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SOYUZ TM-9: APOLLO XI ANNIVERSARY OMEGA SPEEDMASTER WORN ON 2 SPACEWALKS. Omega "Speedmaster Professional" wristwatch, 1989, 42mm diameter,. Sold for US$76,700 inc. premium

APOLLO 11: LUNAR SURFACE-FLOWN PGNS SHEET USED TO LAND "EAGLE" ON THE MOON. Double-sided sheet from the Apollo 11 Lunar Module Guidance & Navigation Dictionary, NASA/MSC, May 29-July 5, 1969, 8 x 5 1/2 inches, pp PGNS-32/PGNS-33,. Sold for US$44,800 inc. premium

SPACE SHUTTLE: PAIR OF 4000 SERIES EVA GLOVE ASSEMBLIES. Mixed materials, ILC, Dover, parts dated from 1988 to 1989, approximately 14 1/2 x 8 inches (365 x 205 mm) overall,. Sold for US$6,400 inc. premium

APOLLO 11: "RED NUMBER" ALDRIN AT TRANQUILITY BASE. ARMSTRONG, NEIL. Chromogenic color photograph, July 21, 1969, 8 x 10 inches (204 x 254 mm), NASA ID in red: AS11-40-5903,. Sold for US$5,120 inc. premium

APOLLO 16: FLOWN FLAG PRESENTED TO DEKE SLAYTON'S SECRETARY. Flown United States flag, 3 7/8 x 5 3/4 inches (99 x 146 mm), 1972, mounted to presentation certificate with Beta cloth mission emblem, 10 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches.. Sold for US$3,520 inc. premium

APOLLO 10: OBLIQUE VIEWS. Group of 18 vintage large format black and white photographs, May 21-23, 1969, 16 x 19 3/4 inches (405 x 503 mm).. Sold for US$3,520 inc. premium

LUNAR ORBITER IV: MARE IMBRIUM, NORTH POLE REGION. Vintage silver gelatin print photograph on 3 joined sheets, May 23, 1967, approximately 18 1/4 x 21 1/2 inches (461 x 545 mm),. Sold for US$2,880 inc. premium

WALLY SCHIRRA'S PILOT SUNGLASSES. Standard-issue military sunglasses by General Optical, c.1965, 5 5/8 x 1 3/4 x 5 1/2 inches, gold-colored metal with straight-prong supports and green-gray lenses.. Sold for US$2,880 inc. premium

LUNAR ORBITER V: GIANT TELEPHOTO PANORAMA. 10 vintage large format silver gelatin prints joined to form a single panorama, August 6-18, 1967, approximately 17 x 67 1/2 inches (434 x 1715 mm), photo number V-030-H1-H3,. Sold for US$2,560 inc. premium

KIM POOR ORIGINAL PAINTING OF SATURN. Acrylic on canvasboard, titled "Neighbors," 1980, 12 x 24 inches (305 x 610 mm),. Sold for US$2,304 inc. premium

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1 — OPERATION PAPERCLIP: WERNHER VON BRAUN & PEENEMUNDE. The Story of Peenemunde or What Might Have Been. [U.S. Army, Research and Intelligence] c.1945.

2 — OPERATION PAPERCLIP: FORT BLISS OLD TIMERS REUNION BOOK. Old Timers Reunion. Huntsville, AL, Brown Engineering Company, 1961.

3 — DELTA J CONTRACTOR'S MODEL. Mixed materials, approximately 22 tall, [mid-1960s], with engraved metal plaque on base reading: "Douglas / Improved Delta."

4 — DELTA M ROCKET CONTRACTOR'S MODEL. Mixed materials, approximately 19 inches tall, McDonnell Douglas, [late 1960s], label on wooden base reads: "McDonnell Douglas / DSV-3L / Long Tank Delta."

5W — AIR-TO-AIR MISSILE CONTRACTOR'S MODEL. Mixed materials, approximately 16 x 13 x 24 inches, [1970s?], on metal stand, painted green, gray and black with "United States" and U.S. Air Force logo labels.

6 — DOUGLAS DC-7C SEVEN SEAS CUTAWAY CONTRACTOR'S MODEL. Mixed materials, 8 x 24 inches, Douglas, [mid-1950s],

7 — LIGHTWEIGHT FIGHTER PROGRAM: PAIR OF NORTHROP IN-HOUSE MODELS. 2 models, mixed materials, Northrop, 1970s, both 1:40 scale, approximately 500 and 435 mm long,

8 — HIGH ALTITUDE FLIGHT SUIT WITH HELMET. High Altitude Flight Suit Cover Assembly, CSK-9A/P22S-6, October, 1972; High Altitude Helmet, HGK-19/P22S-4, November, 1973; Helmet Cushion Assembly 16556G-05ALCYO, July 1972, all David Clark Co. Inc.

9 — SPUTNIK PROGRAM: ORIGINAL POSTER FOR SPUTNIK 1, 2 & 3. Lithographed poster in colors, Moscow, July 19, 1958, after V. Victorov, 35 1/4 x 22 inches (900 x 562 mm),

10 — SOLRAD/GREB SPY SATELLITE FULL-SIZE CONTRACTOR'S MODEL. Full-size contractor's model, polished aluminum and mixed materials,

11 — THE MECURY SEVEN: PHOTOGRAPH SIGNED BY ALL 7 ASTRONAUTS. Silver gelatin print photograph, 1959, approximately 8 x 10 inches (204 x 254 mm).

12 — THE MERCURY SEVEN: LARGE FORMAT SIGNED BY ALL. Original photograph, January 1961, 9 15/16 x 13 3/8 inches (252 x 340 mm), mounted to board, 16 x 20 inches,

13 — YURI GAGARIN SIGNED VOSTOK 1 FIRST DAY COVER. Pictorial cover, April 12, 1961, 4 3/8 x 5 1/8 inches (111 x 156 mm), stamped and cancelled on the day of the Vostok 1 flight,

14 — VOSTOK 1: YURI GAGARIN SIGNED LAUNCH DAY POSTCARD. Printed postcard, April 12, 1961, 5 13/16 x 4 1/8 inches (148 x 105mm), stamped and cancelled on the day of the Vostok 1 flight,

15 — YURI GAGARIN SIGNED POSTCARD. Printed postcard, c.1961, 4 1/8 x 5 13/18 inches (105 x 147 mm),

16 — THE MERCURY SEVEN: LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH SIGNED BY ALL 7 ASTRONAUTS. RALPH MORSE. Large format silver gelatin print photograph, May 2, 1961, 11 x 14 (280 x 353 mm),

17 — THE MERCURY SEVEN IN THEIR SPACESUITS SIGNED BY ALL ASTRONAUTS. Printed illustration, 9 3/8 x 7 inches (238 x 177 mm), mounted to board.

18 — YURI GAGARIN SIGNED & INSCRIBED POSTCARD. Postcard, 1961, 5 7/8 x 4 1/8 inches (149 x 104 mm),

19 — MERCURY-REDSTONE 4: VIRGIL GRISSOM SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH. Silver gelatin print photograph Signed ("Virgil I. Grissom'), c.1961, 4 x 5 inches,

20 — MERCURY-ATLAS 6: JOHN GLENN SIGNS ONE OF THE FIRST HUMAN-CAPTURED PHOTOGRAPHS FROM SPACE. Chromogenic color photograph, February 20, 1962, 11 1/8 x 13 1/2 inches (282 x 343 mm),

21 — MERCURY-ATLAS 6: JOHN GLENN SIGNED ITEM GROUP.

22 — MERCURY-ATLAS 8: WALLY SCHIRRA'S PERSONAL ACHIVE OF DOCUMENTS RELATED TO HIS FLIGHT. A group of items belonging to Wally Schirra and relating to Mercury Atlas 8 (MA-8)

23 — PROJECT MERCURY: WALLY SCHIRRA'S PERSONAL COLLECTION OF SOUVENIRS. A Large group including:

24 — MERCURY-ATLAS 9: GORDON COOPER'S POST FLIGHT REPORT & FILES. 2 Typescripts and 2 additional items, each 8 1/2 x 11 inches:

25 — PROJECT MERCURY: CONTRACTOR'S MODEL. Injection-molded plastic model, early 1960s, approximately 6 x 3 3/4 inches, made by Topping of Akron, OH for McDonnell Aircraft,

26 — PROJECT MERCURY: BOOK SIGNED BY 3 MERCURY ASTRONAUTS. SWENSON, LOYD, S., JAMES GRIMWOOD & CHARLES ALEXANDER. This New Ocean: A History of Project Mercury. Washington, D.C.: GPO, 1966.

27 — LARGE FORMAT SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH OF THE "NEW NINE." Large format chromogenic color photograph, September 17, 1962, 10 7/8 x 13 5/8 inches (277 x 346 mm), NASA ID: [S-62-6759]

28 — SOVIET COSMONAUTS SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH. Silver gelatin print photograph, July 1965, 5 1/2 x 7 11/16 inches (140 x 195 mm),

29 — VOSTOK 1-6: COSMONAUT-SIGNED KNIGA 6-COVER SET WITH GAGARIN, ETC. Set of 6 covers, Moscow, January 10, 1964, 94 x 164 mm each, each stamped with corresponding mission postage stamp and each postmarked,

30 — PROJECT GEMINI: ROCKETDYNE SE-6 ROCKET ENGINE ON CONTRACTOR'S DISPLAY. Mixed materials, mid-1960s, 250 mm long, 208129-02602-04989 and PN208915-6I SN 409I479 on rocket body, seated on contractor's stand,

31 — GEMINI III: VIRGIL GRISSOM'S OWN MISSION PATCH. Embroidered cloth crew mission emblem, 1965, circular form, 3 1/2 inches (89 mm) diameter,

32 — GEMINI IV: ED WHITE & JIM MCDIVITT-SIGNED SPACEWALK PHOTO PRESENTATION. Group of 4 chromogenic color photographs, June 3, 1965, matted together,

33 — GEMINI V: GORDON COOPER'S FLOWN MISSION PATCH. Flown embroidered cloth crew mission emblem, August 21-29, 4 inches (102 mm) diameter, 1965,

34 — GORDON COOPER'S GEMINI COLLECTION. A collection of about 20 items from Gordon Cooper's Gemini Collection comprising:

35 — PROJECT GEMINI: PAIR OF FLOWN HEAT SHIELD FRAGMENTS IN LUCITE. Each approximately 35 x 40 mm pie slice-shaped fragment, 1964-1966,

36 — GEMINI PROGRAM: SIGNED LAUNCH DAY COVER GROUP. 3 pictorial covers, each 3 5/8 x 6 1/2 inches (93 x 165 mm):

37 — APOLLO PROGRAM: NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION CONTRACTOR'S MODEL OF APOLLO SPACECRAFT. Mixed materials, North American Rockwell, mid 1960s, 530 mm (20 3/4 inches) tall on base,

38 — APOLLO 1: LARGE FORMAT SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH OF THE CREW IN TRAINING. Large format chromogenic color photograph, August 1966, 11 x 13 11/16 inches (279 x 347 mm),

39 — APOLLO 1: CREW PATCH FROM THE COLLECTION OF GORDON COOPER, GIVEN TO HIM BY GUS GRISSOM. Circular cloth crew emblem, [1966], 3 1/2 inches (87 mm) diameter,

40 — APOLLO 1-ERA PRESSURE GARMENT ASSEMBLY (PGA) ADAPTER WITH SURPLUS TAG. Mixed materials, approximately 490 mm (19 1/4 inches) long, North American Aviation, c.1967, part no V16-601557-31,

41 — WALLY SCHIRRA'S PILOT SUNGLASSES. Standard-issue military sunglasses by General Optical, c.1965, 5 5/8 x 1 3/4 x 5 1/2 inches, gold-colored metal with straight-prong supports and green-gray lenses.

42 — APOLLO 7: CREW-SIGNED "RED NUMBER" PHOTOGRAPH. Color chromogenic color photograph, October 11, 1968, 8 x 10 inches (202 x 253 mm), NASA ID in red: S-68-33744;

43 — APOLLO 8: MOON FLOWN FLAG & EMBLEM PRESENTED TO FRED HAISE. Flown U.S. Flag, silk, 3 3/4 x 6 inches (97 x 152 mm) & flown Apollo 8 crew emblem, cloth, 4 x 4 1/2 inch (115 x 103 mm) triangular form,

44 — APOLLO 8: MOON-FLOWN SILVER ROBBINS MEDALLION. Gilded sterling silver triangular form medallion, 1 1/2 x 1 3/8 inches (38 x 25 mm) with jump ring,

45 — APOLLO 8: LARGE FORMAT EARTH RISE SIGNED & INSCRIBED BY FRANK BORMAN. Large format color photograph, 30 x 29 1/2 inches,

46 — APOLLO 8: FLOWN COMMAND MODULE HEAT SHIELD FRAGMENT IN LUCITE. Cylindrical heat shield fragment, 1968, approximately 15/16 x 1 9/16 inches (24 x 41 mm), encased in cylindrical-form Lucite mold,

47 — APOLLO 8: CREW-SIGNED "RED NUMBER" PHOTOGRAPH. Chromogenic color photograph, November 1, 1968, 8 x 10 inches (203 x 253 mm), NASA ID in red: S-69-53187,

48 — APOLLO 8: FLOWN KAPTON FOIL WITH CONTRACTOR'S LUCITE MISSION EMBLEM PAPERWEIGHT. 2 items:

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OPERATION PAPERCLIP: WERNHER VON BRAUN & PEENEMUNDE.
The Story of Peenemunde or What Might Have Been. [U.S. Army, Research and Intelligence] c.1945.

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OPERATION PAPERCLIP: FORT BLISS OLD TIMERS REUNION BOOK.
Old Timers Reunion. Huntsville, AL, Brown Engineering Company, 1961.

3 —
DELTA J CONTRACTOR'S MODEL.
Mixed materials, approximately 22 tall, [mid-1960s], with engraved metal plaque on base reading: "Douglas / Improved Delta."

4 —
DELTA M ROCKET CONTRACTOR'S MODEL.
Mixed materials, approximately 19 inches tall, McDonnell Douglas, [late 1960s], label on wooden base reads: "McDonnell Douglas / DSV-3L / Long Tank Delta."

5^W —
AIR-TO-AIR MISSILE CONTRACTOR'S MODEL.
Mixed materials, approximately 16 x 13 x 24 inches, [1970s?], on metal stand, painted green, gray and black with "United States" and U.S. Air Force logo labels.

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DOUGLAS DC-7C SEVEN SEAS CUTAWAY CONTRACTOR'S MODEL.
Mixed materials, 8 x 24 inches, Douglas, [mid-1950s],

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LIGHTWEIGHT FIGHTER PROGRAM: PAIR OF NORTHROP IN-HOUSE MODELS.
2 models, mixed materials, Northrop, 1970s, both 1:40 scale, approximately 500 and 435 mm long,

8 —
HIGH ALTITUDE FLIGHT SUIT WITH HELMET.
High Altitude Flight Suit Cover Assembly, CSK-9A/P22S-6, October, 1972; High Altitude Helmet, HGK-19/P22S-4, November, 1973; Helmet Cushion Assembly 16556G-05ALCYO, July 1972, all David Clark Co. Inc.

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SPUTNIK PROGRAM: ORIGINAL POSTER FOR SPUTNIK 1, 2 & 3.
Lithographed poster in colors, Moscow, July 19, 1958, after V. Victorov, 35 1/4 x 22 inches (900 x 562 mm),

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SOLRAD/GREB SPY SATELLITE FULL-SIZE CONTRACTOR'S MODEL.
Full-size contractor's model, polished aluminum and mixed materials,

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THE MECURY SEVEN: PHOTOGRAPH SIGNED BY ALL 7 ASTRONAUTS.
Silver gelatin print photograph, 1959, approximately 8 x 10 inches (204 x 254 mm).

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THE MERCURY SEVEN: LARGE FORMAT SIGNED BY ALL.
Original photograph, January 1961, 9 15/16 x 13 3/8 inches (252 x 340 mm), mounted to board, 16 x 20 inches,

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YURI GAGARIN SIGNED VOSTOK 1 FIRST DAY COVER.
Pictorial cover, April 12, 1961, 4 3/8 x 5 1/8 inches (111 x 156 mm), stamped and cancelled on the day of the Vostok 1 flight,

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VOSTOK 1: YURI GAGARIN SIGNED LAUNCH DAY POSTCARD.
Printed postcard, April 12, 1961, 5 13/16 x 4 1/8 inches (148 x 105mm), stamped and cancelled on the day of the Vostok 1 flight,

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YURI GAGARIN SIGNED POSTCARD.
Printed postcard, c.1961, 4 1/8 x 5 13/18 inches (105 x 147 mm),

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THE MERCURY SEVEN: LARGE FORMAT PHOTOGRAPH SIGNED BY ALL 7 ASTRONAUTS.
RALPH MORSE. Large format silver gelatin print photograph, May 2, 1961, 11 x 14 (280 x 353 mm),

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THE MERCURY SEVEN IN THEIR SPACESUITS SIGNED BY ALL ASTRONAUTS.
Printed illustration, 9 3/8 x 7 inches (238 x 177 mm), mounted to board.

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YURI GAGARIN SIGNED & INSCRIBED POSTCARD.
Postcard, 1961, 5 7/8 x 4 1/8 inches (149 x 104 mm),

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MERCURY-REDSTONE 4: VIRGIL GRISSOM SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH.
Silver gelatin print photograph Signed ("Virgil I. Grissom'), c.1961, 4 x 5 inches,

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MERCURY-ATLAS 6: JOHN GLENN SIGNS ONE OF THE FIRST HUMAN-CAPTURED PHOTOGRAPHS FROM SPACE.
Chromogenic color photograph, February 20, 1962, 11 1/8 x 13 1/2 inches (282 x 343 mm),

21 —
MERCURY-ATLAS 6: JOHN GLENN SIGNED ITEM GROUP.

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MERCURY-ATLAS 8: WALLY SCHIRRA'S PERSONAL ACHIVE OF DOCUMENTS RELATED TO HIS FLIGHT.
A group of items belonging to Wally Schirra and relating to Mercury Atlas 8 (MA-8)

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PROJECT MERCURY: WALLY SCHIRRA'S PERSONAL COLLECTION OF SOUVENIRS.
A Large group including:

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MERCURY-ATLAS 9: GORDON COOPER'S POST FLIGHT REPORT & FILES.
2 Typescripts and 2 additional items, each 8 1/2 x 11 inches:

25 —
PROJECT MERCURY: CONTRACTOR'S MODEL.
Injection-molded plastic model, early 1960s, approximately 6 x 3 3/4 inches, made by Topping of Akron, OH for McDonnell Aircraft,

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PROJECT MERCURY: BOOK SIGNED BY 3 MERCURY ASTRONAUTS.
SWENSON, LOYD, S., JAMES GRIMWOOD & CHARLES ALEXANDER. This New Ocean: A History of Project Mercury. Washington, D.C.: GPO, 1966.

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LARGE FORMAT SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH OF THE "NEW NINE."
Large format chromogenic color photograph, September 17, 1962, 10 7/8 x 13 5/8 inches (277 x 346 mm), NASA ID: [S-62-6759]

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SOVIET COSMONAUTS SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH.
Silver gelatin print photograph, July 1965, 5 1/2 x 7 11/16 inches (140 x 195 mm),

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VOSTOK 1-6: COSMONAUT-SIGNED KNIGA 6-COVER SET WITH GAGARIN, ETC.
Set of 6 covers, Moscow, January 10, 1964, 94 x 164 mm each, each stamped with corresponding mission postage stamp and each postmarked,

30 —
PROJECT GEMINI: ROCKETDYNE SE-6 ROCKET ENGINE ON CONTRACTOR'S DISPLAY.
Mixed materials, mid-1960s, 250 mm long, 208129-02602-04989 and PN208915-6I SN 409I479 on rocket body, seated on contractor's stand,

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GEMINI III: VIRGIL GRISSOM'S OWN MISSION PATCH.
Embroidered cloth crew mission emblem, 1965, circular form, 3 1/2 inches (89 mm) diameter,

32 —
GEMINI IV: ED WHITE & JIM MCDIVITT-SIGNED SPACEWALK PHOTO PRESENTATION.
Group of 4 chromogenic color photographs, June 3, 1965, matted together,

33 —
GEMINI V: GORDON COOPER'S FLOWN MISSION PATCH.
Flown embroidered cloth crew mission emblem, August 21-29, 4 inches (102 mm) diameter, 1965,

34 —
GORDON COOPER'S GEMINI COLLECTION.
A collection of about 20 items from Gordon Cooper's Gemini Collection comprising:

35 —
PROJECT GEMINI: PAIR OF FLOWN HEAT SHIELD FRAGMENTS IN LUCITE.
Each approximately 35 x 40 mm pie slice-shaped fragment, 1964-1966,

36 —
GEMINI PROGRAM: SIGNED LAUNCH DAY COVER GROUP.
3 pictorial covers, each 3 5/8 x 6 1/2 inches (93 x 165 mm):

37 —
APOLLO PROGRAM: NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION CONTRACTOR'S MODEL OF APOLLO SPACECRAFT.
Mixed materials, North American Rockwell, mid 1960s, 530 mm (20 3/4 inches) tall on base,

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APOLLO 1: LARGE FORMAT SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH OF THE CREW IN TRAINING.
Large format chromogenic color photograph, August 1966, 11 x 13 11/16 inches (279 x 347 mm),

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APOLLO 1: CREW PATCH FROM THE COLLECTION OF GORDON COOPER, GIVEN TO HIM BY GUS GRISSOM.
Circular cloth crew emblem, [1966], 3 1/2 inches (87 mm) diameter,

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APOLLO 1-ERA PRESSURE GARMENT ASSEMBLY (PGA) ADAPTER WITH SURPLUS TAG.
Mixed materials, approximately 490 mm (19 1/4 inches) long, North American Aviation, c.1967, part no V16-601557-31,

41 —
WALLY SCHIRRA'S PILOT SUNGLASSES.
Standard-issue military sunglasses by General Optical, c.1965, 5 5/8 x 1 3/4 x 5 1/2 inches, gold-colored metal with straight-prong supports and green-gray lenses.

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APOLLO 7: CREW-SIGNED "RED NUMBER" PHOTOGRAPH.
Color chromogenic color photograph, October 11, 1968, 8 x 10 inches (202 x 253 mm), NASA ID in red: S-68-33744;

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APOLLO 8: MOON FLOWN FLAG & EMBLEM PRESENTED TO FRED HAISE.
Flown U.S. Flag, silk, 3 3/4 x 6 inches (97 x 152 mm) & flown Apollo 8 crew emblem, cloth, 4 x 4 1/2 inch (115 x 103 mm) triangular form,

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APOLLO 8: MOON-FLOWN SILVER ROBBINS MEDALLION.
Gilded sterling silver triangular form medallion, 1 1/2 x 1 3/8 inches (38 x 25 mm) with jump ring,

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APOLLO 8: LARGE FORMAT EARTH RISE SIGNED & INSCRIBED BY FRANK BORMAN.
Large format color photograph, 30 x 29 1/2 inches,

46 —
APOLLO 8: FLOWN COMMAND MODULE HEAT SHIELD FRAGMENT IN LUCITE.
Cylindrical heat shield fragment, 1968, approximately 15/16 x 1 9/16 inches (24 x 41 mm), encased in cylindrical-form Lucite mold,

47 —
APOLLO 8: CREW-SIGNED "RED NUMBER" PHOTOGRAPH.
Chromogenic color photograph, November 1, 1968, 8 x 10 inches (203 x 253 mm), NASA ID in red: S-69-53187,

48 —
APOLLO 8: FLOWN KAPTON FOIL WITH CONTRACTOR'S LUCITE MISSION EMBLEM PAPERWEIGHT.
2 items: