Space Memorabilia Auction 2003-11-09 Auction - 807 Price Results - Aurora in CA - Page 5
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Bell Canyon, CA, United States
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The Astronaut Gordon Cooper collection
On May 15-16, 1963, Gordon Cooper piloted the "Faith 7" spacecraft on a 22-orbit mission that concluded the operational phase of Project Mercury. Cooper then served as command pilot of the 8-day 120-revolution Gemini 5 mission on August 21, 1965. It was on this flight that he and pilot Charles Conrad established a new space endurance record by traveling a distance of 3,312,993 miles in an elapsed time of 190 hours and 56 minutes. Cooper also became the first man to make a second orbital flight and thus won for the United States the lead in man-hours in space by accumulating a total of 225 hours and 15 minutes.

The astronaut richard Gordon collection
Richard Gordon was one of the third group of astronauts named by NASA in October 1963. He served as backup pilot for the Gemini VIII flight. On September 12, 1966, he served as pilot for the 3-day Gemini XI mission. Gordon was subsequently assigned as backup command module pilot for Apollo 9. He occupied the command module pilot seat on Apollo 12, November 14-24, 1969. Other crewmen on man's second lunar landing mission were Charles Conrad, spacecraft commander, and Alan L. Bean, lunar module pilot.

The Virgil Grissom Family Collection
Virgil "Gus" Grissom was one of the original Mercury 7 astronauts and flew on MR-4 aboard Liberty Bell 7, the second United States suborbital Mercury flight. He later flew as commander of GT-4 with John Young. Grissom was in training for the first manned Apollo flight, Apollo I, when he was killed, along with fellow crew members Ed White and Roger Chaffee, when a spark in the Apollo Command Module triggered a fire in the 100% oxygen atmosphere. Part of his legacy to the space program is that this fire led to a complete redesign of the Apollo Command Module using non-flammable materials and a mixed oxygen/nitrogen atmosphere.
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Bean, Lousma & Garriott Autographs: Bean, Lousma & Garriott Autographs on each of two covers with LBJ Space Center Stamp Club cachets. The covers have Houston July 28 and Sep. 25 machine cancels. Similar lot.
0930: Bean, Lousma & Garriott AutographsEst. $150-$250
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Jack Lousma Autograph: Jack Lousma Autograph on the mat (11x14") surrounding a color photo (10x8") of the earth as reflected in Lousma's helmet visor. He has inscribed the mat: "Here's hoping the world will always look as
0931: Jack Lousma AutographEst. $100-$150Lot Passed
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Jack Lousma Autograph: Jack Lousma Autograph on the mat (11x14) surrounding a color photo (8x10") of Skylab as seen by Skylab III during rendezvous. Extensively inscribed on the mat. Striking.
0932: Jack Lousma AutographEst. $100-$150
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Michael Collins Autograph: Michael Collins Autograph (black ink) on the reverse of a 4" Skylab 3 crew patch from his personal collection. Rare. Ex. The Michael Collins collection.
0933: Michael Collins AutographEst. $250-$350Lot Passed
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SL-4 Crew Autograph: Carr, Gibson & Pogue Autographs on each of two covers with LBJ Space Center Stamp Club cachets. The covers have Houston Nov. 16, 1973 and February 8, 1974 machine cancels. Scarce.
0935: SL-4 Crew AutographEst. $150-$250
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SL-4 Crew Autograph: Carr, Gibson & Pogue Autographs on each of two covers with LBJ Space Center Stamp Club cachets. The covers have Houston Nov. 16, 1973 and February 8, 1974 machine cancels. Similar lot.
0936: SL-4 Crew AutographEst. $150-$250Lot Passed
Michael Collins Autograph: Michael Collins Autograph (black ink) on the reverse of a 4" Skylab 4 crew patch from his personal collection. Rare. Ex. The Michael Collins collection.
0937: Michael Collins AutographEst. $250-$350Lot Passed
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Skylab 4 Mission Chart: Skylab Mission Chart with Original Notations (56x23.5") An original SL-4 chart with red/blue handwritten notations by Deke Slayton. The notations appear to relate to ground tracking stations and the
0938: Skylab 4 Mission ChartEst. $500-$750
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ALT Program Flown US Silk Flag: Flown US Silk Flag (6x4") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate (11x14") that reads: "This flag was flown aboard the Orbiter 101 during the Approach and Landing Tests". The autographs
0940: ALT Program Flown US Silk FlagEst. $350-$500Lot Passed
ALT Autographed Photo: Autographed Photo A striking color photo of the Shuttle riding on the back of its 707 transport. The photo is signed by the Shuttle nose by Deke Slayton and by Tom McMurtry. It has also been signed
0941: ALT Autographed PhotoEst. $350-$500Lot Passed
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Haise, Fullerton, Engle & Truly Autos: Haise, Fullerton, Engle & Truly Autographs on the mat (20x16) surrounding a color photo (13x10") of the Orbiter being transported on its Boeing 707. Attractive.
0942A: Haise, Fullerton, Engle & Truly AutosEst. $150-$250
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ALT Manned Flight Awareness Medallion: Manned Flight Awareness Medallion mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate (11x14"). The back of the medallion reads: "The crews of the Approach and Landing Test Program are pleased to
0943: ALT Manned Flight Awareness MedallionEst. $150-$250
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Prototype Shuttle Tile: Prototype Shuttle Tile (6x6x1") An unusual tile that consists of an aluminum plate on which gray tile material has been applied. The plate has been marked with marker "SLA 561 Sprayed". ALSO included
0944: Prototype Shuttle TileEst. $150-$250
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Shuttle Portable "Ph Meter": Shuttle Portable "Ph Meter" (10x6x7") An interesting piece of equipment that includes a graph paper roll to record changes, a removable protective cover and four control knobs/dials. There is a
0945: Shuttle Portable "Ph Meter"Est. $100-$150
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Flight Rdy Shuttle Pressure Cntrl Gauge: Flight Ready Shuttle Pressure Control Gauge (8.5x8.5x3") An unusual three-gauge system that appears to be flight ready with inspection-sealed (July 22, 1969) input lines. The front panel opens. The
0946: Flight Rdy Shuttle Pressure Cntrl GaugeEst. $100-$150
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Shuttle Dehydrated Food: Shuttle Dehydrated Food This lot is comprised of dehydrated food in its original sealed plastic container. (I hope it tastes better than it looks.) A great and fascinating lot that truly represents
0947A: Shuttle Dehydrated FoodEst. $100-$150
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Shuttle Dehydrated Food: Shuttle Dehydrated Food Similar lot (and does not look any more appetizing).
0947B: Shuttle Dehydrated FoodEst. $100-$150Lot Passed
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Enterprise Era Switches and Connectors: Enterprise Era Shullte Switches and Connectors An interesting lot comprised of two connectors and an Enterprise era switch complete with switch guard. The markings on the guard read: "S/N Lamp 345,
0948: Enterprise Era Switches and ConnectorsEst. $50-$75
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STS Crew-Signed Lithographs: Crew-Signed Lithographs An unusual lot of what appears to be original, crew-signed photos/lithographs from STS 30 (x7), 39 (x12), 44 (x20) and 46 (x6). A few minor edge faults, otherwise a pristine
0949: STS Crew-Signed LithographsEst. $750-$1,000Lot Passed
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