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Topic: My First Astronaut Autograph!
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skippy in space Member Posts: 240 From: Aberdeen Scotland Registered: Nov 1999
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posted February 16, 2004 02:50 PM
My first astronaut autograph was from the crew of STS-51A sent from the public relations office of KSC. I didn't actually ask for it but said I was interested in space.I'm actually not sure who my first serious through the mail was but it was some one who was free in 1998, I'm sure it was either Hartsfield or Brand. My first in person was Dick Gordon at Autographica 2000, then Walt Cunnigham, then Ed Mitchell and last was Al Bean First paid for was Shepard (about a month before he died along with a Dick Gordon and Pete Conrad) from Galaxy. It was supposed to be an Aldrin but Novaspace had run out of 10x8 and didn't think they were going to get any more but a year later things had changed. |
Jake Member Posts: 444 From: Issaquah, WA U.S.A. Registered: Jun 2002
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posted February 18, 2004 07:02 PM
One of my best interactions, and one of the first times I had an item signed was at a reading of Gene Cernan's "Last Man on the Moon" book. Gene is a class act all the way and there were only about 30 folks a the rather small bookstore he visited. He is a very fine speaker, and in such a small group... well I felt very fortunate. I have had numerous chances to work with Gene since then in my associatin with the Museum of Flight, but that first encounter with him certainly created one of the best memories. | |
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