1972 APOLLO 16 USS TICONDEROGA CREW PATCH

A GROUP OF SIX NASA PRINTS, A "RED NUMBER" PHOTO AND EPHEMERA, APOLLO 16, CREW SIGNED, CIRCA 1972, comprising four color offset lithographs, "Prime Crew of Tenth Manned Apollo Mission, Thomas K. Matt

The Grand Finale of Project Apollo: the Last Men on the Moon safely back to Earth on board USS Ticonderoga (two photos), NASA [Apollo 17], 19 December 1972 printed 1972vintage gelatin silver prints on

A great cover with the Apollo 16 Crew mission logo stamp and the Kennedy Space Center postmarked on the day of launch. This cover is in pristine condition. Notes: Notes: RC-1

(2) Tokens: 1972 Apollo 16 and Sioux City 1889 Corn Palace: “Corn is King.”

Group lot of 10 embroidered patches made by the Lion Brothers Company, including eight Apollo 16 patches, each 4.25″ in diameter, an Apollo 13 patch 4″ in diameter, and an Apollo 14 patch

Vintage and original Apollo 7 crew patch. This Texas Art Embroidery 4" round crew patch is extremely rare. This type of patch was worn by the crew on their recovery jump suits. This patch is in near m

Apollo 17 "White Eagle" Crew patch. A vintage and original cloth back Apollo 17 official crew patch. This is the crew patch worn on the recovery ships. Several flown examples have been sold over the y

Dated August 21, 1972 memorandum from Kurt H. Debus Civil Defense Director to his employees thanking them for there work on the Apollo 16 mission with a lithograph copy of a gift from the space crew.

A vintage and original Apollo 13 crew patch. These vintage NASA issued patches were not only worn by the crew on their post flight jump suits but examples were carried on the mission as souvenirs. The

A vintage Apollo 12 "Sparky" Crew patch manufactured by Dallas Cap & Emblem. This patch is from the time of the Apollo 12 mission. These vintage patches were flown on the mission. This one is in very

This Original Cloth back patch design was worn by the crew on their post-flight jump suits at recovery. This example has neve been worn and is in new condition. Notes: Notes: SW-1

Uncommon color satin-finish 10 x 8 full-length photo of John Young standing near the lunar rover during an Apollo 16 EVA, signed in silver ink, "The Moon, April 21, 1972, John Young, Apollo 16 CDR." I

This original earth orbit chart dated February 15th 1972 for the Apollo 16 mission measures 13 1/2 inches tall by 41 inches long. Depicts earth revolutions one and two, the trans lunar injection burn,

An Apollo 14 mission Crew patch that was awarded by NASA Apollo 14 Crew to the KSC Apollo 14 Support Team for recognition of the vital role and responsibility they contribute to the success and safety

An Apollo 8 Embroidered Crew Patch from the personal collection of Grumman Test Astronaut Glennon Kingsley. This very desirable AB Emblems patch is in near mint condition and comes with Kingsley's cop

An exceedingly rare Apollo 15 "Silver Thread" crew patch. According to Command Module Pilot Al Worden, even the crew members only received a few of these patches each. This crew patch has the "XV" in

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Charles Duke (American, b. 1935) The Command Module and the Earth both rising over the lunar horizon, Apollo 16, April 1972. Stamped "RCA Astro-Electronics Div. 72-8-549C" on the verso. Vintage chro

Charles Duke (American, b. 1935) John Young at the back of the Lunar Rover at Stone Mountain's Station 6, EVA 2, Apollo 16, April 1972. NASA HQ caption on the verso. Vintage gelatin silver print, im

Two vintage and original Apollo 11 Beta Cloth crew patches that are still in their original packaging from the Roma Chemical Company and Owens Corning Company. These are in near mint condition with mi

John Young A very rare far-ultraviolet photograph of the Earth from the lunar surface taken with the UV astronomy camera, Apollo 16, 16-27 April 1972, EVA 1Vintage gelatin silver print on fire-based p

Though unattributed, this lot is associated with the Apollo IX crew and luanch. The patch is likely newer.

A GROUP OF THREE NASA ASTRONAUT PRINTS AND A PATCH, APOLLO 12, CREW SIGNED, 1969-1973, comprising three offset color lithographs, "Prime Crew of First Manned Skylab Mission," signed in black ink by Jo

NASA Apollo-Soyuz Test Project cloth crew patch issued To Deke Slayton in 1975. With a certificate of authenticity.Donald K. "Deke" Slayton was selected as one of the original Mercury Seven