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SKYLAB-3 OWEN GARRIOTT'S PROTOTYPE INFLIGHT JACKET.
Prototype Brown Coverall Jacket, Welson & Co., 1970, with zippered front,
Prototype Brown Coverall Jacket, Welson & Co., 1970, with zippered front,
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SKYLAB-3
OWEN GARRIOTT'S PROTOTYPE INFLIGHT JACKET.
Prototype Brown Coverall Jacket, Welson & Co., 1970, with zippered front, white nylon vertical stripes down length of front and back, "O. GARRIOTT" Beta Cloth emblem to left chest, Beta Cloth NASA "meatball" to right chest, Beta Cloth U.S. flag to left shoulder, snap fastened utility pockets to each shoulder, velcro-attached pocket to right chest revealing plastic-medical inlet hole, small rectangular pocket above revealing opening, arm vents at back. Label inside collar reads:
COVERALL, JACKET
P/N: BN-1060-003
S/N: PROTOTYPE CONFIGURATION ONLY
[NOT]? FOR FLIGHT USE
SUBJECT: GARRIOTT
CONTRACT NO: NAS 9-10702, TASK [#]? 2
DATE OF MFG.: 5/13/70
MFG. BY: WELSON & CO., INC.
Skylab 3, sometimes mistakenly referred to as Skylab 2, was the second crewed mission to the American space station Skylab. The three crew members, Commander Alan Bean, Science Pilot Owen Garriott and Pilot Jack Lousma, spent over 58 days docked at Skylab performing numerous experiments including medical activities, solar observations, Earth resources, etc. The mission emblem, labeled Skylab 2 due to a NASA management error, featured Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man to represent the emphasis on medical experiments.
The above jacket is similar to the final flown design with the elastic waistband, utility pockets, collar and zippered front, although the vertical white stripes make this arguably more fashionable.
Prototype Brown Coverall Jacket, Welson & Co., 1970, with zippered front, white nylon vertical stripes down length of front and back, "O. GARRIOTT" Beta Cloth emblem to left chest, Beta Cloth NASA "meatball" to right chest, Beta Cloth U.S. flag to left shoulder, snap fastened utility pockets to each shoulder, velcro-attached pocket to right chest revealing plastic-medical inlet hole, small rectangular pocket above revealing opening, arm vents at back. Label inside collar reads:
COVERALL, JACKET
P/N: BN-1060-003
S/N: PROTOTYPE CONFIGURATION ONLY
[NOT]? FOR FLIGHT USE
SUBJECT: GARRIOTT
CONTRACT NO: NAS 9-10702, TASK [#]? 2
DATE OF MFG.: 5/13/70
MFG. BY: WELSON & CO., INC.
Skylab 3, sometimes mistakenly referred to as Skylab 2, was the second crewed mission to the American space station Skylab. The three crew members, Commander Alan Bean, Science Pilot Owen Garriott and Pilot Jack Lousma, spent over 58 days docked at Skylab performing numerous experiments including medical activities, solar observations, Earth resources, etc. The mission emblem, labeled Skylab 2 due to a NASA management error, featured Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man to represent the emphasis on medical experiments.
The above jacket is similar to the final flown design with the elastic waistband, utility pockets, collar and zippered front, although the vertical white stripes make this arguably more fashionable.