U.S.S.R. SPACE PROGRAM - KONSTANTIN TSIOLKOVSKY MEDALS

Hoard of over 450 duplicate aluminum portrait medals commemorating the opening of Tsiolkovsky's eponymous museum. Obverse bears a bust-length 3/4 profile depiction of Tsiolkovsky with his name raised

[Soviet Russia Space Exploration] Group of commemorative medals honoring the Russian and Soviet rocket scientist and pioneer of astronautic theory. Comprises: 1.) Four bronze medals with portrait obve

“Apollo-Soyuz Test Project”, issued by The Bank for Foreign Trade of the USSR, stamped “900”, numbered “00309/10000”, measures approximately 1 1/4 inch in diameter. Total weight 1.110 troy

Issued (in 1964) to honor Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, Moscow mint, stamped “900”, measures approximately 1 1/8 inch in diameter. Total weight 0.545 troy oz. Proof condition.

Issued to honor Cosmonaut Alexey Leonov, Moscow mint, stamped “900”, measures approximately 1 1/8 inch in diameter. Total weight 0.545 troy oz. Proof condition.

Issued to honor Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova, Moscow mint, stamped “900”, measures approximately 1 1/8 inch in diameter. Total weight 0.550 troy oz. Proof condition.

Group of vintage Franklin Mint and Galaxy Medal Co. medals commemorating NASA flights from the 1960's and 1970's. Includes: 1) 42 .999 fine silver medals spanning various Gemini, Mercury and Apollo mi

Large Group of 90 Vintage Russia Soviet Union USSR Space Program Buttons Pins.

USA and USSR Space Medal, International Space Station

Lot of three Space Program medal sets, including "The Apollos" (13 medals) and two of the same Project Gemini Series sets (10 in each), with bill of sale and Certificates of Authenticity from Galaxy M

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

COLORIZED IN PLASTIC CASE, CASE IS CRACKED. APPROX. 4 1/4" X 2 1/4" UNC

(lot of 8) United States token and medal group, 1876-1972, consisting of Dead Buffalo/Dead Indian trade dollar token; Expo 70 Osaka Japan Apollo Space Capsule Coin Medal, NASA program; C.N. Cotton 250

Russian physicist (1857-1935) who pioneered the study of rocketry and cosmonautics and whose discoveries were of crucial importance in the development of manned space travel. ALS in Russian, four page

Group of medalets and medals struck in various base metals spanning the nascent years of the C.C.C.P. space program through the 1970s. Includes Apollo-Soyuz sets, Russian rocket pioneers, Vostok missi

Nasa Grumman 1st Manned Luna Module Landing Pin, Apollo Nasa Pin, Fairchild Republic Pin (no back), T46A Rollout Medal, T46A Tie Tack and Apollo X11 Sticker. From the Estate of Norman Silverman. The p

(lot of 6) NASA souvenirs, (1) Apollo 8 medal, Borman, Lovell, Anders, crew carried on first flight to moon, 1968; (1) Apollo 11 medallion in plastic with stand, made from medal of space crafts Columb

[Soviet Russia Space Exploration] Bronze medal with depiction of the Cosmodrome Baikonur Monument. Reverse bears legend, in Cyrillic "Here the Genius of the Soviet People Started the Bold Space Conque

[Soviet Russia Space Exploration] 9 commemorative medals issued on the occasion of the launch of the first Earth satellite on October 4, 1957. Obverse bears Cyrillic legend "Glory to the Soviet Scienc

[Soviet Russia Space Exploration] Large group with duplicates comprising: 1.) Seven bronze medals with smiling Gagarin wearing cosmonaut helmet with the Kremlin in background. All 65mm. 2.) Three bron

[Soviet Russia Space Exploration] 15 of First Issue by the Academy of Science of the U.S.S.R. Verso depicts rocket launching over Moscow with Cyrillic legend "In the Glory of the Great Motherland / Ja

SOVIET SPACE PROGRAM SIGNED PHOTO OF THE FIRST SIX COSMONAUTS. Chromogenic color photograph, 130 x 235 mm, Signed by 6 cosmonauts in the lower margin, Novosti Press Agency, 1964 stamp on the verso. S

Tom Sachs Delica 4 Space Program folding knife SpydercoUSA, 2008fiberglass-reinforced nylon, stainless steel .375 h x 1.5 w x 4.25 l in (1 x 4 x 11 cm) Knife features an etched signature

FOUR SIGNED SPACE PROGRAM RELATED COLLECTOR'S EDITIONS, EASTON PRESSFour (4) leather-bound volumes from Easton Press, each signed and with certificate of authenticity: "John Glenn: A Memoir"