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Flown heat shield from the Gemini VIII space capsule. Shield fragment measures 1 x 1.75 x 1.25, with the upper portion charred and melted from the int

Flown heat shield fragment from the Gemini 8 spacecraft affixed to a color satin-finish 10 x 8 photo of the Agena Target vehicle during rendezvous. In

Flown printed fabric American flag, 6 x 4, signed on the white lines in black ink, “Flown on Gemini IV, Jim McDivitt.” Accompanied by a certificate of

Large swatch of thermal blanket that was attached to the boilerplate of a Gemini capsule, 3.5 x 3, stapled to a cardstock 11 x 8.25 presentation sheet

Beautiful acrylic display containing flown artifacts from all manned Gemini flights, measuring 12 x 4 x 1, with each swatch identified by an image of

Three flown checklist pages carried on board Gemini 5, identified as “MSC Form 1190 (Apr. 65), Electrical System Malfunction Procedures,” 8 x 10.5, si

Flown checklist page carried on board Gemini 12, labeled “Docked SPS Translation @ Cardinal Heading,” 5 x 8, removed from the ‘Procedures S/N 122’ fli

Toothbrush flown and used by John Young during the Gemini 10 mission in 1966. Ivory-colored toothbrush is made by Py-Co-Pay and measures 6.5? long. Ac

Cernan’s master’s degree report entitled “Dynamic Stability Analysis of the North American T2J-1 Airplane,” 9 x 11.5, 103 pages, submitted on October

White’s USAF Experimental Test Pilot School Diploma, 11.75 x 9, dated April 22, 1960. Diploma is presented to “Captain Edward H. White, II...having su

Manned Orbiting Laboratory rotation controller mock-up prototype, approximately 4.75? tall on a 2.5? diameter base, constructed of a phenolic resin (t

Brad-bound manual titled “Gemini Program Schedules,” 10 x 11.5, with operation schedules for five spacecraft, as well as assorted charts, memos, and s

Book: Project Gemini: A Chronology. NASA SP-4002. Washington, D. C.: NASA, 1969. Softcover, 8 x 10.25, 307 pages. Book provides an illustrated time li

Set of 20 different blueprints for various systems of the Gemini Capsule, 17 x 11, including power systems, “retrograde sequential system,” “post impa

Two original official NASA color 70mm transparencies from the Gemini 5 and Gemini 12 missions, both 2 x 2, contained in their original 5.5 x 8.75 pres

White and brown section of the linoleum utilized on the White Room floor at the spacecraft crew egress center during the manned Gemini flights, affixe

An Apollo Saturn TR-204 Attitude Control engine. Engine measures 15.5? long, with the nozzle having a 6.5? diameter, and weighing approximately 26.5 p

Apollo Astro Comm Display control panel. stamped on the reverse with a GE assembly number, measuring 10.5 x 19 x 6. Panel is headed at the top, “Astro

A one-of-a-kind offering of the only complete set of flown microfilm lunar bibles, carried on board the Apollo 12, 13, and 14 missions. Unique in its

Fantastic and incredibly rare lunar module control panel #3, 29.75 x 8, which represents an earlier engineer mock-up of the final design. This panel

Lunar Module strut assembly manufactured by Grumman Aircraft. This piece comprised part of the structural-mechanical assembly between the landing-gear

Flight ready lunar module RCS (Reaction Control System) thruster plume deflector. Deflector measures 46? high, with its curved base measuring approxim

Well-done composite model of an Apollo Command and Service Module, approximately 13? long, signed in black felt tip by Ken Mattingly, Charles Conrad,

Kranz’s handwritten journal of his daily activities from October 5, 1967, to April 8, 1968, all contained on 63 pages in an 8.5 x 11 spiral bound note

Color limited edition 25 x 30 print entitled ‘Naval Aviation in Space,’ numbered 694/1000, signed in pencil in the lower border by the original nine a

Limited edition color 26.5 x 33.5 textured canvas print entitled ‘Reaching for the Stars’ by Alan Bean, numbered 753/1500, stretched over a wooden fra

LR-101 thruster nozzle, the type used on the Mercury Atlas as the Vernier Thruster, intended for application on the Atlas, Thor launch system. Nozzle

Gorgeous acrylic display containing flown artifacts from all major steps of NASA’s ‘race to the moon,’ measuring 7 x 4 x 1, with each swatch identifie

Beautiful acrylic display containing flown artifacts from all manned Apollo flights, measuring 12 x 4 x 1, with each swatch identified by an image of

Prototype model of the controller that steered the Apollo spacecraft to the moon. Standing 6.5? tall, the rotational controller’s design was then eval

Lunar receiving laboratory stainless steel containment vessel, approximately 6 x 6, designed to hold moon rocks upon their return to earth. This two-p

Lunar receiving laboratory stainless steel containment vessel, approximately 7 x 8, designed to hold moon rocks upon their return to earth. This two-p

Rare limited edition presentation of flown fragments from Apollo 7 through 17, as well as an Apollo 4 relic, 2/10. All 12 fragments are set against a

Flown astronaut’s PPK flown aboard an Apollo mission. Velcro-closing bag has “G. Wendt,” written on the top flap, and is signed in black felt tip, “Fl

Apollo Command Service Module NASA valve assembly for Nitrogen Tetroxide. Assembly measures approximately 16 x 13.5, with a stenciled identification o

Rocketdyne unused main engine valve flexline bellows of the type used in early production F-1 engines (through Apollo 4). Component is constructed fro

Rocketdyne large unused RP-1 rocket fuel bellows flexline of the type used in early production F-1 engines (through Apollo 4). Component is constructe

Metal fuel coupling/quick disconnect from the RP-1 fuel valve for the Rocketdyne F-1 engine, approximately 3.5? long, identified as “Cap & Half ...

Apollo Command Module accelerometer consisting of a module and pendulum assembly, with the module bearing an affixed NASA label identifying it as, “Ap

Iconic blue metal Apollo space suit connector, approximately 1.5? diameter and 1.75? tall, produced by Air-Lock incorporated for use on the front of t

Two plastic bottles and lids used in the Lunar Receiving Laboratory to hold lunar samples upon their return to Earth. Bottles measure approximately 2.

NASA flight helmet circa 1965. US Navy APH-6B helmet has a dual visor, clear and sun, as well as an A13A oxygen mask, both made by Sierra Engineering

Five small relics taken from launch complexes at Cape Canaveral. Relics are: firebrick material from below the launch pedestal at Complex 34; linoleum

Metal fragment from the service structure on Complex 34, affixed to a printed 8.5 x 11 informational sheet, authenticated by William Dickerson. In fin

Metal primary floodlight fixture assembly from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Launch Complex 13, approximately 16.75? in diameter and 4.5? deep. In

Six relics taken from different launch complexes at Cape Canaveral. Relics are: two pieces of metal from the gantry of Complex 26; a canvas protector

Hand-painted cast porcelain sculpture of an Apollo 11 astronaut on the moon holding an American flag, 9? tall, with a small plaque on the base that re

Unflown and unopened packet of cocoa. Sizable amount of cocoa is contained in its 3.5 x 13 pouch, with drinking nozzle at the top. Label near the bott

Limited edition collector’s series of Apollo Astronaut matchbooks issued by Astronautics Specialties, Inc. Matchbooks span Apollo 7–17, with two diffe

Impressive color limited edition 32 x 23 print of Bean’s painting entitled ‘Hello Universe,’ released in an edition of 550, signed in the lower border