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Topic: FS: Mercury and Gemini artifacts
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Zoo Keeper
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Registered: Feb 2021
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posted 07-11-2026 11:21 AM
   
Hi all, I have the following artifacts available for purchase. Please email for photographs and inquiries. Currently only shipping to US addresses. - Gemini XII checklist page originating from the collection of Jim Lovell and flown in space for nearly four days on the final crewed mission of Project Gemini. This page is part of the mission procedures checklist and displays lines to record inadvertent circuit breaker actuation. Sheet #80 of the Gemini XII Mission Procedures Manual B checklist. Checklist S/N 122. Final page in checklist before back cover page. Sold through RR Auction by Jim Lovell to Chet Diamond in 2010 and the checklist was split into individual pages by Diamond in 2014. Includes a COA and accompanying provenance documentation. Asking $500 plus shipping.
- Gemini corn chowder food package from the collection of Robin D. Wagoner, Procedures Writer for McDonnell Aircraft during Mercury and Gemini Programs. This food item was used at McDonnell for evaluation and training in the Gemini spacecraft. Asking $450 plus shipping.
- Project Mercury tracking and ground instrumentation network packet produced by NASA and Western Electric. Contains numerous multi-page documents from various contractors and more than a dozen glossy photos on the tracking stations that made Mercury possible. Asking $150 plus shipping.
- Mercury Friendship 7 world tour invitation. Following John Glenn’s Mercury Atlas 6 orbital mission, Mercury spacecraft Friendship 7 embarked on a world tour between April and August 1962. Dubbed as the spacecraft’s fourth orbit, Friendship 7 visited 24 countries and was seen by more than four million people. A three-day exhibition in Seoul, South Korea beginning July 30th was the spacecraft’s final international stop before returning to the United States. This event invitation was sent by American Ambassador to Korea Samuel Berger to American Diplomat Philip Habib to celebrate the spacecraft’s first day of display in Seoul and originates from personal documents of Habib. Displayed in an accompanying polypropylene display presentation with foamboard exhibit label. Includes paperwork from Stuart Lutz Historic Documents, who acquired Habib's papers. Asking $75 plus shipping.
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