Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

Sale 124

November 3-4 Winter Collectibles Auction

Aerospace

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 638		15 Extremely Rare Photo Postcards of Early Aviation, Dirigibles and Pilots Including One of the Wright Brothers Plane. 15 rare photo postcards for every level of collector of early aviation, including pilots and WWI. Many of these cards came from France, about half have been stamped and addressed and are overall in good to very good condition. There are six regarding dirigibles including the Le "Jaune" dirigible in flight by Chalais-Meudon, and another while docked in hanger also called the Le Dirigeable LeBaudy' and the large funeral procession of victims in a dirigible crash held in Versailles. For aviation a shot of "I'Aéroplane Wright", a stunning near pristine post card of a WWI German plane plummeting from the skies after being hit, Aug. 22, 1977 (both cards very important), images of Douglas Corrigan, and several French designers with their planes. Great history here. Cards are 5½ x 3½". Estimated Value $200 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 639		Collection of Rocket Launch Related Items. Includes the following; A 3/4" x 3/4" piece from a flown/captured German V-2 rocket launched at the White Sands Missile Range, attached to an LOA by Ken Havekotte of Space Coast Cover Service. A group of 9 handwritten papers by German/U.S. Rocket Pioneer Hans H. Hosenthien with LOA by Ken Havekotte. Grouping of items from the Bumper 8 50th anniversary including, a commemorative cover signed by 4 launch team members, a B/W 10 x 8 commemorative print of the launch, a color program and other paper goods. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $144
Lot 640		Wide Assortment of NASA Limited-Distributed Souvenirs and Commercial Space Race Items. Included in the NASA sovenirs are nearly 50 different souvenirs with special-issued medallions, pins, decal stickers, cloth patches, keyrings (one in a special box), postcards, coin-medls and more. As far as the commercial items there are three dozen postal space covers from 2009 to current day (2021) in commemoration of the major crew-related space programs, such as Ares 1-X, NASA's Orion, Boeing's CST-100/Starliner and all major SpaceX Crew Dragon developmental and actual crewd spaceflights to date. Also included are two dozen other items; official cloth patches, decal stickers, cards, bookmarks, and other NASA and aerospace company educational literature from Ares to Crew-2. In addition, there is a 2"-high Lockheed Martin foam Orion spacecraft model. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $144
Lot 641		Vintage Missile and Rocket Photos. Well-over 50 different 8x10 glossy photos of missiles and rockets of all types by the US Air Force, NASA, Martin Marietta, and the US Army launched at the Cape Canaveral firing range during the late 1950's to the early 2000's. Some of the early rockets flown included in the grouping are the Atlas, Jupiter, Thor, Polaris, and Blue Scout. Other original photos include the Titan launch vehicle family, Atlas-Agena, Delta, Atlas-Centaur, Poseidon, early and later Pershing missiles, Delta II, Commercial Titan, and Atlas-2. A great assembly; all in good condition with many on-pad scenes and launch views in color and b/w photographs. A few additional photos included with some flaws. From the space collection of Ken Havekotte, a long-time space enthusiast and promoter of Merritt Island, Florida. "Home of Launch Complex 39". Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 642		Early Rocketry: Flown V-2 Fragment Test Fired at White Sands (1946), Atlas Aegena Missile Fragments and Teletype from JPL Mariner. 3 relics from the early days of Rocketry. 1.) Certainly the most historic is a fragment from a German V-2 Rocket in 1946 In the aftermath of the war, the United States launched Operation Paperclip, a secret program that successfully recruited German scientists and engineers (most prominently Wernher von Braun) to work for the American military, and transported 100 captured V-2 rockets to the recently established White Sands Missile Range. Between 1946 and 1951, the Army fired 67 V-2 rockets from this site. This fragment was legally removed from a tail fin while on display in Las Cruces. COA by Ken Havekotte. 2.) A keychain and tie-tack made from the shell of an Atlas Agena Missile. 3.) Teletype print out from JPL during Mariner Mission with a fantastic vintage original photo from August, 1962. Estimated Value $250 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 643		Group of Early Satellite Vintage Photos. Over 50 color and b/w 8x10 photos of satellites during assembly and upon completion. Included are the following; DSCS II, Orbiting Solar Observatory, Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer, Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer, Skynet, RAE-B, Advanced Composition Explorer, IMP-A, IMP-I, INTELSAT V, Stardust, LAGEOS, Explorer-B, TDRS-H, SMS-B, and various satellite concepts. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $144
Lot 644		Group of Relics From Various Project Mercury Missions. Included in the grouping are the following (1) Mercury-Redstone 1, set of connectors used to connect the Mercury spacecraft to the Redstone Booster (2) Mercury-Atlas 5, portion of parachute which landed Enos safely back to Earth attached to an LOA by Ken Havekotte (3) Mercury-Atlas 5, original on board film print (4) MR-3 Freedom 7, cut section of a teletyrewriter printout used at the Canary Islands tracking station for "Test 108" and includes an LOA by Ken Havekotte, and (5) MR-3 Freedom 7, Rare Carlo Swanson cover canceled May 5, 1961 Patrick Air Force Base with Scott C51, 7 cent airmail stamp. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $221
Lot 645		Vintage Binder With 13 "A Kodak Paper" Prints Related to Landing Gemini On Land Upon Return. A vintage Government binder with four NASA decals on the cover and the following prints inside; S-67-26522-B/W 10 x 8 blank on verso, print of the TLS compound at Fort Hood, Texas Army Base used for 1/10th scale model Gemini Capsule "drop tests" (Two sets of staple holes present on left hand corner). S-65-58935-Color 10 x 8 "A Kodak Paper" inscribed "TLS van-Exterior view of TLS van. On top of the right end of the van is the acquisition aid which is used to optically track a target so that the radar can lock onto and track the target" on verso, print of the TLS van exterior. S-66-49661-Color 10 x 8 "A Kodak Paper" inscribed "Here is a picture of where I'll be next week.It is all air conditioned and full of computers!" on verso, print of an aerial view of the TLS compound at Ft. Hood. S-66-53893-Color 10 x 8 "A Kodak Paper" inscribed "This was taken at Ellington Air Force Base testing different gliding shutes" on verso, print of a capsule with parachute deployed just about to land. S-65-58933-Color 10 x 8 "A Kodak Paper" inscribed "TLS van interior-This view shows the center aisle of the Terminal Landing Station van. The included floor plan identifies each rack or cabinet" on verso, print of consoles used for drop tests. S-67-26511-Color 10 x 8 "A Kodak Paper" inscribed "Landing Control Console-This console provides the Landing Control Officer (LCO) with an interface with the computer generated displays. The left screen (Which is washed out in this picture due to lighting) is showing a 6 mi geodetic map on which the spacecraft (s/c) real time plan position is superimposed. Simultaneously the right screen is capable of showing the s/c' altitude above and range from a selected ground target. The lighted push button switches below the screens allow the LCO to call up different functions generated by the computer. Also provided are communication and digital displays." on verso, print of consoles used for drop tests. S-65-58934-Color 10 x 8 "A Kodak Paper" inscribed "All of this and more is needed to bring one tiny capsule down to land. I'll spend a lot of time learning to push buttons!" on verso, print of radar console used for drop tests. S-66-53866-Color 10 x 8 "A Kodak Paper" inscribed "Land Operations Test Vehicle at a high altitude over Ft. Wood." on verso, print of scaled capsule with glider in air. S-67-26553-Color 10 x 8 "A Kodak Paper" inscribed "Descent System-Pictured is the Landing Operations Test Vehicle (LOTV) attached to a 20' limp parawing just prior to landing. The parachute is steerable and can be controlled from the ground. The vehicle weighs about 400 lbs and contains the necessary electronics to allow it to be remotely controlled. Also included is a television camera so that the simulated pilot who sits on the ground can get an aerial view of the landing area." on verso, print of the LOTV landing. S-67-17802-Color 10 x 8 "A Kodak Paper" inscribed "Another picture of Land Operations Test Vehicle with a parachute called a para wing!" on verso, print with view of the underside of the parawing. S-67-26540-Color 10 x 8 "A Kodak Paper"Helicopter used to drop LOTV over Ft. Wood." on verso, print of a LOTV and helicopter in midair. S-68-31616-Color 10 x 8 "A Kodak Paper" on verso, print of Snowball-1 and Snowball-2 transporting an LOTV. Color 10 x 8 "A Kodak Paper" on verso, print of various NASA and Military personnel that made the LOTV project possible posing in front of a helicopter. This unique collection comes from the personal collection of a NASA Flight Controller and is in great condition. Estimated Value $1,500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 646		Gemini 12 Buzz Aldrin EVA Red Number "A Kodak Paper" Chromogenic Print. NASA S-66-62938 red number 10x8 color chromogenic print of Gemini XII Pilot Edwin Aldrin during extravehicular activity with "A Kodak Paper" printed on verso. Slight crease with minor evidence of handling on the lower left-hand side, but in otherwise good condition. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $492
Lot 647		Fred Haise Inscribed Collage and 3 Apollo XIII First Day Covers. 11" x 8.5" Collage depicting Fred Haise during training, in flight and the Apollo 13 liftoff. As well as a group shot and cabin view during the approach and landing tests of Enterprise, signed and inscribed "On our way to the Moon! Fred Haise Apollo 13 LMP". Also included are three Apollo 13 FDC's of the launch, explosion and splashdown, signed "Fred Haise Apollo 13 LMP". A wonderful collection that would look great framed. Estimated Value $400 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 648		Flown Cut Segments From Gemini V and Apollo 15. Included in the lot is (1) Gemini V, cut square manual page segment attached to an LOA by Ken Havekotte from the flown onboard Reentry Flight Book that was kept by astronaut Pete Conrad after the flight, and (2) Apollo 15, cut square map plate segment attached to an LOA by Ken Havekotte from the flown lunar map of astronaut Dave Scott. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $209
Lot 649		Official NASA Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, and Skylab Glossy Photograph Issues. Over 50 different vintage 8x10 photos (All glossies) with both color and b/w images by NASA and some major aerospace contractor companies throughout the 1960's and 70's. The mixed-bag photos depict images of the NASA Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, and Skylab, ASTP programs. Included are Apollo astronauts on the moon, Saturn V's, astronauts in training, mission preparations, spacecrafts, and behind-the-scenes photos not too often seen, and more. From the space collection of Ken Havekotte, a long-time space enthusiast and promoter of Merritt Island, Florida. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $870
Lot 650		Fred Haise Inscribed Collage and STS Lithograph. 11" x 8.5" Collage depicting Fred Haise during training, in flight and the Apollo 13 liftoff. As well as a group shot and cabin view during the approach and landing tests of Enterprise, signed and inscribed "On our way to the Moon! Fred Haise Apollo 13 LMP". Also includes a mint condition 10" x 8" NASA HQL-106 Color lithograph of the Columbia flight deck signed and inscribed "Lots of switches & CB's to learn! Fred Haise Apollo 13 LMP Enterprise CDR". Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $120
Lot 651		Collection of Apollo, Skylab, Apollo-Soyuz and Shuttle Era Badges, Permits and Vehicle Permits. Great assortment of more than 150 badges and vehicle permits of various sizes from the 1970's to 2000's in great condition. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $264
Lot 652		Collection of NASA VAB Badges and Relics From Various Launch Complexes. 4 Vehicle Assembly Building badges in great condition from the John F. Kennedy Space Center and LOA by Ken Havekotte with attached metal cutout from one of the original Vehicle Assembly Buildings' exterior wall insulated aluminum panels. From launch complex 14 are Two metal pieces measuring 1 1/4" x 1/4" and 1" x 3/4" that were part of the elevator cage at LC-14 that transported the asrtonauts to the white room. Metal pieces come attached to an LOA by Donald W. Engel now retired Director of the Air Force Space Museum in Cape Canaveral, Florida. An LOA by Ernest Malnasst Colonel, USAF (Retired) with attached metal piece measuring 1 1/2" x 1/2" cut from gantry No. 26 from launch complex 26 and Two covers with attached metal pieces from launch complex 26. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $204
Lot 653		Great Collection of Scarce NASA Pins and Jewelry From Mercury-STS. Includes the following Pins: Apollo 9, Apollo XI, Apollo XII, Apollo XII Launch Team, Apollo 14. Cufflinks Set: Astronaut Figure silver color, Mercury Capsule silver color, Mercury Capsule gold color, Command Module silver color and Command Module gold color. Single Cufflinks: Gemini Capsule gold color, Lunar Module silver color and Apollo 15 gold color. Tie Tacks: (2) Mercury Capsule silver color and one made of an Atlas Aegena Missile scrap on display card. Also included are hard to find Shuttle pins made specifically for the Flight Crews and Launch Teams. Breakdown is (13) Flight Crew (15) Launch Teams (1) Family Friends and (1) STS-117 Anderson. Please note some pins are missing the pin backs. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 654		NASA KSC Relic From Launch Complex 39A With LOA. A 2" x 2 1/4" metal segment of a support structure used for a light assembly on launch complex 39 at the Kennedy Space Center, made of special blast-protective steel in the event of a launch explosion or pad fire. Comes with an LOA by Ken Havekotte of Space Coast Cover Service. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $144
Lot 655		Great Collection Of NASA Transparencies From Mercury To Shuttle And Beyond. A nice assortment of 140+ NASA transparencies;(63) 2x2 slides from Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Space Probe Galileo, Mars surface, Space Center Houston, and images taken by Voyager,(40 pcs) 35mm Shuttle Program negatives including images of Christa McAuliffe and Barbara Morgan (McAuliffe's backup for STS-51L and later flew on STS-118) (43) 5x4 transparencies including images of Earth, Supernovas, Jupiter, Space Probe Magellan, Shuttle on crawler, Shuttle liftoff, and STS EVA. Estimated Value $200 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $120
Lot 656		1963 Topps Astronauts Cards And 1969/1970 Man On The Moon Trading Cards. Two incomplete sets of Mercury and Apollo trading cards;(1) 47 of 55, 1963 Topps Astronauts cards with 3-D viewer includes the following numbers (1-12, 15-17, 19, 20, 23-33, 35-43, 45-54) all have 3-D image on reverse except for card numbers 4 and 47 which have the "Popsicle Space Cards".(2) 82 of 99, 1969/1970 Topps Man on the Moon cards include the following numbers (1-56, 58-61, 64-67, 70, 72-75, 77, 78, 80-84, 89-91, 97-99) and majority are from the reissued set. All cards are in 9 pocket trading card sleeves and are in good condition. Estimated Value $200 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 657		Group Of 9 Moonwalker Signed Portraits. 8x10 signed color portraits of Apollo 12; Charles Conrad and Alan Bean, Apollo 14; Alan Shepard and Edgar Mitchell, Apollo 15; Dave Scott (Printed on AGFA Photo Paper) and John Young, Apollo 16; Charles Duke, and Apollo 17; Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt. Estimated Value $900 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,110
Lot 658		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 $400 - 800 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 659		Apollo Era Red Number Photo Signed By Wally Schirra. 8x10 red number color photo S-78-34135 with "This Paper Manufactured By Kodak" watermark and purple publicity information on verso. Image of 22 astronauts including Wally Schirra, Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong. Signed by Wally Schirra on upper left corner in black marker. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 660		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 $600 - 1,200 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,050
Lot 661		Apollo 17 Crew Signed Launch Cover Signed By Eugene Cernan, Ronald Evans And Harrison Schmitt. Apollo 17 liftoff cachet cover with December 7, 1972 Kennedy Space Center postmark. Signed by Eugene Cernan, Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmitt. Estimated Value $300 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $750
Lot 662		Apollo 7 Mission Beta Cloth Uncut Patch Sheet. An uncut Beta cloth sheet measuring 18" x 318" of 4 Apollo 7 Mission Beta patches made for NASA in collaboration by Owens Corning, Dupont and Screen Print Corp. Prints are clean and come with an LOA. Due to the tragedy of Apollo 1, NASA focused on making conditions safer for its crews and as a result a fireproof fabric (Beta cloth) created by Owens Corning and Dupont was to be used for the A7L spacesuits and patches among other items. While the Beta cloth was produced by Owens Corning and Dupont the screen printing needed to create the mission patches was outsourced to Screen Print Corp. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $148
Lot 663		Apollo 17 Mission Beta Cloth Uncut Patch Roll. An uncut Beta cloth roll with blue guide lines measuring 54" x 45" of 25 Apollo 17 Mission Beta patches made for NASA in collaboration by Owens Corning, Dupont and Screen Print Corp. Prints are clean and come with an LOA. Due to the tragedy of Apollo 1, NASA focused on making conditions safer for its crews and as a result a fireproof fabric (Beta cloth) created by Owens Corning and Dupont was to be used for the A7L spacesuits and patches among other items. While the Beta cloth was produced by Owens Corning and Dupont the screen printing needed to create the mission patches was outsourced to Screen Print Corp. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $600
Lot 664		Apollo 7 Mission Beta Cloth Uncut Patch Roll. An uncut Beta cloth roll measuring 44" x 36" of 16 Apollo 7 Mission Beta patches made for NASA in collaboration by Owens Corning, Dupont and Screen Print Corp. Prints are clean and come with an LOA. Due to the tragedy of Apollo 1, NASA focused on making conditions safer for its crews and as a result a fireproof fabric (Beta cloth) created by Owens Corning and Dupont was to be used for the A7L spacesuits and patches among other items. While the Beta cloth was produced by Owens Corning and Dupont the screen printing needed to create the mission patches was outsourced to Screen Print Corp. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $369
Lot 665		Apollo 8 Earthrise Shadow Boxed Digital Print. 23" x 16" reprint of the iconic Apollo 8 Earthrise shot taken by astronaut Bill Anders. Enclosed in a floating shadow box frame measuring 30" x 23" with signs of wear to the frame. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $180
Lot 666		Apollo 9 Mission Beta Cloth Uncut Patch Sheet. An uncut Beta cloth sheet with black guide lines measuring 18" x 18" of 4 Apollo 9 Mission Beta patches made for NASA in collaboration by Owens Corning, Dupont and Screen Print Corp. Prints are clean with only the black printing a bit off center and come with an LOA. Due to the tragedy of Apollo 1, NASA focused on making conditions safer for its crews and as a result a fireproof fabric (Beta cloth) created by Owens Corning and Dupont was to be used for the A7L spacesuits and patches among other items. While the Beta cloth was produced by Owens Corning and Dupont the screen printing needed to create the mission patches was outsourced to Screen Print Corp. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 667		Apollo 9 Mission Beta Cloth Uncut Patch Roll. An uncut Beta cloth roll with black guide lines measuring 45" x 36" of 16 Apollo 9 Mission Beta patches made for NASA in collaboration by Owens Corning, Dupont and Screen Print Corp. Prints are clean with only the black printing a bit off center and come with an LOA. Due to the tragedy of Apollo 1, NASA focused on making conditions safer for its crews and as a result a fireproof fabric (Beta cloth) created by Owens Corning and Dupont was to be used for the A7L spacesuits and patches among other items. While the Beta cloth was produced by Owens Corning and Dupont the screen printing needed to create the mission patches was outsourced to Screen Print Corp. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $324
Lot 668		Apollo 10: 3 Vintage Chromogenic Prints with Red Serial Number, Blank on Verso, "A Kodak Paper". AS10-34-5089 NASA chromogenic 10 x 8 photos, red serial number "A Kodak Paper" watermark on verso, image of Lunar Module as seen through window of the Command and Service Module. AS10-34-5108 NASA chromogenic 10 x 8 photos, red serial number "A Kodak Paper" watermark on verso, shows (LM) Snoopy approaching (CSM) Charlie Brown. AS10-34-5167 NASA chromogenic 10 x 8 photos, red serial number "A Kodak Paper" watermark on verso, shot of the Lunar surface. All prints appear to be in mint condition. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $528
Lot 669		Apollo 10 Mission Beta Cloth Uncut Patch Sheet. An uncut Beta cloth sheet with blue guide lines measuring 18" x 18" of 4 Apollo 10 Mission Beta patches made for NASA in collaboration by Owens Corning, Dupont and Screen Print Corp. Prints are clean and come with an LOA. Due to the tragedy of Apollo 1, NASA focused on making conditions safer for its crews and as a result a fireproof fabric (Beta cloth) created by Owens Corning and Dupont was to be used for the A7L spacesuits and patches among other items. While the Beta cloth was produced by Owens Corning and Dupont the screen printing needed to create the mission patches was outsourced to Screen Print Corp. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $150
Lot 670		Apollo 10 Mission Beta Cloth Uncut Patch Roll. An uncut Beta cloth roll with blue guide lines measuring 39" x 36" of 16 Apollo 10 Mission Beta patches made for NASA in collaboration by Owens Corning, Dupont and Screen Print Corp. Prints are clean and come with an LOA. Due to the tragedy of Apollo 1, NASA focused on making conditions safer for its crews and as a result a fireproof fabric (Beta cloth) created by Owens Corning and Dupont was to be used for the A7L spacesuits and patches among other items. While the Beta cloth was produced by Owens Corning and Dupont the screen printing needed to create the mission patches was outsourced to Screen Print Corp. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,080
Lot 671		Apollo 11: Vintage Chromogenic Print "Buzz Aldrin on Lunar Surface" Red Serial Number, Blank on Verso, "A Kodak Paper". Just about mint vintage Apollo 11, NASA chromogenic 10 x 8 photo, red serial number AS11-40-5902, with "A Kodak Paper" watermark on verso. Fantastic shot of Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. walking on the Lunar surface with the Lunar Module to his right. Print is in mint condition and perfect for display in anyones space collection. Estimated Value $1,500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,920
Lot 672		Apollo 11: Vintage Chromogenic Print "Buzz Aldrin Deploying a Seismic Sensor" Black Serial Number, Blank on Verso, "A Kodak Paper". Excellent-mint, vintage Apollo 11, NASA chromogenic 10 x 8 photo, black serial number AS11-40-5949, with "A Kodak Paper" watermark on verso. Wonderful view of Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. deploying the Passive Seismic Experiments Package on the Lunar Surface with Lunar Module and flag in the background. Print is in excellent condition with minor spots of hazing present. Estimated Value $1,500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 673		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. Cut film segment 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. Estimated Value $1,125 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $660
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 & 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. Cut film segment 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. Estimated Value $1,125 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,020
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". 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. Cut film segment 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. Estimated Value $1,125 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,080
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. Cut film segment 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. Estimated Value $1,125 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,110
Lot 677		Apollo 11: Vintage Chromogenic Print "Earth View" Red Serial Number, Blank on Verso, "A Kodak Paper". Near mint, vintage Apollo 11, NASA chromogenic 10 x 8 photo, red serial number AS11-36-5378, with "A Kodak Paper" watermark on verso. A view of the Earth as seen by the crew of Apollo 11 on their way to make history. Print is in near mint condition with a minor spot of hazing in the center. Estimated Value $1,000 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,076
Lot 678		Apollo 11: Vintage Chromogenic Print "Michael Collins' View of the Lunar Module " Black Serial Number, Blank on Verso, "A Kodak Paper". Excellent-mint, vintage Apollo 11, NASA chromogenic 10 x 8 photo, black serial number AS11-44-6642, with "A Kodak Paper" watermark on verso. Michael Collins' view of the Lunar Module as it approaches the Command and Service Module for docking with the Earth rising in the background. Print is in excellent condition with minor spots of hazing present. Estimated Value $1,000 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $861
Lot 679		Apollo 11: Vintage Chromogenic Print "Command Service Module over the Moon" Red Serial Number, Blank on Verso, "A Kodak Paper". Just about mint, vintage Apollo 11, NASA chromogenic 10 x 8 photo, red serial number AS11-37-5446, with "A Kodak Paper" watermark on verso. The Command and Service Module can be seen as it travels over the Sea of Tranquility. Print is in mint condition and would be a great addition to any space fans collection. Estimated Value $1,000 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,353
Lot 680		Apollo 11 "Columbia" Kapton Foil and Launch Countdown Manual Page. The following items make up this great lot (1) Apollo 11, two pieces of flown Kapton foil pulled from "Columbia" after splashdown and affixed to an LOA by Ken Havekotte (2) Apollo 11, launch countdown manual page originally used and owned by Norm Carlson with LOA by Ken Havekotte (3) Apollo 11, two pieces of Kapton foil that were removed from "Eagle" days before launch in order to replace a faulty squib valve, includes an LOA copy by Lee R. Brandt and copy of a Silver Snoopy award letter, and (4) Various segments of Kapton thermal blanket samples developed by DuPont for the Apollo programs Lunar Modules with an LOA by Ken Havekotte. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $252
Lot 681		Apollo 11 Mission Variant Beta Cloth Uncut Patch Sheet. An uncut Beta cloth sheet measuring 11" x 11" of 4 Apollo 11 Mission Variant (without the Apollo 11 lettering) Beta patches made for NASA in collaboration by Owens Corning, Dupont and Screen Print Corp. Prints are clean with only the black printing a bit off center and come with an LOA. Due to the tragedy of Apollo 1, NASA focused on making conditions safer for its crews and as a result a fireproof fabric (Beta cloth) created by Owens Corning and Dupont was to be used for the A7L spacesuits and patches among other items. While the Beta cloth was produced by Owens Corning and Dupont the screen printing needed to create the mission patches was outsourced to Screen Print Corp. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $144
Lot 682		Apollo 11: Vintage Chromogenic Print "Astronaut in LM Tunnel" Red Serial Number, Blank on Verso, "A Kodak Paper". Mint, vintage Apollo 11, NASA chromogenic 10 x 8 photo, red serial number AS11-36-5385, with "A Kodak Paper" watermark on verso. Image taken by Mike Collins of Buzz Aldrin in the tunnel connecting the Command and Service Module to the Lunar Module. Print is in mint condition and ready for framing. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $528
Lot 683		Apollo 11 Mission Variant Beta Cloth Uncut Patch Roll. An uncut Beta cloth roll measuring 44" x 41" of 49 Apollo 11 Mission Variant (without the Apollo 11 lettering) Beta patches made for NASA in collaboration by Owens Corning, Dupont and Screen Print Corp. Prints are clean with only the black printing a bit off center and come with an LOA. Due to the tragedy of Apollo 1, NASA focused on making conditions safer for its crews and as a result a fireproof fabric (Beta cloth) created by Owens Corning and Dupont was to be used for the A7L spacesuits and patches among other items. While the Beta cloth was produced by Owens Corning and Dupont the screen printing needed to create the mission patches was outsourced to Screen Print Corp. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $288
Lot 684		Apollo 12 Crew Photos Signed By Charles Conrad, Richard Gordon And Alan Bean. 3 color photos each signed by all three crew members of Apollo 12 (1) 8x10 NASA lithograph 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 $1,000 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $780
Lot 685		Apollo 12 Moonwalkers Signed Lithos. 2 8x10 NASA lithographs signed by Pete Conrad and Alan Bean. Estimated Value $500 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 686		Apollo 12 Crew Signed Black Number Photo. 8x10 black number black and white photo numbered AS12-46-6749 with view of the Lunar Module and Alan Bean to its right. Signed by Richard Gordon, Alan Bean and Charles Conrad in black marker. Publicity information printed on verso and is in overall near mint condition. Estimated Value $300 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $456
Lot 687		Apollo 12: Vintage Chromogenic Print "Richard Gordon in Training" Red Serial Number, Description on Verso, "A Kodak Paper". S-69-56701, NASA chromogenic 10 x 8 photo, red serial number "A Kodak Paper" watermark and purple description on verso, image of Richard F. Gordon Jr. during simulation training at the Kennedy Space Center in preparation for the Apollo 12 mission. Print is in mint condition and will display nicely. Estimated Value $250 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $148

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