FIRST ""AMERICANS"" IN SPACE Fine lot of five items concerning America's first animals in space includes: DR. H. C. CLAMMAN Director of Space Medicine S.P. 10"" x 8"" b/w showing the flight of an Atlas missile carrying: ""Three black Mice Sally Amy & Moe. See how they fly..."" as the critters flew 700 miles through space to land safely 5 000 miles down range; DR. DONALD E. STULKEN Navy Aviation Physiologist with his charge S.P. 10"" x 8"" b/w a wire photo showing the rhesus monkey Able and squirrel monkey Baker who successfully flew in space and returned to tell the tale dated Washington May 30 1959 with a second image of Baker on a model of a Jupiter rocket annotated by Stulken and; JOHN D. MOSELY Navy Major and D.V.M. who supervised the flights of chimpanzees Ham and Enos two 8"" x 10"" signed press photos showing two different chimps presumably Ham and Enos each signed by Mosely. Four pieces.