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A limited edition presentation containing a 1.5? long segment of film from Liberty Bell 7’s pilot observation camera, recovered from the Atlantic Ocea

A cube of flown heat shield from Scott Carpenter’s Aurora 7 spacecraft. Cube measures approximately 1 x 1 x 1 and is affixed to a 4 x 4 wooden base wi

Flown screw from Gus Grissom’s Liberty Bell 7, recovered from the Atlantic Ocean on July 20, 1999. Corroded bolt measures approximately .5? in length

A 1.5 x 1 piece of flown skin from Gordon Cooper’s Faith 7 capsule. Skin is encased in a slightly larger Lucite block which is attached to a 3.25 x 3.

Two items: a pair of Cooper’s personally owned Mercury cuff-links. Gold-plated cuff-links each bear a small Mercury capsule; and a Faith 7 commemorati

Two items: North American Aviation, Inc., Space and Information Systems Division Final Report on the Paraglider Development Program Phase 1, previousl

Flown storage bag, carried on board Gordon Cooper’s Faith 7 mission in 1963. Empty bag measures 15 x 4, with a 3 x 1 tab at the top, and is stamped “N

A unique and certainly one of a kind Army-Navy football game rally banner. Done on an 81 x 38 piece of heavy canvas, stenciled on the reverse “A. B. S

Large collection of items spanning Glenn’s political and space career. Included is a TLS, signed “John Glenn,” one page, 8.5 x 11, August 28, 1969. Gl

Bound Project Mercury Familiarization Manual, 9 x 11, produced by McDonnell, for the “Manned Satellite Spacecraft, One Day Mission.” Large multi-tabbe

Shepard’s hand-corrected U. S. Navy Landing Force Manual, hardcover, composed of approximately 14 individual chapters bound together. Cover is filled

Shepard’s Radio Laboratory Manual for Electrical Engineering, housed in a hardcover two-ring binder. Front cover is stenciled “Shep,” with the names o

Friendship 7 ‘Launch Crew’ lapel pin. This pin is the rarest of the pins issued only to those that worked on the ‘pad’ for the launch of John Glenn&...

Shepard’s personally owned commemorative Zippo lighter in honor of his historic space flight. Lighter is engraved on the top, “Col. Alan B. Shepard, 5

Very nice 1/23 wooden model of a Mercury Redstone rocket. Rocket measures 42” total height and comes with a sturdy wooden display stand. In fine condi

Shepard’s personally-owned and worn Navy hat. ‘Dixie cup’ style white canvas hat, size 7 1/8, bears a blue rim, a Lion Bros. Company manufacturer’s la

Alan Shepard’s personally-owned and worn Navy jacket. Long sleeve beige cloth jacket is a size 40 and bears an “Anderson Service Garments” label. Jack

Original 1959 NASA newsletter cover detailing progress on the Mercury program, 8 x 10.5, vertically signed in ink or ballpoint on the cover by all sev

Two items from Shepard’s classes at the United States Naval Academy. A hardcover two-ring binder 14 x 9.5, signed on the inside front cover, “Mid’n A.

Artist who was formally a NASA suit technician supporting the early shuttle missions. During the Apollo program Woods worked for ILC as a suit technic