Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

Sale 79

Shuttle

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 950		FLOWN SRB Shock Absorber For Forward Separation Bold. Flown section of metallic honeycomb material shock absorber (6" tall, 6" diameter) for SRB separation from the Shuttle External Tank. When the explosive bolt is fired, the SRB side of the bold explodes back into this shock absorber and the deep indentation in the material is in the shape of the nut on the bolt which explosively impacted the material. The ET side has similar shock absorbers but they are all in the Indian Ocean. Estimated Value $150 - 200. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $228
Lot 951		c.1980s Likely Flown Shuttle Blankets. Two (2) blankets apparently pulled off of space craft. both have pins, 2" to 3", used to attach blankets. First is 21x5xq" and second is 17x5x2.5". Both are odd shaped with max dimensions 27x8" and 21x9", respectively, and both about 2.5" thick. Both bear two sets of number with one set on white tape, probably attached during removal. Obtained by consignor at White Sands NASA facility. One shows separated seams and some damage likely from removal process from flown assemblies. Both probably flown. Estimated Value $350 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $102
Lot 952		c.1980s Likely Flown Shuttle Blankets. Two (2) blankets apparently pulled off of space craft. both have pins, 2" to 3", used to attach blankets. Both are odd shaped with max dimensions 27x8" and 21x9", respectively, and both about 2.5" thick. Both bear two sets of number with one set on white tape, probably attached during removal. Obtained by consignor at White Sands NASA facility. One shows separated seams and some damage likely from removal process from flown assemblies. Both probably flown. Estimated Value $350 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $102
Lot 953		c.1980s Likely Flown Shuttle Blankets. Two (2) blankets apparently pulled off of space craft. both have pins, 2" to 3", used to attach blankets. First is triangular shaped (22.75x20.5x37") about 0.5" thick and second odd shaped (14x12x1" max dimension). Both bear two sets of number with one set on white tape, probably attached during removal. Obtained by consignor at White Sands NASA facility. Both probably flown. Estimated Value $350 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $102
Lot 954		1980s-2000s IMB Thinkpads, One Likely Flown. Two thingpads, first is likely flown (velcro pieces) IB Thinkpad 760XD, flight laptop part number SDZ39129262-303 s/n 5005. Original NASA cost was $4265. 760XD laptops were flown on shuttle and ISS. Laptop does not include hard drive, power cord or battery. Second is GFE (Ground Flight Engineering) IBM thinkpad 760XD. GFE laptops were used for engineering purposes including sofrware testing by contractors and others with payload requiring software loaded on laptops. GFE laptops are not configured for flight. Laptop does not include hard drive, power cord, CD/floppy drive or battery. The laptops were purchased as NASA surplus and have been well used. Estimated Value $700 - 900. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $750
Lot 955		c.2000 Likely FLOWN Nikon EVA 35mm F5 Camera Body Assembly. Noted as NASA part #SED33110611 s/n 1028, this camera (6.25x6.25x3") includes custom camera bracket adaptor designed for this camera and MF-28 Nikon Data Back with matching serial number along side plus three velcro strips. Camera body without lens. Probably flown. Housed in original NASA parts bag. Original acquistion cost: $2432.00. Estimated Value $3,000 - 3,500. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 956		1980s-2000s Flown Hasselblad 70mm film Magazine. Hasselblad Data Recording Magazine (3.5x3.5x4.25") DM-100/200 flown on 12 shuttle flights (all shuttles except Challenger). STS-46, 51, 53, 54, 61 (Hubble), 69, 79, 91 (ISS), 92, 98, 104 and 110. Included is NASA parts tag attached to original parts bag and NASA parts report showing flights. Part number SEF33101018-305 S/N 5033. Estimated Value $500 - 600. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $480
Lot 957		1980s-90s Flown Hasselblad DE-32 Data Module Assembly. Module assembly (3.5x2.5x0.5") flown on 18 shuttle flights (all shuttles except Challenger). STS-28, 33, 31 (Hubble launch), 37, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 49 (Endeavor first flight), 52, 88 (ISS), 90, 92, 96 and 99. Data module is attached to the top of Hasselblad 70mm film magazine (part of Hasselblad 553 ELS space camera). It prints 32 alpha numeric characters along edge of film frame at time of exposure. Data recorded includes Greenwich mean time, film roll, frame number and shuttle mission number. Included is NASA parts tag attached to original parts bag and NASA reports showing flights. Estimated Value $350 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $240
Lot 958		1980s Likely flown Minolta Spotmeter Model M. One was flown on each shuttle mission for use with the Hasselblad camera and earth photography. NASA parts ID number is stamped onto the rear of the meter and with velcro strips. This meter's (3.5x6") part number is SED33102470-302 s/n 1016. New batterry has been installed and copy of meter's manual has been included. Meter's display screen is cracked. The meter is fully functional and was purchased at NASA auction. Estimated Value $400 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $443
Lot 959		1980s Likely Flown Minolta Spotmeter Model M. One was flown on each shuttle mission for use with the Hasselblad camera and earth photography. NASA parts ID number is stamped onto the rear of the meter and meter has two velcro strips. This meter's (3.5x6") part number is SED33102470-302 s/n 1022. New battery has been installed and copy of meter's manual has been included. The meter is fully functional and was purchased at NASA auction. Estimated Value $400 - 500. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $360
Lot 960		1982-2001 Shuttle Mission History Folders. Interesting group of about 85 different mission history reports from Flight Integration Office, Operations Office and others. Almost all are mission specific between STS-4 and STS-135. All are printed on folded three piece, two sided, cards (3.5x5") giving time lines and other technical information on the mission. Unusual and compact method for having detailed reference to many STS missions. Also present are a few small shuttle booklets of other types. Estimated Value $350 - 400. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 961		Lithos with crew signed images. More than 30 items in a binder with crew signed lithos, unsigned lithos, patchs and other items. Fifteen crew signed lithos include STS-26, STS-28, STS-32, STS-33 (x2), STS-35 (x2), STS-38 (x2), STS-40 (x3), STS-42, STS-63 and STS-111. Bold signatures include an occasional autopen. A close look at this lot is recommended. Estimated Value $1,500 - 2,000. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $480
Lot 962		1981 STS-1 Flight Trajectory Officer's Ascent Cue Card. This two page, two sided, cue card (9.5x15") was used in mission control center during STS-1 flight simulations and real-time during STS-2 mission. Flight Trajectory Officer ran the Abort Regional Determinator, that was the ground processor computer that computed deta velocity margins. Red highlights indicate "Abort Mode Boundaries." Greatly detailed such as RTLS (Return to Launch Site) on page 2. This card played a significant role in MCC launching, monitoring and "working" each shuttle mission. They contain invaluable information for a successful flight. We have never seen Cue Cards used in MCC offered previously. Unique. Estimated Value $750 - 1,000. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $480
Lot 963		1981 STS-1 Trajectory Officer's Personal Console Handbook. Actual loose leaf binder (3" thick) used by Trajectory Officer at his console in mission control in Houston for STS-1 launch. Contains time lines, mission operations, computer initialization data, technical data for shuttle main engines (SSME's) and other technical reference data. Many annotations or calculations. Great opportunity to observe the complexity of launching the shuttle space vehicle. Estimated Value $400 - 600. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $246
Lot 964		1981 STS-1 Mission Control - Console Back-lit Displays (DDD's). These 8 overlays are back-lit displays used on the Flight Dynamics Officer's console. The lights monitored key events on-board the spacecraft and monitored computer processing activity by the Mission Operations Computer (MOC) for other events or possible contingencies. They represent variable event overlays or in the vernacular of Flight Controllers "Digital Display Drivers" (DDD's). These particular DDD''s were utilized on early Shuttle flights (2 are noted "FLIGHT 001" for STS-1). They were utilized to support trajectory operations for all phases of flight: Prelaunch/ Ascent phase; Orbital operations phase; and Deorbit/ Entry phase. On the Flight Dynamics Officer's Console they served as a Heads-Up Display feature with color coded lighting for significant telemetered vehicle events impacting the trajectory plus health and status of ground trajectory processors supporting number crunching in MOC. (RTLS=Return to Landing Site, AOA=Abort Once Around, SSME=Space Shuttle Main engine, etc.) Additional notes accompany the cards along with a COA and copy of NASA memo on DDD's. These are the first STS-1 DDD's we have seen offered and few are thought to exist. Estimated Value $300 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $264
Lot 965		1981 STS-1 Flight Rules Manaul. Original manual used in mission control in Houston in prep and during mission. Three hole punched in black binder with title "OFT Flight Rules.STS-1 Flight" manual with over 270 pages of instructions, charts and divided into 17 sections and 3 appendices. Sections include Flight Operations Rules, Ground Instrument Requirements, Booster, CMS/RCS, Trajectory Guidance, Aero and so on. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $288
Lot 966		1981 STS-1 & STS-2 Orbital Flight Test Abort Region Determinator Manual. Original manual used by Ascent Flight Dynamics Officer in Houston with many handwritten notes accompanying. Titled "Orbital Flight Test/Abort Region Determination/Level B Formulation." This was used during performance testing in achieving orbit or not and if not what modes are available to abort. Contains everything one would want to know about Shuttle abort modes. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $72
Lot 967		1981 STS-2 Trajectory Officer's Launch Handbook. Actual loose leaf binder (3" thick, not full) used by Trajectory Officer in mission control in Houston for real-time launch. Loaded with technical information, calculations, charts with some pencil additions. Includes all launch details with weather, launch initiation procedure, shallow constant deorbitals, nozzle leaks, HPOT Efficiency and much more with great detail. Estimated Value $400 - 600. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 968		1981 STS-2 Mission Control - Console Back-lit Displays (DDD's). These 9 overlays are back-lit displays used on the Flight Dynamics Officer's console. The lights monitored key events on-board the spacecraft and monitored computer processing activity by the Mission Operations Computer (MOC) for other events or possible contingencies. They represent variable event overlays or in the vernacular of Flight Controllers "Digital Display Drivers" (DDD's). These particular DDD's were utilized on early Shuttle flights (2 are noted "FLIGHT 002" for STS-2 plus Veh-102 for Columbia). They were utilized to support trajectory operations for all phases of flight: Prelaunch/ Ascent phase; Orbital operations phase; and Deorbit/ Entry phase. On the Flight Dynamics Officer's Console they served as a Heads-Up Display feature with color coded lighting for significant telemetered vehicle events impacting the trajectory plus health and status of ground trajectory processors supporting number crunching in MOC. (CSS= Crew Stick Landing, AOA=Abort Once Around, SSME=Space Shuttle Main engine, etc.) Additional notes accompany the cards along with a COA and copy of NASA memo on DDD's. These are the first STS-2 DDD's we have seen offered and few are thought to exist. Estimated Value $300 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $228
Lot 969		1982 STS-3 Flight Dynamics Officer's Cue Card. This two page, two sided, cue card (9.5x15") was ued in mission control center during STS-3 simulation and real-time mission. Contains general in-orbit notes and deorbit prep to be used for early termination of mission or scheduled deorbit. This card played a significant role in MCC launching, monitoring and "working" each shuttle mission. They contain invaluable information for a successful flight. We have never seen Cue Cards used in MCC offered previously. Unique. Estimated Value $750 - 1,000. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 970		1982 STS-3 Trajectory Officer's Real-Time Console Handbook. Actual loose leaf binder (3" thick) used by Trajectory Officer in mission control in Houston for real-time support during STS-3 mission, used as reference material. Includes Operational Flight Profile, RTLS abort flight phases, Flight events and history and much more. Greatly detailed with charts and calculations, many pencil and pen notes and calculations. containing all the information for Trajectory Officer to help him execute STS-3 mission. Estimated Value $400 - 600. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $132
Lot 971		1982 STS-4 Flight Rules Manual. Original manual used in mission control in Houston in prep and during mission. Three hole punched with title "OFT Flight Rules.STS-4 Flight" manual with over 300 pages of instructions, charts and divided into 17 sections and 2 appendices. Sections include Flight Operations Rules, Ground Instrument Requirements, Booster, OMS/RCS, Trajectory Guidance, EECOM and so on. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $120
Lot 972		1982 STS-5 Flight Dynamics Officer's Cue Card. This two page, two sided, cue card (9.5x15") was used in mission control center during STS-5 simulation and real-time during launch. Includes Ascent and Abort Modes (in red). Front cover red highlights include RTLS (Return to Launch Site) and AOA (Abort once Around). Four pages of detailed handwritten notes for abort mission if necessary. This card played a significant role in MCC launching, monitoring and "working" each shuttle mission. They contain invaluable information for a successful flight. We have never seen Cue Cards used in MCC offered previously. Unique. Estimated Value $750 - 1,000. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $228
Lot 973		1983 STS-7 Flight Dynamics Officer's Cue Card. This two page, two sided, cue card (9.5x15") was used in mission control center during STS-7 simulation and real-time mission. Includes Ascent and Abort Modes (in red) with AOA (Abort once Around) and RTLS (Return to Landing site on back). Four pages of detailed hand notes for abort of mission if necessary. This card played a significant role in MCC launching, monitoring and "working" each shuttle mission. They contain invaluable information for a successful flight. We have never seen Cue Cards used in MCC offered previously. Unique. Estimated Value $750 - 1,000. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $228
Lot 974		1982 STS Operational Flight Rules Annex/STS-5 Flight. Original manual used in mission control in Houston in prep and during mission. Three hole punched manual with over 190 pages of instructions, charts and divided into 9 sections and 2 appendices. Sections include Payload Flight Operations, Orbiton Support, PAM, SBS and so on. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 975		1983 STS-7 Flight Dynamics Officer's Console Handbook. Actual loose leaf binder (3.5" thick) used by Flight Dynamics Officer in mission control in Houston as reference material for support of STS-7 mission. Loaded with technical information, schemetics, calculations and more including pencil notes. Includes flight events history, SPAS-01 decay calculation, uplinked weather data, paragee adjustments, PAM reports, deorbit information and much more. Unique. Estimated Value $400 - 600. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 976		ESA Spacelab Scale Model. Likely a contractor's model, overall size 11" long, 7" high, that depicts spacelab first mission, scale 1:50, and thus is from STS-9 (STS-41A) shuttle mission. Pallet only partially attached, this can be easily remedied. Estimated Value $300 - 400. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $780
Lot 977		1988 STS-26 FLOWN NASA Flag. NASA flag (5.75x3.75") attached to presentation display (10x13"). Flag flown aboard STS-26. Estimated Value $200 - 250. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $114
Lot 978		1992 STS-42 FLOWN Microgravity Labratory Flag (4.6"). Flag attached to personalized COA (8.5x11") with printed signatures of crew. Scarce flown flag. Estimated Value $250 - 300. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 979		STS-43 Flown Crew Patch. Flown crew patch attached to photo board display (16x20") signed by crew: Blaha, Baker, Lucid, Adamson & Low in silver ink. Bold signatures. Scratchs around edges, patch in excellent condition. Estimated Value $200 - 250. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $108
Lot 980		1992 STS-46 Crew Members Signed Photo Montage. Framed STS-46 crew photo montage (22x18" overall size) was signed by six of seven crew members and given to ground support team member. Crew patch attached is most certainly FLOWN. COA from ground crew member that received this display notes that the receiver is certain patch is flown. Autographs are bold to faded. Estimated Value $200 - 250. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $90
Lot 981		1984 STS-51E Cancelled Flight Patches & Decals. Four each of two different versions of patches with one patch bearing dark blue around outer rim. Also four decals with mission description on reverse. Total of 12 items in all. Estimated Value $150 - 200. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $96
Lot 982		1982 STS-52 Flown Crew Patch. Flown patch attached to framed photo display (16.25x20.25") signed by crew: Veach, Shepard, Wetherbee, Baker, Jernigan & MacLean on top photo. Bold signatures. Patch in excellent condition. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $144
Lot 983		1994-2003 FLOWN Flags. Two (2) flown flags, first is 25th Anniversary of Apollo 11 flag (3.25x5") flown on STS-65 (1994) and mounted on display (11x14") and second is Centenary of Wright Bros Flight flag (5.75x4.25") flown on NASA WB-57F high altitude research aircraft over Kitty Hawk NC mounted on display (8x10"). Estimated Value $250 - 300. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $120
Lot 984		Shuttle Mission Flown Patch & Autograph Balance. Three display items including STS-66 flown patch on photo board (some scratches) that was crew signed but signatures have faded, STS-102 patch that was likely flown on photo board signed by four crew members and lastly framed (overall size 17x21.25") Shuttle Atlantis photo signed on matte by Robert 'Hoot' Gibson from STS-27. Photo boards both measure 20"x16". Estimated Value $150 - 200. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $114
Lot 985		1995 STS-74 Flown Crew Patch. Flown patch attached to framed photo display (16.5x21.5") signed by crew: Cameron, McArthur, Halsell, Ross & Hatfield on bottom of matte. Bold signatures. Display scratched, patch in excellent condition. Estimated Value $250 - 300. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 986		1998 STS-88 FLOWN ISS Flag Inside "Unity". Flown ISS flag (6x4.5") attached to presentation display (11x14"), for first assembly mission of ISS. Flag was inside "Unity," ISS connecting module in payload bay. Unusual display item. Estimated Value $250 - 300. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $192
Lot 987		1998 STS-91 FLOWN MIR Phase 1 Program Presentation Display. Flown flag 93.75x5.5") from Phase 1 Shuttle-MIR program attached to presentation display (14x11"), flown aboard STS-91 To MIR. Attractive Display. Estimated Value $200 - 250. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $66
Lot 988		1998 STS-91 Flown MIR Phase 1 Program Flag Presentation Display. Flown flag (4.5x5.5") from Phase 1 Shuttle-MIR program attached to framed presentation display (15.25x20.5". Flown aboard STS-91 to MIR. Attractive display. Estimated Value $200 - 250. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $78
Lot 989		1999 STS-103 Flown Crew Patch. Flown crew patch attached to framed photo display (20x16.5") signed by crew: Clervoy, Brown, Kelley, Grunsfeld, Smith, Foal & Nicollier in gold ink. Bold signatures. Display needs reframing but is in excellent condition. Mission was third to Hublle and was very successful. Estimated Value $250 - 300. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $192
Lot 990		STS-104 Crew Signed Logo Board. Logo board (20x18") signed by Lindsey, Hobaugh, Reilly, Kavandi & Gernhardt. Bold signatures. Perfect for display. Estimated Value $150 - 200. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 991		STS-104 Flown Crew Patch. Flown crew patch attached to photo board display (16x20") signed by crew: Lindsey, Hobaugh, Reilly, Kavandi & Gernhardt in gold ink. Bold signatures. This mission involved in 7A assembly phase to install joint airlock onto ISS. Excellent condition. Estimated Value $250 - 300. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 992		2002 STS-109 Flown Crew Patch. Flown crew patch attached to framed photo display (20.5x16.5") signed by crew: Carey, Altman, Currie, Massimino, Newman, Linnehan & Grunsfeld on photo. Bold signatures. Striking dispaly piece in excellent condition from Hubble improvement mission. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $228
Lot 993		STS-110 Flown Crew Patch. Flown crew patch attached to photo board display (16x20") signed by crew: Walheim, Bloomfield, Frick, Smith, Ross, Morin & Ochoa. Bold signatures. This mission delivered SO Truss and Mobile Transporter to ISS. Excellent condition. Estimated Value $250 - 300. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $168
Lot 994		2002 STS-113 Flown Crew Patch. Flown crew patch attached to photo board display (16x20") signed by crew: Wetherbee, Lockhard, Herrington & Lopez-Alegria in gold ink. Bold signatures. This mission successfully delivered Expedition 6 & P1 Truss to ISS. Excellent condition. Estimated Value $250 - 300. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $144
Lot 995		STS-114-STS-116 & STS-121 SPAN Binders. Four different Shuttle Program Analysis (SPAN) binders. Each are a crew debrief, with flight control team for STS-114, STS-115, STS-116 and STS-121, respectively. Binders contain meeting outlines and notes for discussion. Estimated Value $200 - 250. View details	Unsold