A GROUP OF FOUR APOLLO 12 LUNAR MODULE FLOWN TIE

owned by the late Jim Harrington, a Grumman Aerospace Corporation operations engineer on the Lunar Module Program. This enigmatic 1.75 x 5.25 in. flown metal plate is identical in every respect to the

A hard to find and extremely detailed panoramic photograph from Moonpans. This photograph shows the 'Ocean of Storms' and has been signed by Apollo 12 Lunar Module Pilot Alan Bean with the added "Apol

These are four Apollo 12 Lunar Surface Contact Sheet photographs. They measure 8" x 10" and are in very good condition with a little wear. One does have binder holes at the top edge. They show differe

AS12-46-6751 - 6753. Image of N of Lunar module, including Pete's shadow. Vintage photgraphic print on fiber based paper 8" x 10"

An authentic section of Kapton Foil for the Lunar Module #6 better known as "Intrepid". This section measures about 6" x 6" and comes from Lunar Module Engineer, Marty Winkle. He retained the section

AS12-46-6754 - 6756. Image of N of Lunar module, including TV Camera. Vintage photgraphic print on fiber based paper 8" x 10"

AS12-46-6748 - 6750. Image from N of Lunar module, across western rim. Albean working at the MESA. View of antenna. Vintage photgraphic print on fiber based paper 8" x 10"

AS12-46-6776 - 6779. Images from SE of Lunar Module, Including Petes shadow and Landing gear. Vintage photgraphic print on fiber based paper 8" x 10"

AS12-46-6739 - 6740. Image from West of Lunar Module, Sunlight glare.

AS12-46-6772 & 6774. Image from SW of Lunar Module. Vintage photgraphic print on fiber based paper 8" x 10"

Color semi-glossy 8 x 10 photo of moonwalker Alan Bean descending the ladder of the Lunar Module Intrepid during the second lunar-landing mission, signed in gold ink, "Alan Bean, Apollo 12." Reverse b

An Apollo era collection of items consisting of lithographs, booklets, Apollo 12 patch, Grumman patch, Apollo match books, Apollo 16 button pin, Apollo 9 Lunar Module charm, Project Mercury 7 necklace

Four vintage and original NASA color photographs from the Apollo 12 mission that was the second Lunar Landing. These Lunar Surface photographs are all on 'A' Kodak Paper and measure 8" x 10". They are

Group of Four Vintage NASA/Space-Age Toys and Kits. 1960s. Including Nomura Apollo 11 Space Rocket (original box); Holdraketa Space Rocket (original box, side fin slightly loose); Airfix Apollo Lunar

A set of four vintage black and white photographs of the Apollo 9 Lunar Module "Spider" in free flight. These are all on 'A' Kodak Paper and show different images of the Lunar Module in flight. There

Four United States Apollo space mission coins and medals as follows: ---1969 Apollo 9 lunar module medal (1); ---1969 Apollo 11 first flight to the moon medal; ---1994 clad 5 Crown Turks & Caicos Isla

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

[NASA Space Exploration] U.S. Apollo 11 large group of medals. Commemorative medals issued for the Historical Flight of the Apollo XI Lunar Landing Mission successfully flown by Astronauts Edwin E. Al

Pete Conrad Four very rare near-sequential views of lunar surface located near the ALSEP site at the Ocean of Storms with unusual mounds and rocks, unpublished after the mission, Apollo 12, 14-24 Nove

This beautiful Lucite display contains Kapton Foil from the Lunar Module 'Spider' and was produced by the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation. It is number 163 of 200 and contains a section of Kapton Foi

Group of two Kapton insulation fragments from the Apollo 11 Command Module #107 "Columbia." These fragments were flown to the moon and back to Earth in July 1969 and removed after splashdown

Group of two Kapton insulation fragments from the Apollo 13 Command Module #109 "Odyssey." These fragments were flown for nearly 143 hours in space between April 11-17, 1970 and removed afte

Group of two Kapton insulation fragments from the Apollo 13 Command Module #109 "Odyssey." These fragments were flown for nearly 143 hours in space between April 11-17, 1970, and removed aft

Group of two Kapton insulation fragments from the Apollo 11 Command Module "Columbia." One side showing the gold foil that was affixed to the CM; the other side showing the blue-tinted silve