Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

Sale 105

June 30 - July 1 2018 Manuscript, Space and Collectibles Sale

Shuttle

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 847		Shuttle Era Six Space Foods and One Bottle Vitamins, One Noted To Have Flown on MIR. We are very pleased to offer this collection of 7 total Shuttle era prepared foods and supplements likely flown. Offered are 4 freeze-dried, powdered or concentrated foods in 4 x 4 x 1½" square plastic containers, all still sealed. Included are Chocolate Instant Breakfast, Orange-Grapefruit Drink, Strawberries & Sweet and Sour Chicken. Also included is a can of Chocolate Pudding with pull-tab lid and fortified Peanut Butter in a foil bag (knead package before opening). Finally a sealed bottle of Theragran Vitamins (exp. April, 1998) with a notation written in pen on bottom of bottle "Flown on MIR, Dave Wolf, NASA-6 who spent 128 days on MIR." All have small blue velcro stickers affixed to them as well as different colored small round stickers. Fantastic collection for any level of collector of vintage space materials. Be sure to see the lot of Apollo era food products. Estimate Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $2,240
Lot 848		Fully Intact Instrument Pointing System (IPS) and Payload Electronics Assembly (PEA) Likely Flown. From the collection of aerospace memorabilia expert, Ken Havekotte, a fully intact Instrument Pointing System (IPS) and Payload Electronics Assembly (PEA). flown status presumed. Instrument was located in the Orbiter's payload bay area and proved a critical piece of the 3-axis gimbal system that provided precision pointing of a wide range of payloads. Research on Spacelab missions required that instruments be pointed with very high accuracy at stars, the sun, Earth or other targets of observation. Dates to mid-1980s, measures 9 x 9 x 5½" bearing a Dornier System tag reading: IPS-PEA Ser. No. 05 Typ Torquer EL 1 Electr., Nr 883-110120.00.0. In fine condition. Estimate Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $240
Lot 849		Collection of 4, Used Space Shuttle Hardware, Two Flown. Assortment of Space Shuttle hardware - flown status presumed with all pieces. 1) piece of Shuttle shock absorber material for a flown solid rocket booster "hold down post" of Launch Pad 39 6 x 6 x 3" with considerable expected wear. 2) Main engine related coolant flow flexible hoseline (15" in length) with two metal tags dated October 1980 and the other dated 1981 with PSI capacity with a third tag noting "Cleaned by NASA KSC component Refurbishment Laboratory " used for testing/simulation as one coupling has engraved "Not For Flight Use". 3) Flown right wing 'horse collar assembly" (28" in length) removed from STS-84, Shuttle Atlantis which flew May 1997, 144 orbits and 9 days in Space with NASA tag and nonconformance paperwork. 4) Likely flown Spacelab wiring harness and adapters which convey the extremes taken in insulation and safety. Zip tied but approximately 30" of wiring ending in capped metal coupling, and the other with large black couplers about 6". Estimate Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $312
Lot 850		Two Outstanding Flown Shuttle Items from the 1990s; Large Beta Blanket with Zip Fasteners and Insulator Bracket. Two flown Shuttle items from the 1990s. Most impressive is a large 26 x 28" flown Shuttle Orbiter Vehicle Beta ML1 Blanket (V519-365307-001) with zip (snap) fasteners and has NASA red vinyl tag affixed. Comes with handwritten COA from space ephemera expert, Ken Havekotte. The other flown item can be indentified to flight STS-94, Shuttle Columbia in 1997. The 9 x 3" bracket is from the elevon area of the wing and includes the NASA green tag for scrapping (V070-197-151-001) and also comes with description and signed authentication by Havekott. Estimate Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $384
Lot 851		Collection of Shuttle Ephemera: Flown Segments of Large US Flag (Atlantis), Bay Liner, Checklist Page and Blanket. Collection of Shuttle items most flown: 1) From Shuttle Atlantis, 3 segments from a US Flag, painted mid-fuselage above upper left wing painted on a Nomex felt blanket with pigmented silicon-base material from Dow Corning on fact sheet/COA with photo. 2) STS-51A Discovery flown checklist page property of Karol "Bo" Bobko with COA complimented with a signed cover. 3) Shuttle Columbia TCS Blanket, 4 x 7" with two NASA tags. 4) Likely flown bay liner with NASA reg tag flight not determined 5) 14 Space Shuttle Mission Charts from STS-3 to STS-61 A, 3 with stamps and Kennedy Space Center cancellations all in near-to-mint condition. Estimate Value $350 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $358
Lot 852		Over 15 NASA Manuals From The Early Shuttle Program to STS-1 to STS-5 Including Handwritten Notes. Huge collection of publications of manuals from the early Shuttle era. Best is a full spiral of the Flight Director's handwritten notes of details with a number of critical memos stapled inside dating as early as February 1970 to April, 1970, addressing issues of The Shuttle's capabilities, design criteria and payloads. A virtual diary of the early considerations. Several publications and stapled criteria of flight test operations and simulations of The Shuttle form the late 1970s. Finally a number of manuals from the first 5 Shuttle Flights with four STS-1 related manuals, including flight maps, charts and data files, mission planning and analysis and flight data file cue cards (coffee/water damage impacting only cover and first 4 pages but still very readable). The balance involve manuals for STS 2-5 including Oribital Flight Tests, Flight Operations and Crew Activity Plans. Full file box of reference materials from the personal collection of the flight director. Estimate Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $614
Lot 853		Two Flown Items on STS-1 and STS-29 Presentated in Lucite. Two commemorative paperweights given to select employees of NASA. The best is from the first flight of the Shuttle Orbiter "Columbia" (STS-1) a segment of a thermal tile which protected the Shuttle on reentry. 2¾ x 3¾" block with a ½ x ½" tile sample with flight director's name printed on COA within lucite. The other is exactly the same size and commemorates the TDRSS Space Network operational with a flown pin that was carried to space aboard The Discovery on STS-29 in March of 1989. Flight director's name is inscribed on lucite. Both in excellent condition. Estimate Value $125 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $563
Lot 854		STS-1 Flown US Flag on NASA Presentation Certificate To Deputy Diretor. Flown presentation US flag to Randy Stone technical expert for STS-1 whose claim to fame on this particular mission was giving the " no go for launch". "Yes sir. We do not understand what is happening here. (primary computer system) If it works through ascent, and I can't guarantee it's going to work when we bring these computers back alive to do entry. I am no go for launch………" 8 x 11" certificate with color images, cream colored paper stock, facsimile signatures with flag affixed with a double stick tape panel that has caused light toning of the flag on every one of these presentations. Nevertheless these are highly sought commemorations of the first Shuttle flight given to those most responsible for its success. Excellent condition. Estimate Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $992
Lot 855		STS-1 Crew Activity Plans and Detailed Displays and Controls Many With Notations. 3 fine workbooks and activity plans for STS-1, property of one of the NASA Crew Training and Procedures Division Members. The first is a publication of illustrations entitled Orbiter 102 Displays and Controls of various decks and stations all in great detail. The other two are crew activity plans used for simulation to the most minute detail, including additional notations made in wax pencil ranging from certain testing to "Shave/Brush Teeth." All three in excellent condition. They make for very interesting reading. Estimate Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $672
Lot 856		Collection of 2 Flight Operations Manuals and Large Personal Work Notebook form STS-1 and 1 from STS-2. STS-1, Shuttle Colombia launched April 12, 1981 ushering a new chapter in space missions which by chance coincided with the 20th anniversary of the first manned space flight. Mission was a test flight to accomplish a safe ascent into orbit and to return to Earth for a safe landing with only a minor payload of instrumentation to check all elements of the flight. From the operations director a Flight Data File Orbiter Systems Data Book dated 4/24/80 with charts but at least 20 fold-out pages illustrating displays and controls of the interior instrumentation and fantastic exterior illustrations with every feature of the shuttle indicated. STS-1 Flight Data File Ascent Checklist dated 3/3/81, a manual of several hundred pages with several pages containing handwritten notations and computations all addressing every imaginable detail with respect to ascent. Most interesting, a heavily referenced notebook about 3" thick with each page in a sleeve with charts, notes, memos many with handwritten figures, side notations, and illustrations most dated from 1980-1982 regarding STS -1. From STS-2 Flight Data File Entry Pocket Checklist dated 7/21/81 is included which contains schematics and technical aspects regarding pressure and cooling. Estimate Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $614
Lot 857		8 Manuals/ Deploy Checklists for STS-2, STS-6, STS-8 and STS-11 All Property of the Flight Director. Outstanding collection of 8 manuals all property of the Flight Director. 1.) STS-2 Flight Data File Crew Activity Plan. 2.) ST-6 Data File Payload Deploy Checklist and a Flight Rules Annex 3.) STS-8 Crew Activity Plan With highlighted notations and notes, a PAM Deploy Checklist, A Flight Rule Support Timeline 4.) STS-11 Flight Director's Console, Rendezvous Operations Manual and a PAM Deploy Checklist. Again a total of 8 operations manuals, all in excellent condition of these early Shuttle missions. Estimate Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $736
Lot 858		3 Flown Shuttle Patches & One US Flag On Commemorative Presentations, STS -6, STS-29, STS-41B. Outstanding collection of three (3) flown shuttle patches mounted on beautiful presentations in recognition of the contributions of of a veteran of NASA for over 3 decades. Included in this collection is STS-6 (Challenger), STS-29 (Discovery) which also includes a flown TDRS-R Communications Satellite Patch and a flown US flag signed by Director of Space Network and Administrator for Space Operations, and STS-41B (Challenger) which boasted the first untethered flight. Note the signatures here are photographed but the inscription apppears to be in Vance Brand's hand. Each presentation measure about 20 x 16". Estimate Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $800
Lot 859		STS-4 Shuttle Columbia, 5 NASA Work Manuals Dated April, May, June 1982. 3 NASA manuals for STS-4 (Columbia) property of the Flight Director notable as it carried a secret payload to detect missile launches that evidently failed. 1.) Ringed reference manual issued the Flight Operations Directorate Division, regarding Flight Data File Payload Systems Data and Malfunctions Procedures are actually two manuals one issued in April of 1982 and the revisions dated May 1982. These are crammed with pull out and detailed diagrams of the Shuttle focusing on a number of issues and details of specific areas. The Flight Data File Orbit Checklist is also included bringing this folio to three manuals. 2.) Space Transportation System, Flight Requirements for STS-4 dated May, 1982 and lays out mission objects, tests and other priorities required in these early Shuttle flights. 3.) Crew Activity plan which always make great reading because every activity during flight is scheduled almost to the minute, this seven days worth. All in excellent condition. Estimate Value $200 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $538
Lot 860		STS-26, "Return To Space" 5 Manuals; Timelines, Crew Activity Plans, Flight Rules, Operations & Summary. Five manuals from 1987 - 1988 having to with Shuttle Discovery Mission STS-26. STS-26 was declared "Return to Flight" being the first mission after The Challenger disaster and the first all veteran crew since Apollo 11 all having flown in space prior. Crew Activity Plans, Flight Rules Annex, Mission Operations, Support Timeline, Flight Readiness Review and Mission Summary. All five manual in excellent condition. Property of the Flight Director. Estimate Value $200 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $461
Lot 861		BF Goodrich Space Shuttle Nose Gear Flown Tire Segments from STS-27 Atlantis and STS-28 Columbia. Two small samples of flown nose gear tire segments (1 x 1") and one medium sized sample (2 x 2¼") used to fly on two missions, Shuttle Atlantis STS-27 and Shuttle Columbia STS-28 in the late 1980s. On sample is mounted on a card that gives facts and is also a COA. The other two samples come with an LOA with over 10 pages of facts and specifications prepared by space ephemera expert, Ken Havekott. Estimate Value $350 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $230
Lot 862		STS-27, Shuttle Atlantis, Mammoth Hinged Binder of the Flight Director, Comprehensive Mission Operations. Personal property of the Flight Director, a mammoth 3" inch hinged binder used for STS-27, Shuttle Atlantis deploying a single all-weather surveillance satellite for the US National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Flight also significant in that Atlantis' Thermal Protection System tiles sustained extensive damage during the flight from insulation which came off during lift-off. Fortunately disaster avoided; however, the crew was reportedly furious about the low level of concern. Once safely landed, over 700 tiles were damaged with one missing. Workbook has at least 25 tabbed chapters, a great number of schematics, panel designs, a number hand colored, flight rules, timelines and much more. Appears to be heavily referenced, but since printed on heavy stock or many pages sleeved, workbook remains in excellent condition and an absolutely fantastic study. Estimate Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $461
Lot 863		STS 41-C (Challenger) Unique Flown Patch and Cue Card Presented to the Flight Director. Flown patch and cue card flown during the first satellite repair mission aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger, April 6-13, 1984. Challenger's crew captured and repaired the malfunctioning Solar Maximum Mission ("Solar Max") satellite. Both items are nicely presented with color photos and a COA with thanks autographed by Commander Bob Crippen, Dick Scobee, James Van Hoften Terry Hart and Pinky Nelson on foam core and double matted. Piece measures 16 x 20" and is in excellent condition. Estimate Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $736
Lot 864		Total of 6 Flight Director's Manuals for STS-41B, 41C, and 41D. Fine collection of 6 manuals all from 1984 representing Shuttle Flights STS-41B, STS-41C and STS-41D. One double-ringed and thick binder actually consisting of three manuals representing flight profiles, plans, operation timelines and flight rules clearly used by the Flight Director with a couple of inserted memos one addressing the problems of increased dirt, dust and general debris floating in the cabin. From 41-C a Flight Data File Crew Activity Plan with comprehensive and detailed timelines. From 41-D three comprehensive handbooks, heavily tabbed involving checklists, SYNCOM Deploy Checklist an Orbit Checklists. Last a Mission Operations Directorate for All Flights final version 6/6/84. Also included is a NASA repair mission publication of STS-41C in the repair of the Solar Maximum Mission satellite or SolarMax, 16 pages and in color. All in fine used condition. Estimate Value $200 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $864
Lot 865		Commemorative Plaque to the Mission Operations Director with Patch and Flown Endeavour Flag STS -49. Two nice presentations to the mission operation director from 1996 to 2001. The plaque recognizes his service on 25 Shuttle Flights including 2 Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Missions, 5 Shuttle-Mir Flights and 10 ISS Assembly Missions. The other is a FLOWN flag of Shuttle Endeavour during the STS-49 mission May 1992 on a nice personalized certificate. Both in very fine condition, plaque had one scratch through plaque but touched up to minimize. Estimate Value $200 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $384
Lot 866		Three (3) Flown Shuttle Patches Mounted on Photo Presentations Inscribed and Signed by Crews, STS -51, 51-A, 51-D. Three (3) flown Shuttle patches mounted and presented on mounted and matted photographs to a key NASA director thanking him for his assistance. All inscribed and signed by the crews. The Shuttle flights represented are STS-51, STS-51A and STS-51D with all missions on Discovery. All presentations are 16 x 20" and in excellent condition. Estimate Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $563
Lot 867		STS 51-A, STS 51-D, STS 51-E, Flight Controller's Files, Handwritten Logs, and Mission Operation Manuals. NASA Flight Controller's collection of operational rules, activity plans for three Shuttle flights and most impressive several workbooks of handwritten logs and notes for STS 51-A and STS 51-D that intrigue. From STS 51-A two printed manuals addressing Crew Activity Plans and Final PAM Deploy Checklist, a heavily tabbed comprehensive reference manual. Also included is a spiral notebook, about 14 pages, handwritten by the Flight Controller involving a myriad of issues, as well as many loose memos and other inserted notes. Material from STS 51-D has a few stapled Daily Execute Packages and Flight Crew Reports. But significantly two notebooks full of memos and a very large number of handwritten pages in both. The Flight Director's observations, concerns, virtually a diary of issues in April of 1985, and makes for fascinating reading. Also two pictures of the payload with notations. From STS 51-E 3 manuals; Operational Flight Rules (preliminary and final) and assorted memos including Press Briefing. All in excellent used condition. Estimate Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,728
Lot 868		Eight (8) Deputy/Flight Director's Working Manuals from STS 41-D, STS 51-D, STS 51-E. Superb archive of 8 Shuttle Working Manuals from 3 Shuttle Missions. This collection, all from the Deputy Director, include manuals addressing Crew Activity Plans, Operational Flight Rules, Technical Crew Debriefing and Data File PAM Deploy check lists reference books. Also included is a handwritten full spiral notebook of notes, discussion, technical concerns, briefings and meeting that also includes memos and charts crammed into the front and back, again property all relating to STS 41-D of the Deputy Director All in excellent used condition with the spiral legible and well archived. Estimate Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $992
Lot 869		STS 51-L, Disastrous Last Flight of The Challenger, 7 Flight Director's Manuals & Files. The 25th Shuttle flight, STS 51-L, ended in catastrophic failure and destruction 73 seconds into flight killing the entire crew of seven. STS-51-L was scheduled to deploy the second in a series of Tracking and Data Relay Satellites, carry out the first flight of the Shuttle-Pointed Tool for Astronomy (SPARTAN-203) / Halley's Comet Experiment Deployable in order to observe Halley's Comet, and carry out several lessons from space as part of the Teacher in Space Project. Offered is the flight director's flight profile and flight data file, a heavily tabbed work manual which includes procedures, timelines and the like with occasional highlighted notations. The second manual is the Flight Data File Crew Activity Plan which gives comprehensive overviews, timelines and contingencies. Also included are two small file folders, one marked Press Brief and it addresses McAuliffe, Teacher in Space, the deployment of TDRS satellites. Another file is entitled Mid-Deck Experiments including a handwritten CHAMP (Comet Halley Active Monitoring Program) likely a quickly executed press statement and explanation, file updates and the like Two Orbital Operations Manuals one dated October, 1986, the other, Jan. 1986. Finally the Flight Data File IUS Deploy Checklist dated Dec. 1985 Crew Activity Plan manual and more. All in fine condition. Estimate Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,792
Lot 870		Collection of 3 Flown Shuttle Items and 3 Signed Sally Ride Pieces, First American Woman in Space. Nice Space Shuttle Collection: From three different Shuttle flights; Endeavour STS-54, Discovery STS-82, and Atlantis STS-86 the following three flown pieces: STS-54 Inconel 3x 2" cap segment stamped "scrap", STS-82 Payload Bay liner 10 x 6" and STS-86 cut section of a Thermal Control System Blanket all with fact sheets and COA. Complimenting this collection is a celebration of Sally Ride, the first American woman in space, is a signed NASA color portrait "To Sara, Sally Ride" a wonderful signed letter to a school in Toronto complimenting the student in a class for their interest in space, and finally a signed commemorative cover of STS-7 signed by Ride, Crippen, Thagard and Fabian. Estimate Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $563
Lot 871		STS 61-B Mission Operations Directorate Crew Activity Plan Final Revision. Mission Operations Directorate Crew Activity Plan Final Revision for the Shuttle Atlantis, STS 61-B, property of the flight director. Large 3-ring binder, hand made tabs, referenced (with numerous handwritten notations in the Crew Activity Plan sections) the notebook quite comprehensive addressing every aspect of the flight. This was Shuttle Atlantis' second flight and the 23rd Space Shuttle mission, a satellite deployment. Also this is the only flight in history to have an astronaut from Mexico on board, Rodolfo Neri Vela. Excellent used condition. Estimate Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $768
Lot 872		STS-71, The MIR Space Station and Shuttle Atlantis, Flown Patch, Flag and Assorted Files. STS-71 was the third mission of the US/Russian Shuttle-Mir Program and the first Space Shuttle docking to Russian space station Mir. From the collection of the Flight Director, a flown patch mounted on a NASA presentation certificate, unframed, to the Director. Also included is a Flown Flag (unmounted in same envelope with only a handwritten notation that it was flown on envelope) and brief notes. The file of notes covers a myriad of issues with regard to MIR (from 1993 to1995) including budgets for Russian Astronaut tour, training and what appears to be overlays for a presentation. The flown pieces are nice. Estimate Value $200 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $563
Lot 873		6 Flown Shuttle Items: 1 Solar Shield Blanket, STS-77, 1 MLI Blanket, STS-86 and 4 Liners with NASA ID Tags. Great Shuttle collection: Included one flown solar shield blanket 5 x 22" (TCS-5-12-0941) used on STS-77 (Endeavor) in May 1996 after 161 Earth orbits and 10 days in space and likewise with NASA tag (handwritten COA by Ken Havekotte) and one flown MLI blanket, 11 x 12", on STS-86 (Atlantis) in October 1997 after 170 Earth orbits and near 111 days in space stamped "scrap" still with coated plastic pins affixed (handwritten COA by Ken Havekotte) and finally four likely flown Shuttle bay liners each with orange NASA ID tags with handwritten inventory serial numbers, dated and marked obsolete. Liners range from 5 x 4" to 15 x 6" and have all been boldly stamped in red "SCRAP". Estimate Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $540
Lot 874		Full Crew Signed Photo of STS-95, Shuttle Discovery, John Glenn Flight, Collection of of Cdr. Curt Brown. One of the most remarkable Shuttle flights happened in the Fall of 1998 because it marked the return to space of Mercury Astronaut and former Senator, John Glenn. Offered is a crew signed NASA photograph, all suited for flight. All are all executed in black Flair. On verso, Commander Curt Brown has written "From My Person Collection, Curt Brown CDR, STS-95, Discovery" In perfect condition. Estimate Value $700 - 700 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $704
Lot 875		Leadership Appreciation Award to the Chairman of the STS -107 (Columbia) Accident Investigation Team March, 2004. Shadow box presentation award to the Chairman of the STS-107 Shuttle Columbia NASA Accident Investigation Team awarded just over a year after the catastrophe. The investigation determined eighty-two seconds into STS 107 lift-off, a sizable piece of debris struck the leading edge of the orbiter's left wing. During re-entry the damaged wing slowly over heated and came apart, eventually leading to loss of control and disintegration of Shuttle Columbia. Shadow box measures 12 x 16 x 3" and includes a beautifully executed plaque "In Appreciation For Your Leadership and Dedication as Chairman of the STS-107 NASA Accident Investigation Team March, 2004" with enamel emblems of the crew patch and NASA logo. Foam and tile fragments most likely not from the disaster but a solemn acknowledgment of the investigation. Obviously very scarce if not altogether unique. Estimate Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $660
Lot 876		Four Flown Shuttle Mission Patches, Three Flown US Flags & One Flown Apollo 11 25th Anniversary Flag. Great collection of four flown mission patches, three (3) flown US flags and one flown Apollo 11 25th Anniversary, all mounted on beautiful presentations to a flight director/technical engineer that represent 5 different Shuttle flights. Flights included are STS-43 (Atlantis) Flown Shuttle patch and US flag, STS-54 (Endeavour) with this presentation boasting the crew patch, the TDRS-6 patch which was flown and a US flag also flown. Next STS-61 (Endeavour) flown crew patch, which was the first servicing mission of the Hubble Space Telescope. STS-65 (Columbia) which carried into space Apollo 11, 25th Anniversary flags that were then mounted on presentation certificates and awarded to NASA directors. Last, STS-70 (Discovery) with presentation containing the crew patch and flown US flag and flown TDRS-7 patch. All in excellent condition with the presentations all approximately 16 x 20". Estimate Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,110
Lot 877		Collection of the Flight Director, "Lessons Learned" For 8 Shuttle Flights plus 3 Operations Interface Manuals. From the Flight Director of numerous Shuttle Missions a three-ring notebook entitled Lessons Learned, a collection of memos involving STS -5, STS-6. STS-7, STS-41 B, STS - 41 C, STS- 41 F, STS- 51 B and more issued to various operations directors. Some memos have been removed for two shuttle flights. At any rate, very concise sets of memos outlining issues and concerns of this particular Flight Director and make for fantastic reading. Complimenting the collected "lessons learned" are 3 Joint Operations Interface Procedure manuals, and system notes addressing all Shuttle Flights all dated around 1984-1985. Combined these documents reveal first hand operation challenges throughout all Shuttle Missions. Estimate Value $200 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $410
Lot 878		Six Books of Handwritten Recorded Notes, Observations, Issues, Tests by the Deputy Director 2001- 2003. An impressive collection of handwritten memos, observations, concerns, solutions, notes from meetings, literally diaries by the Deputy Director during many Shuttle Flights. Four of the six books are completely full and the other two by half. Books also contain printed memos, letters, Post-It notes, and such. We have kept them as received to the best of our ability. This is an unbelievable opportunity to experience the day-to-day work of a highly recognized and awarded, 37 year veteran of NASA. Handwriting very legible and makes for compelling reading for anyone with an interest in the Space Program. All six were well archived and remain in excellent condition. Estimate Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $348
Lot 879		NASA Medium Stowage Container, Class 1 Flight Hardware, ca. October, 2004. Stowage container, part #10105-10002-01, class 1 hardware likely flown on one or more of the last five Shuttle flights. Containers like this were used to hold a medical kit and attached to storage locker for easy access. Soft but reinforced navy colored fabric designed with no partition or stiffener and could be flattened after use: 7 x 5 x 5" and in very fine condition. Estimate Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $156