Edward Teller signed card man who invented atomic bomb

Edward Teller inventor of the Atomic bomb rare signed card with COA

Teller Edward Edward Teller, "Father of H-Bomb" Signed Time Cover A November 18, 1957 issue of Time Magazine (Volume LXX, Number 21) featuring Edward Teller (1908-2003) on the front cover, signed by t

Hungarian-born nuclear physicist (1908-2003) who worked with Fermi on the Manhattan Project and later assumed a leading role in the development of the hydrogen bomb. Three items signed by Teller: a gl

E. Teller "Father of H-Bomb" Signed Photo A photograph signed by celebrated physicist Edward Teller (1908-2003), as "Edward Teller" in black felt tip pen along the bottom. N.d., n.p. The glossy, black

A rare one page 8x10 quote on the thoughts of the man who dropped the atomic bombs he has signed with his rank Colonel and it is PSA DNA stickered as well

Atomic Bomb: Bockscar 8"x10" black and white photograph of Bockscar named after it's assigned commander, Frederick Bock, is the Army Air Forces B-29 bomber that dropped a Fat Man nuclear weapon over t

Atomic Bomb: Bockscar 8"x10" color photograph taken on Tinian after the war was over, the plane named after It's assigned Commander Fred Bock and is the Army Air Forces B-29 that dropped a Fat Man nuc

A 8x10 of the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb blast signed by the plane Enola Gays crew who dropped them Paul Tibbetts Tom Ferebee Dutch Van Kirk and the radio man too with COA

Atomic Bomb:Nagasaki. 8” x 10” black and white photograph of the Nagasaki bomb, Fat Man attachedto an electric monitor. The bomb was dropped on Nagasaki, Japan, August 9, 1945 by Bockscar.

Atomic Bomb: "Bockscar" is the name of the Army Air forces B-29 that dropped a Fat Man nuclear weapon over the Japanese city of Nagasaki during WWII. The "Bockscar" was piloted by the crew of another

EDWARD TELLER (1908 - 2003) American physicist, the "father" of the hydrogen bomb. S.P. 6" x 8" b/w, a close-up casual portrait signed in black marker. Fine.

limited edition of 50 art card hand signed and numbered by artist edward vela

Atomic Bomb : 5"x7" Black and white group photograph taken while waiting to be interviewed for a movie being conducted by 20 th Airforce Public Relations of the key men Involved in both Atomic Mission

EDWARD HOPPER Street Scene with a Man Playing an Organ Grinder. Pen and ink on card stock, circa 1900. 115x117 mm; 4¾x4¾ inches. Signed in ink, lower right recto.Provenance: Estate of the ar

Painting, acrylic on canvas, "Man's Heart is thru his Stomach", by Edward Carini, "Artist, Designer, Lyricist & Inventor", 45" by 35"

Includes Batman Batboat 1/25 scale model kit, Corgi Toys Batmobile, Artists signed Edward Vela collectors cards, and more, Largest box measures 6 1/2 x 9 1/4 x 3 3/4 inches.

Atomic Bomb: Color 8"x11" Image of 509 th Composite Group B29 " Straight Flush", the advance weather B29 that flew an hour ahead of the "Enola Gay" reporting weather conditions over the city Hiroshima

Landscape of Riders on Horses overlooking River and Old Man and the Mountain Signed "Edward Hill 1879" in gold Gild Frame - Canvas raised outward where it meets frame in lower left. Has some paint los

Atomic Bomb: 8" x10" black and white photograph, the only image known of the Bombardier on the " Enola Gay" alone with his Bombsight. Photograph was taken on Tinian after the Hiroshima mission. Tom Fe

Atomic Bomb: 8"x10" Group photograph of the Scientists that final assembled both Atomic Bombs on Tinian. The bombs were shipped as incomplete components requiring final assembly by teams on Tinian. Au

Atomic Bomb : 8"x10", image size slightly smaller approximately 4"x9", of possibly the last photograph of the Enola Gay as It is taking off for Hiroshima, August 6 th 1945 approximately 3:00 a.m. Tini

Atomic Bomb- The Great Artiste: Bill Barney (1923-2016). The Great Artiste was a B-29 Assigned to the 393 rd Bomb Squadron, 509 th Composite Group. It was the only aircraft to participate in both the

Bill Traylor (1854 - 1947) Signed lower center. Graphite on card. Scene depicts two men with jumping animal in between. Provenance: This information was provided by the Great-Grandson; Great-Grandpare

A nineteenth century KPM porcelain plaque with hand painted scene of men playing cards in a tavern. Artist signed indistinctly lower left, bears impressed KPM with sceptre mark on back. Ht: 13.75" Wd: