posted 03-27-2018 10:36 AM               

Here they are in alphabetical order. I will insert a few photos, but please write if you would like a higher-res photo or more details.

• SOLD Aldrin, Buzz. Signed 6"x8" collage of his Gemini/Apollo accomplishments, produced years ago by CollectSPACE and buzzaldrin.com. On archival photo paper. $125
  

• SOLD Apollo 8. Recovery cover (USS Francis Marion) signed by the recovery helicopter crew - pilots and divers. Commander Donald Jones later also flew that famous Sikorsky Sea King #66 to recover the Apollo 11 crew. $40

• SOLD Apollo 10 John Young and Gene Cernan. ISP: 8"x10" NASA litho of crew in WSS, inscribed and with "Best wishes" by Young, signed by the future moonwalkers. $250
  

• SOLD Borman, Frank. ISP: 8"x10" NASA litho with Gemini model, inscribed "To the faculty and students of Sycamore Jr. High School" and with added "Apollo 8." $40

• Brand, Vance. SP: 8"x10" NASA portrait litho with shuttle in background. $40

• Carpenter, Scott. SP: 8"x10" color business suit litho. $75

• Carpenter, Scott. TLS: 1970, on his personal stationery, two paragraphs assuring that "All photographs and letters bearing my signature have been personally signed by me"; with mailing envelope. $75

• Cernan, Gene. ISP: A great inscription including "Thanks for helping us make history - and have a lot of fun!" signed on a 16"x20" matte, with an 11"x14" photo of him on the lunar surface. $150

• SOLD Conrad, Charles. Signed 1977 check. Made out by him to the Douglas Aircraft Co., which build the Saturn V's third stage that sent him to the moon... but this check is PROBABLY for something else. $50

• European astronauts. Commemorative 1984 space postcard signed by Ulf Merbold and Sigmund Jahn (1st Germans), Bertalan Farkas (1st Hungarian), Dumitru Prunariu (1st Romanian). ALSO a 2004 postcard with his image signed by Andre Kuipers, a small SP of Umberto Guidoni, and a small ISP of Hans Schlegel and Reinhold Ewald showing them floating in zero-G. $50 for all four items.

• Evans, Ron. ISP: 8"x10" WSS litho. First he just signed it in black "Best wishes / Ron Evans / Apollo 17" and it would have been worth hundreds if he'd stopped there, but then he went back and personalized it and dated it, dang it, in blue. Bonus: a little part of the top right corner is missing. $60

• SOLD Glenn, John. Signed 1978 Senate memo regarding fellow Senators cosponsoring of a joint resolution. With one of his calling cards (just "John Glenn / United States Senator / Ohio and a gold seal of the United States" with no contact information, which I think is great. Also a photocopy of a handwritten memo also signed by Jesse Helms. $75

• Both SOLD Haise, Fred. SP: 8"x10" collage of nine images showing LM Aquarius drifting away. Haise wrote in silver "She sure was a good ship!" and added "Apollo 13 Lunar Module Pilot." Or the same image with a different inscription: "Farewell Aquarius." $75
  
  
• SOLD Irwin, Jim. ISP: 8"x10" litho of him on the lunar surface with the usual printed "His love from the moon"; he added "Harry". $75
  
• SOLD Irwin, Jim. ISP: 8"x10" litho of him on the lunar surface inscribed to "Michael." $75
  
• SOLD Irwin, Jim. 1985 check, signed "James B. Irwin" $40
  
• Irwin, Jim. Signed pamphlet with his WSS photo, NOT inscribed $75

• Kohoutek, Lubos. Signed space treaty: he added "Discovered Comet Kohoutek (1973) on 18 Mar. 1973." $25

• SOLD Lovell, James. SP: 8"x10" crew litho at steps of simulator. $50

• McCall, Robert M. ISP: 8"x10" of him posing while working on the Johnson Space Center mural. $25

• McDivitt, James A. TLS: 11/2/1970 NASA letter as Manager, Apollo Spacecraft Program, sending autographs and returning the dollar sent for them, suggesting it be donated to the sender's church. Left margin has small stains and partial hole punches. $60

• SOLD Mitchell, Ed. SP: 8"x10" awesome photo from a Suzuki ad campaign, with him in a suit and white dress shoes on a Suzuki motorcycle. $40

• Musgrave, Story. DS: original 1972/73 NASA document for his spacesuit fitting - he developed the suit and was back-up science pilot for the first Skylab mission. With details of measurements, and a Skylab stamp. $50