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Topic: 131416464449: Flown cargo identification cards
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Romeo-1
Member Posts: 15
From: Bridgetown, Nova Scotia, Canada
Registered: Jan 2015
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posted 02-05-2015 05:44 AM
  
I've recently started collecting space and would like to start small and work my way up. I'm most interested in actual items flown in space as opposed to souvenirs. I found these cargo identification cards on eBay (example) and thought one or two of these would be a good start. The seller has great feedback but I would like to hear from the experts. Are these items actually what the seller purports them to be? Thanks! |
Besixdouze
Member Posts: 235
From: Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Registered: Jan 2011
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posted 02-05-2015 06:00 AM
Donnis Willis of Lunar Legacies (llspaceauctions) is one of the very best. |
Chuckster01
Member Posts: 873
From: Orlando, FL
Registered: Jan 2014
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posted 02-05-2015 06:08 AM
Agree, 100% authentic. |
Romeo-1
Member Posts: 15
From: Bridgetown, Nova Scotia, Canada
Registered: Jan 2015
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posted 02-05-2015 06:22 AM
Great! Thanks for the intel! |
Dave_Johnson
Member Posts: 106
From:
Registered: Feb 2014
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posted 02-05-2015 08:03 PM
I bought an STS-120/Node 2 cargo card last August from Donnis' website. After I purchased it, I found an image that shows the exact card. The card I bought from Donnis is the bottom one in the row of three cards that are taped onto the lockers on the right side of the image. The image was taken just after Node 2 was attached to its temporary position on the station (per here). Can't get much better than that! I see that Donnis even used the same photo that I mention here in his eBay listing, as an example of how the cards are used. |
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