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Manuscript, Collectibles and Aerospace Auction

Shuttle Program Flown

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 611		STS-1, 1981, FLOWN US Flag (6x4") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate that reads, in part: "This flag was flown aboard Space Shuttle "Columbia" (STS-1), April 12-14, 1981…". The flag shows the usual tape stains from mounting and there are minor adhesion marks on the reverse of the certificate. An attractive piece of memorabilia from the first Shuttle flight. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $264
Lot 612		STS-1, FLOWN Thermal Tile Fragment (.5x.5") This fragment is embedded in a clear lucite desk display (3.75x2.75x1") that has a descriptive brochure embedded beneath it that reads: "This is a segment of a thermal tile which protected the Space Shuttle Orbiter "Columbia" (STS-1) from the heat of reentry on its first flight April 12-14, 1981". The lucite is in new condition in its original box with descriptive note. Attractive. Estimated Value $150 - 250. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $252
Lot 613		STS-1, 1981, FLOWN Shuttle Tile Fragments (.5x.5x.5" and 1x2x.5"). A certificate of authenticity from the consignor reads, in part: "…"A few…Tiles were removed from the bottom of Columbia, Some of these tiles were used for analysis, and a few were turned over to me to be but into small cubes to be imbedded into lucite blocks for presentation to NASA personel…". This lot consists of one of the small cubes of tile prior to being imbedded in lucite AND a larger piece of the uncut matrix from which the cubes were cut. A nice additin to any collection. Estimated Value $350 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $345
Lot 614		STS-1, 1981, FLOWN "Manned Flight Awareness" Medallion. "made, in part, of metal taken from the Columbia". This medallion is mounted on a framed multicolor presentation certificate (9x12"). The certificate shows an upper left corner stain (souvenir of the famous Houston Hurricane Gustav of 2008) and minor foxing from the wonderful Houston climate available there all year round. ALSO included is an autographed color photo of Apollo 7 astronaut Walt Cunningham, framed to 11x13". A nice pair. Estimated Value $100 - 151. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $52
Lot 615		STS-4, 1982, FLOWN US Flag (6x4") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate that reads, in part: "This flag was carried aboard the fourth flight of Columbia…". Attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $219
Lot 616		STS-4, 1982, FLOWN US Flag (6x4") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate that reads, in part: "This flag was carried aboard the fourth flight of Columbia…". Attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $207
Lot 617		STS-4, 1982, FLOWN US Flag (6x4") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate that reads, in part: "This flag was carried aboard the fourth flight of Columbia…". Attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $92
Lot 618		STS-4, 1982, FLOWN United States Flag (6x4") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate that reads, in part: "This flag was carried on the fourth flight of Columbia…". Attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $98
Lot 619		STS-5, 1982, Crew-Signed Presentation Photo. Of the Shuttle landing (10.5x14") is on a framed mat (21x17") that is crew-signed by Brand, Overmyer, Allen and Lenior at the bottom (faded). There is an inscription at the top that reads: "To Charlie Justiz - You really hung in there on our wing! Many thanks for an outstanding job as STS-5 chase". ALSO included is a framed color photo (20x16) of the shuttle landing that is inscribed in silver ink: "41-D / photographed by Charlie Justiz in IMAX". Interesting and unusual. Estimated Value $150 - 250. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $58
Lot 620		STS-5, 1982, FLOWN Crew Patch (4") A framed presentation card (14.5x12") on which is mounted the patch as well as a color photo (10x8") of the Shuttle coming in for a landing. The photo is crew signed and the card is inscribed: "To Chase 1 Charlie Justiz - Thanks for a great job as TV Chase 1". A descriptive card at the bottom reads: This crew patch was flown aboard the first operational Space Shuttle "Columbia", STS-5, November 11-16, 1982". A couple of spots of foxing should not detract. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $184
Lot 621		STS-6, 1983, FLOWN Crew Patch. Mounted on a photo montage presentation board (16x20") that reads, in part: "This patch was flown aboard the first flight of the Space Shuttle "Challenger" (STS-6) April 4-9, 1983". The mat is hand-signed/inscribed by the crew. Minor faults, but attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $81
Lot 622		STS-41D, 1984, FLOWN Crew Patch. Mounted on a framed multicolor presentation board (20x16"). The board is crew signed by Hartsfield, Coats, Resnik, Hawley and Mullane (not Walker) at the bottom and inscribed at the top: "To Charlie - Thank you for your outstanding support on STS-41D - The BOO crew". There is a descriptive label at the bottom that reads: "This patch was flown aboard the first flight of the Space Shuttle Discovery (STS-41D), August 30-September 5, 1984". Attractive and scarce. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $102
Lot 623		STS-51D, 1985, Copper Ingot from the Statue of Liberty (3.25x1.5x1", 442 grams). This copper ingot was made from copper salvaged during the 1985/86 restoration of the Statue of Liberty in New York. An included certificate of authenticity reads, in part: "…Two 15-inch replicas were cast from actual copper removed from the Statue of Liberty during restoration prior to the 1986 Centennial Dedication of the Statue of Liberty. The replicas flew on board the April 1985 flight of STS-51D. After the flight, one replica was melted and used to produce Official Centennial Seals, which were sold by the US Postal Service to help fund the restoration (one FLOWN copper-cachet cover and NASA paperwork are also included). The other model is on display at the Statue of Liberty. I was responsible for integration of the replica onto the Shuttle for flight, and along with the two replicas, I was sent a 15.6 ounce (442 gram) ingot of copper removed from the Statue of Liberty to be used for any required testing to certify the statue replicas safe for Shuttle Flight. Tests were not required and (this) is the ingot of copper removed from the Stature of Liberty that I received". ALSO included with the lot are three NASA 8x10" color photos of the two Statue replicas and copies of the NASA paperwork related to the flight. Since the Statue of Liberty is considered to be a National Treasure, any part of the metal from it has to be fully accounted for. This ingot is probably unique and irreplaceable. It will fill an important niche in any Americana collection. Estimated Value $350 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $949
Lot 624		STS-51D/51L, 1985/86, Hughes Fluid Dynamics Experiment Documents. The Fluid Dynamics Experiment was originally scheduled to fly on STS-51D under the supervision of astronaut Greg Jarvis. Flight STS-51D was rescheduled, and and the experiment, aand Greg Jarvis flew on the ill-fated STS-51L where the crew, and Jarvis, lost their lives. This lot consists of various NASA and Hughes documents regarding the experiment and both flights including 1) the Flight Data File, Crew Activity Plan of STS-51D, 2) the original document distribution list and Hughes printed "STS-51D Fluid Dynamics Experiment" document, 3) NASA color photos of the experiment's equipment (x8, 8x10"), etc. A certificate of authenticity is included that reads, in part: "I was the NASA Payload Integration Manager for this experiment, and worked closely with Greg Jarvia, the Hughes Payload Specialist, in getting the FDE, which he was going to operate on-orbit, qualified, approved and ready for flight…". A great lot that was part of American space history. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 625		STS-51G, 1985, Crew Patch and Presentation Board. Mounted on a photo montage presentation board (16x20"). The mat is hand-signed/inscribed by the four crew members including Brandenstein, Creighton, Nagel and Lucid. Minor faults, but attractive. Estimated Value $100 - 150. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $63
Lot 626		STS-61A, 1985, FLOWN Mission Patch. Mounted on a framed, multicolor presentation board (20x16") that is inscribed at top: "To Charlie J - We thank you for the super STA training - it was fun!" The board is signed at the bottom by crew members Hank Hartsfield, Steve Nagel, Guion Bluford, Jim Buchli and Bonnie Dunbar, on both sides of a descriptive label that reads: "This patch was flown aboard the Space Shuttle "Challender" during STS-61-A, October 30-November 6, 1985". Attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $98
Lot 627		STS-61B, 1991, Rudolfo Vela Neri Autographs. Lot of two different including below the handwritten inscription on a framed photo/crew patch presentation (15x12") and on the margin of a full sheet of Mexican stamps issued in his honor. He was the first Mexican national to become an astronaut and to fly. A great pair. Estimated Value $150 - 250. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 628		STS-61B, 1985, Rudolfo Neri Vela Autograph. On the inscribed title page of his book "El Planeta Azul" (1986, Mexican Edition, 184pp., hard, dust jacket, in Spanish). Also included is the English translation of his book "The Blue Planet / A Trip to Space" (1989, First American Edition, 88pp., hard with dust jacket). Neri was the FIRST MEXICAN Astronaut to fly in space. ALSO included in the lot is a letter to the consignor discussing the publication of the book signed by Neri as well as photos and data files concerning the experiments carried onboard the flight. An unusual lot. Estimated Value $150 - 200. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 629		STS-61B, 1985 FLOWN Crew Patch. Mounted on a photo montage presentation board (16x20") that reads, in part: "This patch was flown aboard the Space Shuttle "Atlantis" (STS-61B) November 26 - December 3, 1985". The montage is hand-signed/inscribed by the crew members Brewster, Bryon, Woody, Mary and Jerry. Minor faults, but attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $92
Lot 630		STS-61B, 1985, "Humorous" Autographed Crew Photo (9.5x7") mounted on a grey presentation card. Boldly signed and almost never available. Attractive. Estimated Value $150 - 250. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $58
Lot 631		STS-61C, 1986, "Materials Science Lab" Mission Patch (3.5") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate that reads, in part: "This emblem represents the Materials Science Laboratory (MSL)-2 payload which flew on STS-61C launched January 12, 1986…". ALSO included is a crew patch, framed, along with a photo of Bob Cenker with a handwritten inscripton alongside. An attractive pair. Less than 50 Mission patches were made. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $115
Lot 632		STS-51L, 1986, Greg Jarvis "Hughes First Payload Mission Specialist" Patch. This red, white blue and yellow patch was never released by Hughes (who was Jarvis' employeer) and only a handful we given out to selected individuals after the flight. The match is mounted, along with an STS-51L crew patch and a photo of Jarvis in a 14x11" frame. ALSO included is a framed presentation (14x19") of three envelopes cancelled with a special "Stamp Festival" cancel at the American Stamp Dealers Stamp Show on September 19th, 1986. This is the first time this writer can remembering offering this patch in over 20 years of holding space memorabilia sales. This is a "Must Buy" lot for any collector. Estimated Value $350 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $184
Lot 633		STS-51L, 1986, Certificate of Appreciation (framed to 14x17.5"). This striking Manned Flight Awareness Certificate reads, in part: "In appreciation of your dedication to the critical tasks you performed in support of the Presidential Commission investigating the Space Challenger accident. Your valuable contributions assisted in identifying the actions required to return the National Space Transportation System to flight status". There is a large white, negatively embossed STS-51L crew patch at the left. This is the first of these certificates we can remember seeing. Attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 634		STS-26, 1988, FLOWN "NASA" Flag (6x4") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate that reads, in part: "This NASA flag was flown aboard the Orbiter "Discovery", STS-26, September 29-October 3, 1988, commemorating the National Space Transporttation System "Return to Space". Attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $86
Lot 635		STS-26, 1988, FLOWN NASA Flag (6x4") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate that reads, in part: "This National Aeronautics and Space Administration flag was flown aboard the Orbiter "Discovery", STS-26, September 29 - October 3, 1988, commemorating the National Space Transportation System "Return to Flight". Attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 636		STS-26, 1988, FLOWN Sterling Silver Robbins Medallion (No. 3F) mounted on a presentation "Certificate of Authenticity" (framed to 12x13.5") that reads, in part: "This STS-26 Silver Medallion was flown aboard the United States Space Shuttle, Discovery, September 29, 1988 to October 3, 1988, for Charles Justiz…". The certificate is hand-signed by Mission Commander Frederick Hauck. Striking and almost impossible to duplicate. Estimated Value $750 - 1,000. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $863
Lot 637		STS-28, 1989, FLOWN U.S. Flag and Crew Patch. Mounted on a framed presentation board (19x23") with a picture of the Columbia Shuttle and the crew in their military uniforms. A descriptive, certificate reads, in part: This US. flag and crew patch were flown aboard the orbiter Columbia, STS-28, August 8-13, 1989". The certificate also appears to be hand-signed by the crew. A scarce presentation we have not seen before. Estimated Value $350 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $127
Lot 638		STS-29, 1989, FLOWN Crew Patch. Mounted on a framed multicolor presentation board (20x16"). The board is crew signed in silver at the top and inscribed: "To Charlie Justiz - With appreciation for all your support - STS-29 Crew". There is a descriptive label at the bottom that reads: "This patch was flown aboard the Orbiter Discovery, STS-29, March 13-18, 1989". Attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $81
Lot 639		STS-32, 1990, FLOWN Crew Patch. Mounted on a multicolor presentation board (20x16") that is inscribed at top: "To Charlie - Thanks to our 6th Crew Member! STS-32". The complete crew have signed the board surrounding the patch. There is a descriptive label at the bottom that reads: "This crew patch was flown aboard the Orbiter Columbia, STS-32, January 9-20, 1990". Some edge faults as a result of having met Houston hurricane "Gustav" in August 2008, otherwise this piece is ready and willing to join a new home. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 640		STS-32, 1990, FLOWN "Characterization of Neurospora Circadian Rhythms" Mission Patch (4") mounted on a presentation card along with a color photo (5.5x7.5") of the experiment in space. There is a descriptive note below the patch that reads: "This patch was flown aboard the orbiter Columbia, STS-32, January 9-20, 1990". ALSO included is a copy of a NASA letter stating that 50 of these mission patches "…were flown in the Official Flight Kit (OFK) aboard the Orbiter Columbia, STS-32…". This patch is almost never available. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $81
Lot 641		STS-34, 1989, FLOWN "Plant Growth Hormones / Space Life Sciences / STS-34" Mission Patch (4") This mission patch is mounted on a presentation card with a color photo (5.5x5.5") of the experiment alongside and has a label at the bottom that reads: "This patch was flown aboard the Orbiter Atlantis, STS-34, October 18-23, 1989". Copies of two letters are included. One, from NASA states that 50 examples of this patch were flown as Official Flight Kit items and are for "…delivery to the GHCD Principal Investigator for use as presentation gifts". The other, on Michigan State University, letterhead to the Principal Scientist, Mission Projects Section, NASA states that 5 "numbered and signed (?)" patches from STS-34 are enclosed for distribution. A rare and important lot. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $92
Lot 642		STS-39, 1991, FLOWN Crew Patch. Mounted on a framed, multicolor presentation card (21x17") that is inscribed in silver at top: "To Charlie Justiz - With Appreciation for all your outstanding support! - STS-39". There is a descriptive label at the bottom that reads: "This crew patch was flown aboard the Orbiter Discovery, STS-39, April 28-May 6, 1991". Attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $81
Lot 643		STS-40, 1991, FLOWN "Middeck O-Gravity Dynamics Experiment " (MODE) Mission Patch (3") mounted ALONG with a 3.5" ""Middeck O-Gravity Dynamics Experiment / General Dynamics" Mission Patch. The latter patch was FLOWN onboard STS-48 (September 12-18, 1991). Both mission patches are framed with photos of the experiments (about 7x5") and with labels that read: "This patch was flown aboard the Orbiter Columbia, STS-40, June 5-14, 1991 / This patch was flown aboard the Orbiter Discovery, STS-48, September 12-18, 1991). Also included are copies of two letters from NASA stating that these patches were flown as part of the Official NASA Flight Kit on each flight and that only 50 similar patches were flown on STS-40 and 89 patches were flown on STS-48. An important pair. Estimated Value $350 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $184
Lot 644		STS-40, 1991, FLOWN "Middeck O-Gravity Dynamics Experiment" Mission Patch (3") This multicolor mission patch is one of just 50 flown. It is unmounted and is offered with a copy of the 1991 NASA letter stating that 50 patches, flown in the Official Flight Kit, were being returned to the MOD Manager as flown momentos. A scarce piece of memorabilia. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 645		STS-45, 1992, FLOWN Crew Patch. Mounted on a framed multicolor presentation board (20x16"). The board is crew signed by Boldon, Duffy, Sullivan, Leestma, Foale and Frimout (not Lichtenberg) at the bottom and inscribed at the top: "To Charlie - Thanks for your help!" There is a descriptive label at the bottom that reads: "This patch was flown aboard the the Orbiter Atlantis, Mission STS-45, March 24-April 2, 1992, which carried the first Atmospheric Laboratory for Applications and Science ATLAS-1)". This is the first flown patch from this flight we have seen. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $86
Lot 646		STS-46, 1992, Crew Patch (4.5x4") mounted on a framed multicolor montage (22x18") that is inscribed in silver marker: "To Bob - With our thanks for your support! From the crew of STS-46". It would appear that the montage is hand-signed by at least some of the crew members (Shriver, Ivins, Allen, etc), but a couple of the signatures have faded almost completely out. Attractive. Estimated Value $150 - 250. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $46
Lot 647		STS-48, 1991, FLOWN "University of Arizona, Muscle Atrophy" Mission Patch (3") mounted on a presentation card along with a color photo (6x6") of the experiment in space and a descriptive patch that reads: "This patch was flown aboard the Orbiter Discovery, STS-48, September 12-18, 1991. ALSO included is a copy of a NASA letter stating that: "…50 PARE-01 patches were flown in the (Official Flight Kit) OFK aboard the orbiter Discovery, Shuttle Mission STS-48…". Rare and almost never available. If you are an Arizona Diamondback fan, this is a must-own addition to your collection. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $86
Lot 648		STS-52, 1992, FLOWN Mission Flag (6x4") on an unusual NASA presentation certificate that reads: "This flag was flown on mission STS-52, / aboard the Columbia on October 22, 1992". ALSO included is a signed crew photo of the crew in their orange spacesuits. Quite attractive and unusual. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $72
Lot 649		STS-52, FLOWN, "USMP-1" Mission Patch (3.5") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate (framed to 12.5x15.5") that reads, in part: "This emblem, representing the first United States Microgravity Payload (USMP-1) was flown aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia during Mission STS-52 launched on October 22, 1992". Only 200 of these patches were flown. A copy of a NASA letter detailing the numbers of Mission Patches and Mission Flags is enclosed. Striking and attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 650		STS-52, 1992, Minolta SRT-101, 35mm. Camera (with 50mm, 1:1.7 lens) used to document Heat Pipe Experiment training of astronauts Wetherbee and Jernigan prior to the flight. The camera is complete with it's original leather carry case and strap, and is, to our knowledge, in working order. ALSO included with the camera are 13 negative strips showing the experiment training and 24 different 8x10" color prints taken from the negatives (on Kodak paper). A certificate of authenticity from the NSA Payload Integration Manager for this experiment, stating that he used this camera during the training excercise, is included. A rare, behind-the-scenes piece of history. Estimated Value $350 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $299
Lot 651		STS-54, 1993, FLOWN Mission Patch (4") mounted on a certificate of authenticity (8x11") that reads, in part: " This patch was / flown aboard Endeavour / STS-54 from January 13-19, 1993". The certificate also reads" This Patch and Certificate is awarded in recognition of contributions made to the CHROMEX-3 payload flown on STS-54… with crew signatures at the bottom. Only 49 of these patches were flown. A copy of a NASA 1993 letter regarding Official Flight Kit items from this flight is also included. A rare piece of memorabilia. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $75
Lot 652		STS-55, 1993, FLOWN Crew Patch. Mounted on a multicolor presentation board (20x16") that is inscribed at top: "To Charlie and Dayna - Thanks for the Camp Justiz Tape". The board is signed by all the crew members around the patch. There is a descriptive label at the bottom that reads: "This patch was flown aboard the Space Shuttle "Columbia", STS-55, April 26 - May 6, 1993, during the successful flight of the German Spacelab D-2 mission". Unusually attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $75
Lot 653		STS-57, 1993, FLOWN Crew Patch. Mounted on a multicolor presentation board (20x16"). The board is crew signed by Grabe, Duffy, Low and Voss (not Sherlock or Wiseoff) and inscribed at the top: "To Charlie Justiz - With sincere thanks for a great job preparing us for STS-57". There is a descriptive label at the bottom that reads: "This patch was flown aboard the the Space Shuttle Endeavour, STS-57, June 21-July 1, 1993, which successfully retrieved the EURECA satellite and was the first flight of the privately developed SPACEHAB module". Attractive and clean. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $75
Lot 654		STS-58, 1993, FLOWN Crew Patch. Mounted on a framed multicolor presentation board (20x16"). The board is crew signed by the whole crew in gold and inscribed at the top: "Charlie, Great job on STS-58, The Crew". There is a descriptive label at the bottom that reads: "This patch was flown aboard the the Space Shuttle Columbia, STS-58, Spacelab Life Sciences 2, October 18-November 1, 1993". Attractive and clean. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $66
Lot 655		STS-58, 1993, FLOWN Lapel Pin. Mounted below a framed, gray presentation certificate (11x16.5") that reads, in part: "This STS-58 Lapel Pin was flown aboard the United States Space Shuttle, Columbia, October 18-1993, to November 1, 1993 for Charlie Justiz…" The certificate appears to be hand-signed by the crew. and there is a multicolor crew patch decal attached to the certificate at top. Unusual and quite attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 656		STS-60, 1994, FLOWN, SOKOL-KV-2 ("Falcon") Rescue Suit. A great suit that was worn by the first cosmonaut to fly on the Space Shuttle, Sergei Krikalev, as a member of the STS-60 crew. After the flight he returned to Russia, but returned to Houston as support on several additional flights including STS-71, the first Shuttle-MIR docking flight. Krikalev is called "The Last Soviet Citizen" because he was "stranded" in space (1992) on the Soyuz TM-7 mission. During his almost a year in space, the Soviet Union dissolved and the Russian Federation came into being. The SOKOL KV-2 rescue suit he wore during that flight realized about $135,000 in the Sotheby 1993 "Space History" sale.ALSO included is the ShD-10 black leather/mesh communications headset designed for use with this suit. This suit was developed in the late 1970s and has been used up to this day on all Soyuz flights. It is complete with double V-front zippers (instead of the original lace front), two electrical/oxygen connectors at the waist, a pressure guage on the left wrist, gloves, etc. There is a Russian Federation patch on one shoulder, a "Shuttle-MIR" patch on the other and a "MIR" patch on the chest. This suit had a front row seat to US/Russian history in the making. It deserves a good home. Estimated Value $10,000 - 15,000. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $7,188
Lot 657		STS-62, 1994, FLOWN "USMP-2 Mission" Flag (6x4") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate (11x14") that reads, in part: "This flag was flown aboard Columbia, STS-62, on March 4, 1994". Minor wrinkles do not detract. Generally only about 50 of any given Mission patch or flag were flown on a flight. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 658		STS-62, 1994, FLOWN Crew Patch. Mounted on a framed, multicolor collage (22x18") that has been inscribed in silver marker: "To Bob - With our thanks for your support! STS-62. It appears to have been hand-signed in the center. The label at the bottom reads: "This crew patch was flown aboard the Space Shuttle, Columbia, STS-62, which included the USMP-2 and OAST-2 scientific payloads, March 4-18, 1994". An attractive presentation that is not often seen. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $98
Lot 659		STS-62, 1994, FLOWN Mission Patch (3.5") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate (framed to 15.5x12.5") that reads: "This patch was flown aboard Columbia, STS-62, on March 4-18, 1994". The certificate…"was presented in recognition of your outstanding contributions in the preparation and execution of the successful Second United States Microgravity Payload (USMP-2) Mission, launched on March 4, 1994". Attractive. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $63
Lot 660		STS-65, 1994, FLOWN Mission Flag (6x4") mounted on a multicolor presentation certificate that reads, in part: "Carried aloft by the Space Shuttle Columbia, STS-65, in July 1994, this mission insignia accompanied the IML-2 payload into orbit." Striking and not seen before. Estimated Value $10 - 100,000. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $63

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