

Large console alarm panel from Crawler #2, 19 x 3.75, manufactured by Allied Bendix Aerospace. Alarm has four status lights, four fault alarm lights,

Collection of seven printed Flight Crew Briefings for various shuttle flights, two of which are signed by crew members, each bound by a single staple

DS, one page, 8.5 x 11, July 2, 1984. Document marking the official arrival of the new group of NASA astronauts at Johnson Space Center, Houston Texas

Two solid rocket booster firing safety plugs with caps, one measuring 4? long, the other measuring 5? long. These plugs were used so engineers and tec

Available to US bidders only. Unusual light emerald-color fit-check tile, 6 x 6 x 3, used to fit-check the shape and size of the thermal protection ti

Light blue NASA flight suit. Suit has a NASA patch sewn to left breast, Velcro patch to right breast for name tag, zippered cuffs, and has eight pocke

Flown shuttle carrier panel flown on one of the shuttle orbiters. Metal plate measures 6 x 9.75, with several stenciled openings which read, “L. P. Bl

Beige NASA flight jacket, with a King’s Point makers label sewn inside collar. Jacket has a NASA patch sewn to left breast, and features two slash poc

Collection of ten flown pieces from the shuttle delay cutter parachute assembly. Items include: a deployed cutter assembly, 8.5 x 2, with a fragment o

Flown FCE/EVA Neck Seal helmet cavity. Lower neck seal was a part of a flown Launch and Entry Suit (LES) ACES space suit. Black seal measures 10” in d

Flown printed fabric American flag, 5.5 x 4.25, and a flown embroidered four-inch diameter mission patch, both flown aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavou

Two flown Gimbal nuts, flown on Discovery mission STS-91, the final mission to the Mir space station. Both bolts are 1.25” in diameter at their base.

Flown insulation blanket, carried aboard shuttle Discovery mission STS-82, to repair and maintain the Hubble telescope. Gold and silver foil blanket,

Color 8.5 x 15 certificate for the 1998 Combined Federal Campaign of the Texas Gulf Coast, expressing appreciation for a donation to E. Lee Williams,

Spiral-bound manual entitled “An Orientation–Training Course on the Redesigned Solid Rocket Motor (RSRM),” 11.25 x 8.5, 203 pages. This internal manua

Flown intercom remote station, 9.5 x 5.25, carried aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia on June 5, 1991, and used on Space Lab 1 (SLS–1). Panel has one h

Flown Orbiter Window Frame. Large universal orbiter flight deck window frame, flown over 20 times on the shuttle Atlantis. Black window frame measures

Orbiter second generation, early prototype hard window cover. Cover measures approximately 32.5 x 30. Constructed inside the Orbiter Processing Facili

Large flown sample bag, 14.75 x 8.5 x 4, carried to the Mir Space Station and back for transportation of blood samples. Flip cover beta cloth bag has

Flown shuttle Multi-layer Insulation (MLI) blanket. Heavy duty blanket measures 66 x 29 with multiple fasteners, and a square fastener to three edges.

Flown space shuttle solid rocket booster SRM field joint splice plate (Systems Tunnel 90°), flown on space shuttle Discovery mission STS-82, la...

Flown SRB Heat Shield Cover. This ‘toilet seat cover’ heat shield measures approximately 20? long when opened, with cover having a diameter of 7.5 inc

Flown System Tunnel, four sections, each measuring approximately 18.5? long with various serial numbers. Each tunnel portion retains original paint wi

One packet of flown Rutgers California Supreme tomato seeds, carried aboard shuttle Atlantis mission STS-86, along with a control packet of seeds, and

Flown Tail Fin Brake Flap Horse Collar, flown on Endeavour shuttle mission STS-54, and removed prior to its next mission, STS-57, Metallic collar meas

Two space shuttle-era spacesuit assy power harness heat cords. Cords consist of two tightly tied cords with female plugs at either end. Both are store

Flown space shuttle-era Solid Rocket Booster Upper Strut EPDM Cover, flown at the beginning of a shuttle launch and retrieved from the ocean after sep

Flown Leading Edge Wing Hi-Temp Spar Insulator which was located directly inside of the Reinforced Carbon-Carbon (RCC) panel on the space shuttle orbi

GI Breath Sample Pouch, most likely carried to the Mir Space Station aboard the space shuttle. Beta cloth bag measures 12 x 14, labeled in both Englis

Space shuttle-era EVA space suit lower arm portion heat cable of a space suit assembly power harness. Cable measures 13? long and is sealed in plastic

Six items: flown .25 x .25 swatch of payload bay liner material flown on the space shuttle Columbia during the first space shuttle mission, STS–5, fro

Super neat Space Shuttle High Pressure Insulation Cartridge for separation bolts. Six-sided two-tiered honeycomb construction cartridge measures appro

Top portion of a metal Hold Down Post Pin, approximately 1.25” long, part of the Kennedy Space Center Launch Pad 39 Solid Rocket Boosters (SRB) hold d

Very neat Shuttle-era EVA suit heat link on/off switch. Switch consists of two crisscrossed beta cloth wrapped wires, with a gold metallic female plug

Used for launch Aft Separation Bolt and Screw (not flown), used during the launch of shuttle Atlantis mission STS-104. The two pieces, weighing a comb

Flown space shuttle thruster pyrotechnic nose gear extension. Discharged extension measures 12? long and has been marked with red paint. Label identie

Empty SRB parachute cord bag. Olive green bag is for a forward druge chute at the top of a SRB, and has a small looped braided cord attached through

Scarce unopened 1/25 scale paper model of the Gamma Ray Observatory, 19 x 25, produced by TRW Space and Technology Group in 1991. Model is sealed in i

One-of-a-kind module servicing tool ‘shop test’ device, used during training for the STS-41C Solar Max repair mission. This device was used at the WET

Collection of fifteen parts, many flown, primarily from shuttle missions, with a couple possibly from unmanned missions, and most with parts tags. Ite

Collection of fifteen parts, many flown, primarily from shuttle missions, with a couple possibly from unmanned missions, and most with parts tags. Ite

Collection of fifteen parts, many flown, primarily from shuttle missions, with a couple possibly from unmanned missions, and most with parts tags. Ite

Collection of fifteen parts, many flown, primarily from shuttle missions, with a couple possibly from unmanned missions, and most with parts tags. Ite

Collection of twelve parts, many flown, primarily from shuttle missions, with a couple possibly from unmanned missions, and most with parts tags. Item

Collection of 13 small parts, many flown, primarily from shuttle missions, with a couple possibly from unmanned missions, and most with parts tags. It

Collection of five parts: flown Inbd Forward Insulator removed from OV-102, complete with tag; foil insulation; a spare plug; and a two piece flown di

A nice collection of seven Payload Bay Orbiter TCS (Thermal Control System) blankets, various sizes and configurations ranging in size from 18 x 13 up

Payload bay cover thermal barrier blanket with heater cord. Cover measures 8 x 6 x 4, with beta cloth cover gold foil insulation inside, with Velcro a

A huge collection of approximately 300 unsigned color 8 x 10 and 10 x 8 NASA lithos of individual shuttle astronauts, as well as complete crew photos,

Astronaut Support Personnel Checklist: STS-105 Flight Supplement, Final June 5, 2001, 5.5 x 8, 68 pages, bound with two zip ties, with six tabs includ

Collection of 57 color NASA photos, all 8 x 10, all bearing autopen signatures of the respective astronaut pictured. Signers are: James Adamson (2), J

Collection of 13 official NASA crew lithos, 8 x 10 and 10 x 8, each signed in blue or black felt tip by the respective crew members pictured. All sign

A red banner measuring 3 x 12, with “Remove Before Flight” printed on the front along with “KCS Form 4-226 (6/77),” printed along the top. There is a

Color 8.5 x 11 cardstock photo commemorating the final shuttle mission, bearing several postage stamps, two stamped cachets, and launch and landing Ke

Large “Remove Before Flight” protective cover, 20.5 x 33.5, stenciled in red paint “Remove Before Flight.” Panel also bears a Rockwell International S

Shuttle Solid Rocket Booster Aft Thermal Skirt. Heavy duty skirt measures 62 x 29, consists of a quilt-like material, with 10 vertical pockets and eig

Solid Rocket Booster Forward Skirt Door Gasket. Curved metal framed forward skirt door gasket measures 36.5 x 39. Gasket has been changed out and deco

Color 8 x 10 NASA photo of Thorne in his blue flight suit next to a space shuttle model, signed in black felt tip “Steve Thorne.” In fine condition, w

Color glossy cardstock 10 x 8 NASA photo of the crew posing in their flight suits against a patriotic background, signed in black felt tip by Christop

Color 10 x 8 NASA photo of the Endeavour crew, signed in black felt tip by Mark Polansky, Doug Hurley, Chris Cassidy, Julie Payette, Thomas Marshburn,

Color 11 x 8.5 laserprint photo of the shuttle crew posing in their blue flightsuits with a small shuttle model, signed in black felt tip by Chris Fer

Color 11 x 8.5 NASA photo of the final crew of the Endeavour, signed in black felt tip by Mark Kelly, Gregory H. Johnson, Michael Fincke, Greg Chamito

A complete unused roll of Kapton foil, still strapped to its original base and contained in its original Dunmore shipping box. Label on base states th

Shuttle Solid Rocket Booster system tunnel. Front portion of the splice plate system tunnel measures 4.5 x 5.5, is labeled in an unknown hand “Class 3

Shuttle-era EVA disposable Urine Collection Device (UCD), manufactured by Boeing. Device is stored in a sealed bag, along with an identification tag,

A flown section of shuttle wing insulation from one of the orbiters. Section measures approximately 15.5 x 11 x 5 and bears a serial number of 001, an

Collection of 70 color 8 x 10 NASA astronaut photos, four of which are ‘red-numbered,’ nearly all signed and inscribed in ink to Slayton with congratu

Complete set of seven Challenger postal covers, each postmarked January 28, 1986, and each signed in black ink by an individual Challenger astronaut.