RETROROCKET - APOLLO L-M

NASA Apollo Mission "LM" Project Carrying Case Piece is 22" x 28" x 36" All items from the Estate of Charles Bell space auction in May of 2000 All item for this Auction Located in Orlando Florida Ware

A vintage Apollo LM (Lunar Module) Lighter made by Zippo and produced by Grumman Aerospace Corp.in Bethpage N.Y. in 1969 the builder of the Lunar Module Notes: Exhibited: #081

Original 70mm NASA color positive transparency film display depicting a lunar module being extracted with a view of Earth in the background from the Apollo 9 mission. Dated March 3 to March 13, 1969.

APOLLO 13 FRED HAISE'S ACTIVATION CHECKLIST USED BY HIM IN TRAINING Apollo XIII LM-7 Activation Checklist. Houston: Manned Spacecraft Center, March 25, 1970. 203 x 154 mm, Original stiff printed wrap

A Grumman Apollo 11 LM-5 poster that was printed from a negative flown to the moon. This has the signatures of all the Grumman employees that worked on the program. This is in good condition with wrin

Apollo 9, 3 mars - 13 mars 1969 #Flown #Nasa #COA Provenance : One of the most important European collections Rarissime checklist complete (LM EVA) ayant vole dans l’espace et cosignee par Jame

Earthrise during rendezvous with LM, Apollo 11, July 1969 Later gelatin silver prints (3) on fiber-base paper (negative numbers AS11-44-6649, 6651, 6652). A KODAK PAPER watermark on verso 20,3 x 25,4

Apollo 8 - 8 8 1/2" x 11" Glossy Prints, Apollo 9 Lunar Module Mission - 4 Large 11" x 14" Glossy Prints, Apollo Saturn V Liftoff, LM/3rd Stage in Space, Scott Outside Spacecraft, Lunar Module in Spac

AS14-66-9311. Showing the ridge to the south of the LM. Vintage chromogenic print on fiber based kodak paper 8" x 10" with NASA red mark in top margin.

A great event cover from the Apollo 9 mission "First TV from the LM Moon Landing Vehicle". This cover has been hand signed by Mission Commander James McDivitt. It is in near mint condition.

AS14-66-9313. showing the ridge to the south of the LM. Vintage chromogenic print on fiber based kodak paper 8" x 10" with NASA red mark in top margin

John Young driving the Lunar Rover back to the LM Orion, Charles Duke [Apollo 16], April 16-27, 1972, EVA 2 printed 1972vintage chromogenic print on fiber-based Kodak paper 10 h × 8 w in (25 &ti

Eugene Cernan Three photographs from the lunar surface as witnessed for the last time by humans from the CDR window of the LM Challenger before liftoff, Apollo 17, 7-19 December 1972, post EVA 3 Vinta

AS14-66-9315. Showing the ridge to the south of the LM. Vintage chromogenic print on fiber based kodak paper 8" x 10" with NASA red mark in top margin.

A hard to find Apollo 14 Guidance and Navigation pocket book from the Delco Electronics Corporation for the Apollo 14, AS-509, S/C-110, LM-8. This information packed pocket reference guide with fold o

From the Estate of Norman Silverman. The pin was awarded to Mr. Silverman by the Apollo program for his "successful efforts to improve safety and time in L-M high pressure factory tests with design of

From the Estate of Norman Silverman. The pin was awarded to Mr. Silverman by the Apollo program for his "successful efforts to improve safety and time in L-M high pressure factory tests with design of

A very rare section of the first Lunar Module LM-1. This scrap of material is from the personal collection of Lunar Module Pioneer Robert German and includes his launch viewing pass and one of his Gru

A large section of Kapton foil Approximately 8" x 8" removed from the LM-5's decent stage just days before launch while staged inside the Saturn V rocket at Launch pad 39-A. This repair was to replace

This very detailed publication has hundreds of pages with diagrams and charts and divided into 8 sections with CSM and LM software covered in detail. Also giving information on flight computers course

Showing the Rover tracks around the LM This Original numbered NASA red numbered photograph is printed on A KODAK PAPER and is on great condition Notes: Notes: CM-1

Inscribed and personalized to Scott MacLeod and his wife from the entire crew of Apollo 9 and in great condition. Scott MacLeod was Grumman's Chief test pilot for the LM program.The Picture of Scott M

The first US flag on the Moon, from the LM Eagle after the historic moonwalk, cover of LIFE (ON THE MOON, 8 December 1969) Vintage chromogenic print on fibre-based Kodak paper, [NASA photo No AS11-37-

A very large section of Kapton Foil from the Lunar Module #12 (LM-12) removed on the Launch Pad just days before the launch. This section measures about 5" x 6" and comes with an informative COA from