Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

Sale 121

May 26-27 Collectibles Auction

Apollo (1967-1972)

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 664		Apollo Era Artifacts with One Flown on ASTP: Beta Cloth, Kapton Foil. Three nicely presented Apollo era artifacts all mounted on informative LOas. 1.) Flown segment of Kapton foil removed from heat shield of the ASTP Command Module #111 which flew 136 orbits around the Earth from July 15-24, the historic high point of course being the docking with the Soviet Union Soyuz spacecraft, authenticated by Ken Havekotte. Also included are two First Day covers, one Russian the other American each postmarked July 15, 1975 as well as each country's insignia stickers. 2.) Several samples of Apollo Lunar Module Kapton Thermal Blanket affixed to a very informative LOA which explains its use on the Lunar Module which provided protection from the extremes in heat and cold during the descent and ascent, authenticated by Ken Havekotte. 3.) Apollo Beta Cloth sample with image of space suit and label explaining its development and use. All items in excellent condition and very appealing. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 665		Apollo 7 Crew Signed Splashdown Recovery Cover Signed By Walter Schirra, Donn Eisele And Walter Cunningham. Apollo 7 Splashdown Recovery cover and October 22, 1968 USS Essex postmark. Signed by Walter Schirra, Donn Eisele and Walter Cunningham. Estimated Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $240
Lot 666		Apollo 7, 8, 9 and 10 Glass Slides With views of The Earth And Lunar Surface From The Collection Of Dick Underwood. A lot of 29 glass slides from Apollo missions 7 through 10, with the better slides listed as follows; AS8-13-2225, AS8-13-2244, AS9-19-2998, AS9-21-3181, AS9-24-3632, AS9-24-3655 and AS10-34-5013. Please note that most show signs of sticking and the lot comes with LOA from Underwood family. Estimated Value $200 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $192
Lot 667		Four Unusually Sized and Signed Photos plus One Book: James Lovell Apollo 8 & 13, Alan Bean A-12 Edgar Mitchell A-14 & Al Worden A-15. Five excellent signed pieces: James Lovell, Apollo 8 and Apollo 13, has autographed a fine 14 x 11" color photo of the Apollo 8 crew (some light creasing at top) and has autographed the title page of his book "Lost Moon" about the Apollo 13 flight which was the source material of Ron Howard's APOLLO 13 film. Book is virtually mint as is the dust jacket. Both come with Loas by Steve Zarelli. Alan Bean signed "SpaceShots", 5½ x 3½" portrait trading card slabbed and certified authentic by Beckett Authentic. Edgar Mitchell: Autographed giant color image the Apollo 11 take off signing "Edgar Mitchell, Apollo 14". Oversized 20 x 16" JSA Certified Authentic Al Worden signed image of the moon, "Al Worden Apollo 15" with photo cropped almost exactly square to be 11¾ x 11¾" Great pieces. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $288
Lot 668		Apollo 8: Vintage Chromogenic Print, 'Earth Rise Over Moon', Red Serial Number, Blank on Verso, 'A Kodak Paper'. Choice, near-to-mint, vintage Apollo 8, NASA chromogenic 8 x 10 photo, red serial number AS8-14-2383, with no printing on verso. Iconic "Earth View" photo with lunar surface in foreground which still astounds today. These particular photos were not publicly issued and used internally or to contracted agencies. On verso in top corner is written very nicely in pen, "Apollo 8, December, 1968" and is the reason not graded virtually mint. Estimated Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $8,700
Lot 669		Withdrawn	Unsold
Lot 670		Apollo 8 Earthrise Transparencies Including "Earthrise" AS8-14-2383. Total of 5 5x4 transparencies from Apollo 8 which include the following image numbers; 68-HC-870, AS8-14-2383, and AS8-14-2384. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $180
Lot 671		Stunning Apollo 8,12,13,14,15,16 and 17 Glossy Black and White Black Numbered Photos From The Collection Of Dick Underwood. Group of black numbered 10x8 vintage glossy black and white Apollo photos consisting of the following (11) Apollo 8 (6) Apollo 12 (1) Apollo 13 (4) Apollo 14 (4) Apollo 15 (4) Apollo 16 and (1) Apollo 17 with tear to the upper right corner. Total of thirtyone photos in good condition and comes with LOA from Underwood family. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $600
Lot 672		Apollo 10 Crew Signed Launch Cover Signed By Thomas Stafford, John Young And Eugene Cernan. Apollo 10 cover with stamped mission emblem cachet and May 18, 1969 Kennedy Space Center postmark. Signed by Thomas Stafford, John Young and Eugene Cernan. Estimated Value $700 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $420
Lot 673		Great Group Of Apollo 10,14 and 16 Red Serial Number Photos From The Collection Of Dick Underwood. A lot of vintage 10x8 red numbered NASA photos with "A Kodak Paper" watermark from the following Apollo missions; Apollo 10 (1), Apollo 14 (9) and Apollo 16 (5). Most are shots of the Lunar surface experiments and photos show signs of damage and toning. Total of fifteen photos in the lot. Comes with LOA from Underwood family. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,170
Lot 674		Apollo 11: Flown Film On Board LCM 'Columbia', Placed on LM 'Eagle' and Accompanied Armstrong and Aldrin to the Surface of the Moon and Back. "A Small Part of History". Flown Apollo 11 Hasselblad film segment to the surface of the moon at Tranquility Base on July 20, 1969. 107 photographs were taken on this film roll which returned on July 24, 1969. 1 x 1 centimeter (a larger segment than most) is mounted on a Letter of Authenticity and personally signed and certified by Dick Underwood as Richard W. Underwood, Supervisory Aerospace Technologist Lyndon B. Johnson Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas. Mint. Estimated Value $1,000 - UP Richard (Dick) W. Underwood Signed Authentication and LOA. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,110
Lot 675		Apollo 11: Flown Film On Board LCM 'Columbia', Placed on LM 'Eagle' and Accompanied Armstrong and Aldrin to the Surface of the Moon & Back. "A Small Part of History". Second offer of a flown Apollo 11 Hasselblad film segment to the surface of the moon at Tranquility Base on July 20, 1969. 107 photographs were taken on this film roll which returned on July 24, 1969. 1 x 1 centimeter (a larger segment than most) is mounted on a Letter of Authenticity and personally signed and certified by Dick Underwood as Richard W. Underwood, Supervisory Aerospace Technologist Lyndon B. Johnson Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas. Mint. Estimated Value $1,000 - UP Richard (Dick) W. Underwood Signed Authentication and LOA. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,140
Lot 676		Apollo 11: Flown Film On Board LCM 'Columbia', Placed on LM 'Eagle' and Accompanied Armstrong and Aldrin to the Surface of the Moon & Back. "A Small Part of History". Flown Apollo 11 Hasselblad film segment to the surface of the moon at Tranquility Base on July 20, 1969. 107 photographs were taken on this film roll which returned on July 24, 1969. 6¾mm x 10¾mm (larger than most) is mounted on a Letter of Authenticity and personally signed and certified by Dick Underwood as Richard W. Underwood, Supervisory Aerospace Technologist Lyndon B. Johnson Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas. Mint. Estimated Value $1,000 - UP Richard (Dick) W. Underwood Signed Authentication and LOA. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,170
Lot 677		Apollo 11 Belgium Stamp Sheet Signed By Neil Armstrong. Belgium Sieger stamp sheet commemorating the Apollo 11 Moon landing, depicting the crew and Armstrong's first Lunar step. Signed by Neil Armstrong and includes a letter of authenticity from Steve Zarelli. Estimated Value $900 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $720
Lot 678		Apollo 11: Flown Film On Board LCM 'Columbia', Placed on LM 'Eagle' and Accompanied Armstrong and Aldrin to the Surface of the Moon & Back. "A Small Part of History". Flown Apollo 11 Hasselblad film segment to the surface of the moon at Tranquility Base on July 20, 1969. 107 photographs were taken on this film roll which returned on July 24, 1969. 6¼mm x 9½mm is mounted on a Letter of Authenticity and personally signed and certified by Dick Underwood as Richard W. Underwood, Supervisory Aerospace Technologist Lyndon B. Johnson Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas. Mint. Estimated Value $900 - UP Richard (Dick) W. Underwood Signed Authentication and LOA. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,110
Lot 679		Apollo 11: Flown Film On Board LCM 'Columbia', Placed on LM 'Eagle' and Accompanied Armstrong and Aldrin to the Surface of the Moon & Back. "A Small Part of History". Flown Apollo 11 Hasselblad film segment to the surface of the moon at Tranquility Base on July 20, 1969. 107 photographs were taken on this film roll which returned on July 24, 1969. 7mm x 10mm is mounted on a Letter of Authenticity and personally signed and certified by Dick Underwood as Richard W. Underwood, Supervisory Aerospace Technologist Lyndon B. Johnson Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas. Mint. Estimated Value $900 - UP Richard (Dick) W. Underwood Signed Authentication and LOA. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,110
Lot 680		Apollo 11 70MM Film Roll That Includes Many Iconic Photos With Film Canister From The Collection Of Dick Underwood. Several different cuts of 70MM film from Apollo 11, which include many iconic photos and slight sticking to a few images. Label on the can reads the following "70MM Color Print Apollo 11 Mags N, R, S and V". Comes with LOA from Underwood family. Estimated Value $800 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $9,900
Lot 681		Apollo 11: Flown Film On Board LCM 'Columbia', Placed on LM 'Eagle' and Accompanied Armstrong and Aldrin to the Surface of the Moon & Back. "A Small Part of History". Flown Apollo 11 Hasselblad film segment to the surface of the moon at Tranquility Base on July 20, 1969. 107 photographs were taken on this film roll which returned on July 24, 1969. 5¼ mm x 9¼ mm is mounted on a Letter of Authenticity and personally signed and certified by Dick Underwood as Richard W. Underwood, Supervisory Aerospace Technologist Lyndon B. Johnson Spacecraft Center, Houston, Texas. Mint. Estimated Value $800 - UP Richard (Dick) W. Underwood Signed Authentication and LOA. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,020
Lot 682		Apollo 11-12 Collection: Three Signed Pieces by Buzz Aldrin Two by Mike Collins, Two Signed Photos by Dick Gordon, Signature by Charles Conrad. Apollo 11 collection with three fine autographs by second Moonwalker, Buzz Aldrin including his iconic "white suit" 8 x 10" color portrait inscribed (not in Aldrin's hand) and autographed (most definitely in his hand). Also there are two bold signatures by Aldrin, one on a 3 x 5" card and one on a book plate 4 x 3". Two autographs by Michael Collins one on a guest lecturers program on a cruise ship during Halley's Comet return in 1986 signed by all speakers with Collins signing as Mike Collins. The other is a 5 x 7" photo of many of the speakers with Collins signing along bottom (a bit unevenly) as Mike Collins, "Apollo XI" Apollo 12: Two signed color portraits of Dick Gordon in white space suit standing in front of LM one signed boldly in black Sharpie, the other photo is inscribed and signed in blue pen. Also included is fine autograph of Charles Conrad that is matted in red, white and blue, actual autograph 2 x 3½" Also included is one sheet of the 25th Anniversary of the First Moon Landing, US postage stamps, as well as three folios of the commemorative 8¢ Decade of Achievement stamps. Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $456
Lot 683		Apollo 11 - Flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating, "Kapton Foil' Medium Sized Segment. Apollo 11 Moon Landing. In this offer is one large "Kapton" foil segment (officially GT-131 Thermal Control Coating Laminate) from the Apollo 11 Command Module, "Columbia" which in 1969 carried Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins to the moon. The mylar film coating provided thermal protection for the Command Module. Once returned to Earth, thermal coating was removed from the spacecraft and very often used for presentation purposes, usually entombed in lucite. This segment measures approximately 4¼ x 1½" with heat stress and normal buckling. Comes with exceptional provenance and COA. Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $3,000
Lot 684		Apollo 11: Vintage Chromogenic Print 'Buzz Aldrin/Visor Photo" Blue Serial Number, Blank on Verso, 'A Kodak Paper', Iconic Photo. Choice, virtually mint, vintage Apollo 11, NASA chromogenic 8 x 10 photo, blue serial number AS11-40-5903, with no printing on verso. One of the most famous images of the entire mission, Neil Armstrong captured this great shot of Buzz Aldrin with Armstrong and the Lunar Module reflected in the gold visor with the contour of the lunar surface dramatically realized in the photo. These particular photos were not publicly issued and used internally or to contracted agencies. A worthy addition for any level of collector. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,980
Lot 685		Apollo 11: Vintage Chromogenic Print 'Buzz Aldrin Descending Ladder" Blue Serial Number, Blank on Verso, 'A Kodak Paper', 2nd Man On Moon. Choice, near-to-mint, vintage Apollo 11, NASA chromogenic 8 x 10 photo, blue serial number AS11-40-5868, with no printing on verso. Neil Armstrong photographed Buzz Aldrin one step away from being the second man on the moon. These particular photos were not publicly issued and used internally or to contracted agencies. A worthy addition for any level of collector. Note, there is a bluish lab emulsion smear on verso that in no way impacts the photo keeping it from being graded virtually mint. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,920
Lot 686		Apollo 11: Vintage Chromogenic Print Red Serial Number, Blank on Verso, 'Lunar Module from Near East Crater' 'A Kodak Paper'. Choice, virtually mint, vintage Apollo 11, NASA chromogenic 8 x 10 photo, red serial number AS11-40-5962, with no printing on verso. Down-Sun photograph of the LM taken by Neil Armstrong during his return from the rim of Little West Crater. These particular photos were not publicly issued and used internally or to contracted agencies. Estimated Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $384
Lot 687		Apollo 11 Glass Slides Includes Buzz Aldrin's Lunar Descent, From The Collection Of Dick Underwood. A total of 19 glass slides from Apoll 11 that include Buzz Aldrin's LM descent and the LM viewed by the CSM. Image numbers are as follows; AS11-36-5302, AS11-36-5335, AS11-36-5352, AS11-37-5477, AS11-37-5545, AS11-40-5869, AS11-40-5875(significant damage to film), AS11-40-5942, AS11-40-5961, AS11-44-6642, AS11-44-6665, AS11-44-6692, AS11-45-6699(broken glass), AS11-456701, AS11-45-6703, AS11-45-6707, AS11-45-6708(broken glass), AS11-45-6711, and AS11-45-6713. The majority show signs of sticking and comes with LOA from Underwood family. Estimated Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $408
Lot 688		Apollo 11 Red Numbered Photos Includes Neil Armstrong's Footprint From The Collection Of Dick Underwood. A group of eleven 10x8 Apollo 11 NASA red numbered photos printed on paper with the following watermark on the back "A Kodak Paper" including Armstrong's footprint, the Lunar module and the Lunar surface. Also included are two Earth view photos printed on paper watermarked "This Paper Manufactured By Kodak". All photos show some type of damage and or dye instability, with a total of thirteen photos in the lot. Comes with LOA from Underwood family. Estimated Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,320
Lot 689		Project Apollo Transparencies And 70mm Film Rolls Includes The Birds Eye View of Apollo 11's Launch. A great assortment of Project Apollo positive transparencies which include the following; Strip of five 35mm shots of the Lunar Landing Research Vehicle, S-69-19190 Lunar module, Apollo 10 crew in white space suits, 69-HC-614 Saturn V on crawler, S69-39959 Apollo 11 birds eye view, S69-56596 Night shot of Saturn V on launch complex, 71-HC-804 LRV testing, AS16-120-19187 Apollo 16 Earthrise, S72-49079 Apollo 17 insignia, AS17-147-22527 Eugene Cernan on LRV in front of LM, AS17-148-22727 Earth view, AS17-152-23277 Apollo 17 Earthrise and many others. Plus two rolls of 70mm film one of Apollo 11 with shots of Aldrin's footprint and the other of Apollo 15 including the LRV and flag salute. Total of 42 pieces are included in the lot with majority of transparencies in sleeves. Estimated Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $240
Lot 690		Apollo 11: Vintage Chromogenic Print Red Serial Number, Blank on Verso, US Flag Visible on Lunar Surface, Tranqulity Base, 'A Kodak Paper'. Choice, virtually mint, vintage Apollo 11, NASA chromogenic 8 x 10 photo, red serial number AS11-37-5545, with no printing on verso. Lunar horizon from Tranquility Base,the Lunar Module (LM) landing site. LM thrusters visible in foreground. United States flag visible on lunar surface. These particular photos were not publicly issued and used internally or to contracted agencies. This photo is not often seen and quite patriotic. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $252
Lot 691		Apollo 11: Vintage Chromogenic Print, Red Serial Number, Recovery Photo with Helicopter 66 and Hornet in View, Blank on Verso, 'A Kodak Paper'. Choice, virtually mint, vintage Apollo 11, NASA chromogenic 8 x 10 photo, red serial number S-70-36-15853, with no printing on verso. Phenomenal shot of crew recovery with United States Navy Sikorsky Sea King, Helicopter 66 and USS Hornet in view. These particular photos were not publicly issued and used internally or to contracted agencies. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $271
Lot 692		Apollo 11: Vintage Chromogenic Print, 'Earth View, Day Two' Photo', Red Serial Number, Blank on Verso, 'A Kodak Paper'. Choice, virtually mint, vintage Apollo 11 NASA chromogenic 8 x 10 photo, red serial number AS11-36-5368 with no printing on verso of the iconic "Earth" photo. These particular photos were not publicly issued and used internally or to contracted agencies. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $443
Lot 693		Apollo 11 Transparencies Including The Iconic Visor Image. Lot of 11 transparencies from Apollo 11 with image numbers as follows; AS11-40-5863 Aldrin egressing from LM, 69-HC-680 Aldrin descending from LM, AS11-40-5875 Aldrin facing the flag, AS11-40-5902 Aldrin walking on the Lunar surface, AS11-40-5903 Aldrin on the Moon with Armstrong and LM reflected on his visor, AS11-44-6548 Earthrise, AS11-44-6634 LM as viewed by CSM while ascending with the Moon and Earth in the background, AS11-44-6689 view of Earth, S69-40299 MOCR mission accomplished celebration, S69-40301 view of MOCR, 70-HC-1146 Lunar sample. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $384
Lot 694		Apollo 12 Crew Photos Signed By Charles Conrad, Richard Gordon And Alan Bean. Lot of 3 color photos each signed by all three crew members of Apollo 12 (1) 8x10 of astronauts in white space suits in front of a lunar module (2) 8x10 November 14, 1969 launch, and (3) 10x8 water egress training. Estimated Value $700 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $769
Lot 695		Apollo 12: Original Apollo Lunar Orbit Map, First Edition October 8, 1969, Revolutions 1, 18, 19, 38, 39 and 45. Apollo 12: Conrad, Gordon and Bean, Apollo Lunar Orbit Map (ALO) First Edition October 8, 1969 published with 16, November 1969 Launch Date. Prepared Under the Direction of the Department of Defense by the Aeronautical Chart and Information Center, United States Air Force for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Chart is 12 x 40½" and is in excellent condition with no tears, repairs or fading. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $308
Lot 696		Apollo 12, 14, 15, 16 And 17 Glass Slides With Great Views Of The Earth From The Dick Underwood Collection. Group lot of 51 glass slides from Apollo missions 12, 14, 15, 16 and 17. Most views are of Earth but quite a few great shots of astronauts and comes with LOA from Underwood family. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $504
Lot 697		Apollo 12: Vintage Color Printing, Red Serial Number, Crew Portrait, Clean NASA Release Information on Verso 'A Kodak Paper' Watermark. Desirable vintage print of Apollo 12 Crew, Red Serial Number S-69-56697, 8 x 10" in virtually mint condition with NASA release information on verso clean. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $156
Lot 698		Apollo 13: Highly Prized Jack Swigert, Signed and Inscribed White Space Suit Portrait and One by Fred Haise. Considered one of Apollo's finest moments, the safe return of the Apollo 13 crew after an oxygen tank explosion riveted the world and has been the source of numerous films and books. Three days before the launch, Swigert replaced Ken Mattingly who was exposed to the German Measles by Charles Duke as NASA could not risk an infection during the mission. Scores of signed photos exist pre-signed before the mission by Mattingly thus making Swigert especially scarce and prized by collectors. Inscribed and signed 7 x 9½" color photo (white borders trimmed precisely) signed as Jack Swigert. Complimenting the Swigert signed photo is one by Fred Haise who has inscribed on an 8 x 10" white space suit portrait to Ralph's Bar & Grille -Best Wishes Fred Haise, Apollo 13". Excellent pieces. Estimated Value $1,000 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $990
Lot 699		Apollo 13: Three Segments of Flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating, "Kapton Foil" with COA. Two Medium and one X-Large. Apollo 13: 4 flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating "Kapton" foil segment (officially GT-131 Thermal Control Coating Laminate.) Removed from the Command Module "Odyssey" which in April, 1970 carried Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise into space. The mission resulted in one of the most dramatic and greatest triumphs for NASA in getting the men back safely after an oxygen tank explosion two days into their flight to the moon. The mylar film coating provided thermal protection for the Command Module. Once returned to Earth, thermal coating was removed from the spacecraft and very often used for presentation purposes, usually entombed in lucite. Segments are 1¾ x 2", 1¾ x 4", and and especially nice 2 x 8" with heat stress and buckling clearly apparent. Comes with exceptional provenance and a COA that is distinctly different from the Apollo 11 Certificates. Each Apollo 13 COA has an image of the North American Rockwell Corporation - Space Division Temporary Parts Removal Tag clearly stating "Crew Compartment Heat Shield Mylar, C/M 109" from which these were a part as well as an image of the segments. Estimated Value $1,000 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,200
Lot 700		Apollo 13: Three Segments of Flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating, "Kapton Foil" with COA. Small, Medium and Large. Apollo 13: 4 flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating "Kapton" foil segment (officially GT-131 Thermal Control Coating Laminate.) Removed from the Command Module "Odyssey" which in April, 1970 carried Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise into space. The mission resulted in one of the most dramatic and greatest triumphs for NASA in getting the men back safely after an oxygen tank explosion two days into their flight to the moon. The mylar film coating provided thermal protection for the Command Module. Once returned to Earth, thermal coating was removed from the spacecraft and very often used for presentation purposes, usually entombed in lucite. Segments are 1 x 2", 2 x 5", and 2 x 7" with heat stress and buckling clearly apparent. Comes with exceptional provenance and a COA that is distinctly different from the Apollo 11 Certificates. Each Apollo 13 COA has an image of the North American Rockwell Corporation - Space Division Temporary Parts Removal Tag clearly stating "Crew Compartment Heat Shield Mylar, C/M 109" from which these were a part as well as an image of the segments. Estimated Value $900 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,440
Lot 701		Apollo 13: Four Segments of Flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating, "Kapton Foil" with COA. Apollo 13: 4 flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating "Kapton" foil segment (officially GT-131 Thermal Control Coating Laminate.) Removed from the Command Module "Odyssey" which in April, 1970 carried Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise into space. The mission resulted in one of the most dramatic and greatest triumphs for NASA in getting the men back safely after an oxygen tank explosion two days into their flight to the moon. The mylar film coating provided thermal protection for the Command Module. Once returned to Earth, thermal coating was removed from the spacecraft and very often used for presentation purposes, usually entombed in lucite. Segments are 1 x 1¼", 1 x 2¼", 2 x 4½" and a rocket-shaped segment 2¾ x 7½" with heat stress and buckling clearly apparent. Comes with exceptional provenance and a COA that is distinctly different from the Apollo 11 Certificates. Each Apollo 13 COA has an image of the North American Rockwell Corporation - Space Division Temporary Parts Removal Tag clearly stating "Crew Compartment Heat Shield Mylar, C/M 109" from which these were a part as well as an image of the segments. Estimated Value $900 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,680
Lot 702		Apollo 13: Three Segments of Flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating, "Kapton Foil" with COA. Apollo 13: 4 flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating "Kapton" foil segment (officially GT-131 Thermal Control Coating Laminate.) Removed from the Command Module "Odyssey" which in April, 1970 carried Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise into space. The mission resulted in one of the most dramatic and greatest triumphs for NASA in getting the men back safely after an oxygen tank explosion two days into their flight to the moon. The mylar film coating provided thermal protection for the Command Module. Once returned to Earth, thermal coating was removed from the spacecraft and very often used for presentation purposes, usually entombed in lucite. Segments are 2 x 2", 3 x 4" (U-shaped) 2 x 6¼" and a rocket-shaped segment 2¾ x 7½" with heat stress and buckling clearly apparent. Comes with exceptional provenance and a COA that is distinctly different from the Apollo 11 Certificates. Each Apollo 13 COA has an image of the North American Rockwell Corporation - Space Division Temporary Parts Removal Tag clearly stating "Crew Compartment Heat Shield Mylar, C/M 109" from which these were a part as well as an image of the segments. Estimated Value $900 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,680
Lot 703		Wonerful Lot Of Apollo 10,12,13,14,15, 16 70MM And ASTP 35MM Film Rolls From The Collection Of Dick Underwood. Box of ten Apollo film rolls consisting of the following; Apollo 10 black and white Moon from orbit, Apollo 10 black and white mag Q, Apollo 12 color mag R, Apollo 13 black and white images of LM detached from CM, Apollo 14 color mag L, Apollo 15 black and white mag S, Apollo 15 black and white mag LL, Apollo 15 black and white mag LL, Apollo 16 color mag C and ASTP photos of crews 35MM. Comes with LOA from Underwood family. Estimated Value $800 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $2,640
Lot 704		Apollo 13: Four (4) Small to Medium Segments of Flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating, "Kapton Foil" with COA. Apollo 13: 4 flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating "Kapton" foil segment (officially GT-131 Thermal Control Coating Laminate.) Removed from the Command Module "Odyssey" which in April, 1970 carried Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise into space. The mission resulted in one of the most dramatic and greatest triumphs for NASA in getting the men back safely after an oxygen tank explosion two days into their flight to the moon. The mylar film coating provided thermal protection for the Command Module. Once returned to Earth, thermal coating was removed from the spacecraft and very often used for presentation purposes, usually entombed in lucite. Segments are 2 x 2", 2 x 2½" 2 x 3¾" and 3 x 5½" with heat stress and buckling clearly apparent. Comes with exceptional provenance and a COA that is distinctly different from the Apollo 11 Certificates. Each Apollo 13 COA has an image of the North American Rockwell Corporation - Space Division Temporary Parts Removal Tag clearly stating "Crew Compartment Heat Shield Mylar, C/M 109" from which these were a part as well as an image of the segments. Estimated Value $800 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,140
Lot 705		Apollo 13: Four (4) Small to Medium Segments of Flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating, "Kapton Foil" with COA. Apollo 13: 4 flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating "Kapton" foil segment (officially GT-131 Thermal Control Coating Laminate.) Removed from the Command Module "Odyssey" which in April, 1970 carried Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise into space. The mission resulted in one of the most dramatic and greatest triumphs for NASA in getting the men back safely after an oxygen tank explosion two days into their flight to the moon. The mylar film coating provided thermal protection for the Command Module. Once returned to Earth, thermal coating was removed from the spacecraft and very often used for presentation purposes, usually entombed in lucite. Segments are 1 x 2", 2 x 2", 2 x 3½" and 4 x 2" with heat stress and buckling clearly apparent. Comes with exceptional provenance and a COA that is distinctly different from the Apollo 11 Certificates. Each Apollo 13 COA has an image of the North American Rockwell Corporation - Space Division Temporary Parts Removal Tag clearly stating "Crew Compartment Heat Shield Mylar, C/M 109" from which these were a part as well as an image of the segments. Estimated Value $800 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $960
Lot 706		Apollo 13: Two Medium Sized Segments of Flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating, "Kapton Foil" with COA. Apollo 13: 4 flown Thermal Mylar Film Coating "Kapton" foil segment (officially GT-131 Thermal Control Coating Laminate.) Removed from the Command Module "Odyssey" which in April, 1970 carried Jim Lovell, Jack Swigert and Fred Haise into space. The mission resulted in one of the most dramatic and greatest triumphs for NASA in getting the men back safely after an oxygen tank explosion two days into their flight to the moon. The mylar film coating provided thermal protection for the Command Module. Once returned to Earth, thermal coating was removed from the spacecraft and very often used for presentation purposes, usually entombed in lucite. Segments are 3 x 3", and 3 x 3½ " with heat stress and buckling clearly apparent. Comes with exceptional provenance and a COA that is distinctly different from the Apollo 11 Certificates. Each Apollo 13 COA has an image of the North American Rockwell Corporation - Space Division Temporary Parts Removal Tag clearly stating "Crew Compartment Heat Shield Mylar, C/M 109" from which these were a part as well as an image of the segments. Estimated Value $800 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,200
Lot 707		Apollo 13: Two Great Pieces Both Signed by Fred Haise Apollo 13 LMP, Flown ALSEP Pen Ink, Excellent Inscribed and Signed Red Serial Number. Apollo 13, while not completing its Mission to land on the moon, nevertheless proved one of NASA's finest moments in getting the three men on board back home safely. Offered are two very scarce and terrific pieces for any level of collector. 1.) Ken Havekotte of SpaceCoast Cover Service created a collectible limited to only 30 pieces with his handwritten certification being written, signed and then co-signed by Fred Haise, Apollo 13 LMP, by using the pen that flew with Haise as did the ink. The pen (and therefore the ink) and the crew, traveled the furthest from Earth than anyone else has done since. Near to mint condition, cover having only a hint of age toning. 2.) Superb vintage original 8 x 10", Red Serial Number (AS13-62-9004) with Fred Haise inscribing what is actually being depicted in the photo "Jack & Jim at work hooking up the makeship fix that worked to remove the dangerous build up of C02! Fred Haise Apollo 13 LMP". Both excellent pieces. Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $480
Lot 708		Apollo 13 Crew Signed Cover Signed By John Swigert, Fred Haise And James Lovell. Apollo 13 Sarzin metal cachet cover signed by John Swigert, Fred Haise and James Lovell. Metal cachet shows signs of handling with slight bend at upper left corner. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,500
Lot 709		Apollo 13 And 17 NASA Red Number Photos Signed By Fred Haise And Harrison Schmitt. A pair of signed vintage 10x8 NASA red numeber photos with the watermark "A Kodak Paper" on the verso. Image AS13-60-8627 signed "Fred Haise Apollo 13 LMP" and image AS17-147-22528 signed "To Chris-Harrison Schmitt". Estimated Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $456
Lot 710		Apollo 13: Three Excellent Signed and Inscribed 8 x 10" Stills by Fred Haise Apollo 13 LMP Explaining Each Photo (1933-87 years old) Fred Haise has boldly inscribed and signed three 8 x 10" photos. Not inscribed to someone, but actually explaining what is happening in the each photo. 1.) Technician adjusting left arm controls "All dressed up and getting ready for a trip to the Moon!" 2.) "The 'close-out' crew at work to get me inserted in Odyssey for launch! 3.) Apollo 13 Mission photo he writes "A picture of home!" All in virtually mint condition. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $384
Lot 711		Apollo 14: Flown, Scarce, Highly Prized Patch from Apollo 14 "Beep Beep" Patch "Reluctantly Carried to the Moon". One of the funniest "stunts" during the Apollo missions, was the Apollo 14 back up crew, Gene Cernan, Ron Evans and Joe Engle having created a sewn patches based on the Roadrunner and Wiley Coyote characters (back up crews didn't have mission patches) and hid them in multiple locations in both the Command Module and Lunar Module during the flight of Shepard, Mitchell and Roosa. Open a drawer or a pack, lift out a tray, open a operations manual, etc. a patch would come flying out. One was actually affixed to Alan Shepard's PLSS while on the moon. Upon return, the flown patches were awarded to various NASA employees affixed to a certificate "This Patch Reluctantly Carried To The Moon on Apollo 14 To Christie Hartman (in this specific case) from The First Team Gene Cernan, Ron Evans and Joe Engle". Patch itself is in excellent condition, still with bright colors, no stains. However this 11 x 14" certificate was proudly framed and displayed prior to UV glass or plexi was commercially available and the signatures have faded considerably, though still visible at close range. The actual certificate, the printed letters and the patch itself are clean and bright. The "Beep Beep" patch still attached to an original certificate are highly prized and would prove a welcome addition to any level of collector. A considerable amount of information about this patch is available on line, much of it quite amusing. Estimated Value $1,500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $2,640
Lot 712		Apollo 14-16 Collection: 15 Signed Pieces including 10 Signed NASA Color Photos by Individual Crew Members. Apollo 14 -1 collection of fourteen signed pieces 1.) Apollo 14: Signed NASA inscribed & signed 8 x 10" color litho of Moonwalker Alan Shepard in white spacesuit and excellent autograph by Stuart Roosa on a 3¼ x 3¼ square page. By Edgar Mitchell, a great handwritten half page response by Mitchell to a young man who was named after Stuart Roosa and his brother after Mitchell. 2.) Apollo 15: Two superb signed and inscribed white space suit portraits by Al Worden and a 5 x 3¼ photo by Al Warden. Two lunar surface NASA 8 x 10" color photos of Moonwalker James Irwin saluting flag with LEM gleaming in center of photo. A moving essay by Archibald MacLeish about man in space impressively printed on vellum signed by Dave Scott and with a canceled First Day Issue stamp of the famous image, Earthrise. 3.) Apollo 16: Moonwalker Charles Duke, inscribed and signed NASA white suit color portrait " Daisy, The moon walk was super Aim high! Charlie Duke, Apollo 16" and a signed bookmark with a prayer on verso 2¾ x 5½". Two inscribed and signed different color portraits of Moonwalker John Young both in blue coveralls. One superb color portrait signed by Ken Mattingly in white space suit, hands wresting on globe of the moon. Collection is in excellent condition. Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $930
Lot 713		Apollo 14 Crew Photos Signed Alan Shepard, Stuart Roosa And Edgar Mitchell. Group of 3 color photos each signed by all three crew members of Apollo 14 (1) litho 10x8 of astronauts in white space suits in front of the Apollo 14 mission insignia (inscribed "To Dave" by Alan Shepard) (2) litho 8x10 of January 31, 1971 liftoff, and (3) 8x10 February 9, 1971 splashdown. Estimated Value $600 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,140

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