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Apollo 11 "Goodwill Message" Lunar Disc Pre-flight made

Apollo 11 Lunar Module Plaque Signed by Buzz Aldrin and

HUGE Apollo 8 'Earthrise' Photograph Signed By Frank

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ASM Charity Space Memorabilia Auction May 2020

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11 - Apollo Lunar Landing Site Placemats: This is a set of 11 Apollo Lunar Landing Site placemats. These measure 11" x 17" and have a heavy lamination. They show the landing sites for all of the manned landings with a special mention of

0001: 11 - Apollo Lunar Landing Site PlacematsEst. $50-$100

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5 - McDonnell Douglas Unmanned Launch Information: This is a set of 5 McDonnell Douglas Corporation Launch Information booklets for the unmanned launches. They contain information about launch equipment, procedures and testing along with informative

0002: 5 - McDonnell Douglas Unmanned Launch InformationEst. $100-$200

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2 - Orbiting Astronomical Observatory (OAO-2) Badges: This is a pair of Orbiting Astronomical Observatory (OAO-2), nicknamed 'Stargazer', badges. The satellite never made it into orbit however. The payload fairing did not separate properly during ascent

0003: 2 - Orbiting Astronomical Observatory (OAO-2) BadgesEst. $100-$200

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1959 Army Ballistic Missile Agency Werner Von Braun: A 1959 ABMA (Army Ballistic Missile Agency) Publication that was put into a 3 ring binder during that period. This is an informative publication showing graphic details of how the different missile

0004: 1959 Army Ballistic Missile Agency Werner Von BraunEst. $200-$300

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20 - Early Various Satellite Photographs: There are 20 black and white original NASA 8" x 10" photographs of various satellites. These are all ground based photographs taken before launch. Some are artist renditions. Almost all have the blue

0005: 20 - Early Various Satellite PhotographsEst. $100-$200

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Early Postal Service Paramail Experiment Cover 1950: US Postal History cover for sale. This is the Paramail Experiment Cover 1950 with a 2 cent stamp and Airmail cancellation on it as pictured. Very unique and rare cover commemorating the experiment at

0006: Early Postal Service Paramail Experiment Cover 1950Est. $50-$100

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First Official Missile Mail 1959 Cover: Very rare First Official Missile Mail Cover. On June 8th 1959, the U.S. Navy submarine USS Barbero launched from International waters a nuclear capable turbojet cruise missile full of mail towards

0007: First Official Missile Mail 1959 CoverEst. $800-$1,000

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S.O.A.R. 1 Flight Rocket Mail 1960 with Stamps: A 1960 Rocket Mail cover from the Society of Applied Rocketry. This cover was flown on a Porpoise 1 Rocket and recovered. Along with the cover there is a block of 4 Rocket Mail souvenir stamps

0008: S.O.A.R. 1 Flight Rocket Mail 1960 with StampsEst. $50-$100

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4 - Early Rocket Research Institute Flown Covers: A set a 4 early Rocket Mail covers all flown and certified by the Rocket Research Institute. All dated from the 1960's. One was launched by Mrs. Robert Goddard. These are all hard to find and in

0009: 4 - Early Rocket Research Institute Flown CoversEst. $100-$200

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Robert Rushworth Signed Original X-15 Photograph: Robert Rushworth signed X-15 Original black and white photograph. This 8" x 10" vintage photograph shows the X-15 rolling out to launch and is hand signed by X-15 Pilot Robert Rushworth. It is in

0010: Robert Rushworth Signed Original X-15 PhotographEst. $100-$200

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B-52 Mother Ship Robert Rushworth Signed X-15: Robert Rushworth signed B-52 Mother Ship carrying the X-15 " color photograph. This 8" x 10" photograph shows the X-15 ready for launch and is hand signed by X-15 Pilot Robert Rushworth. This item is

0011: B-52 Mother Ship Robert Rushworth Signed X-15Est. $100-$200

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Chuck Yeager Signed X-1 'ERROR' Cover: Chuck Yeager signed 25th Anniversary Bell X-1 'error' cover. This cover printed with two errors by the printer. The cover has been hand corrected and signed by Brigadier General Chuck Yeager, the

0012: Chuck Yeager Signed X-1 'ERROR' CoverEst. $200-$300

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Pair of X-24B Pilot Signed Event Covers: A pair of X-24B Test flight covers signed by Test Pilots Mike Love and John Manke. Both dated from 1974 and in great condition. The lifting body tests were crucial to the design of the space shuttle.

0013: Pair of X-24B Pilot Signed Event CoversEst. $100-$200

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Scott Crossfield Signed Early X-15 Cover with Letter: This is a signed X-15 cover that is hand signed by Pilot Scott Crossfield. This 'lot' includes a hand signed and very early X-15 Captive Flight cover and a hand written note in response to a request

0014: Scott Crossfield Signed Early X-15 Cover with LetterEst. $200-$300

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5 - Gus Grisson Mercury Program NASA Numbered: These 5 original and numbered 8" x 10" NASA photographs are of Astronaut Virgil "Gus" Grissom preparing for his Mercury MR-4 mission and inspecting his Liberty Bell 7 Spacecraft. These are all period

0015: 5 - Gus Grisson Mercury Program NASA NumberedEst. $200-$300

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7 - MR-4/Liberty Bell 7 Assembled at Pad-5 Original: Seven original NASA black and white photographs of the on pad assembly of Mercury Redstone 4 / Liberty Bell 7 Mission. This was the second suborbital flight of the Mercury Program with Astronaut

0015A: 7 - MR-4/Liberty Bell 7 Assembled at Pad-5 OriginalEst. $100-$200

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8 - Gus Grissom Suit Up Liberty Bell 7/MR-4 Original: Eight Original NASA black and white photographs of Astronaut Virgil 'Gus' Grissom going through his pre-flight exam and suiting up for the second suborbital flight of the Mercury Program MR-4. These

0016: 8 - Gus Grissom Suit Up Liberty Bell 7/MR-4 OriginalEst. $100-$200

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8 - Gus Grissom Space Suit Checklist for MR-4 Original: Astronaut Virgil 'Gus' Grissom goes through a complete check of his Mercury Space Suit just before his scheduled suborbital mission MR-4, the second flight of the Mercury Program. These 8 photographs

0016A: 8 - Gus Grissom Space Suit Checklist for MR-4 OriginalEst. $100-$200

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8 - MR-4 Liberty Bell 7 Launch Original NASA: These eight photographs of Astronaut Virgil 'Gus' Grissom making his way into the Liberty Bell 7 Spacecraft for the second flight of the Mercury Program MR-4. These are all original NASA black and

0017: 8 - MR-4 Liberty Bell 7 Launch Original NASAEst. $100-$200

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11 - 'The Sinking of Liberty Bell 7' Original NASA: Eleven original NASA black and white photographs of the attempted recovery and eventual sinking of the Liberty Bell 7 Spacecraft along with the rescue and delivery of Astronaut Virgil 'Gus' Grissom

0017A: 11 - 'The Sinking of Liberty Bell 7' Original NASAEst. $300-$400

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4 - Mercury ERA Original NASA Issued Publications: These are 4 original NASA publications from the Mercury Program entitled 'Mercury Project Summary'/'4th Manned Orbital Flight'. Also, the '2nd and 3rd Manned Orbital Space Flight' and 'Project

0018: 4 - Mercury ERA Original NASA Issued PublicationsEst. $100-$200

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John Glenn Signed Mercury Items: This is an offering of a few items from John Glenn's Mercury Mission that includes two hand signed items by John Glenn and an additional signature by Annie Glenn, John Glenn's wife. Also, included

0019: John Glenn Signed Mercury ItemsEst. $200-$300

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26 - Photographs of Mercury Spacecraft Components: 26 original NASA 8" x 10" detailed photographs of Mercury Spacecraft components. These are detailed photographs from quality control mostly showing defects found in the spacecrafts either before or

0020: 26 - Photographs of Mercury Spacecraft ComponentsEst. $100-$200

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8 - Mercury Spacecraft #20 MA-9 Survival Kit: These are 8 black and white original NASA 8" x 10" detailed photographs of the MA-9 Mercury Spacecraft #20 Survival Kit. These show the survival kit from all angles and is great for anyone thinking

0021: 8 - Mercury Spacecraft #20 MA-9 Survival KitEst. $100-$200

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ASM Charity Space Memorabilia Auction May 2020

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Titusville, FL 32796

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