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Shuttle Program

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 904		1987-1990s astronaut lithos used by Flight Crew Operations Division. More than 220 NASA astronaut 8"x10" color portrait lithos, most with NASA bios, housed in 5 binders, used by head of Flight Crew Operations Division (FCOD) chief, Don Puddy, in his capacity as Chairman of the Selction Board. Some duplication as some astronauts were considered for more than one mission. This is a working group of lithos used in an official capacity. Estimated Value $350 - 500 Ex Flight Director Donald R. Puddy Estate collection. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $216
Lot 905		1970-1979 pre-ALT & early Shuttle period, rare working documents. Scores of document pages used by Don Puddy. Includes 1971 Space Vehicle Operational Design Criteria Manual that appears to be looking ahead to developing the Shuttle (not named yet), very interesting notebook started in 1970 that seems to be pre-ALT material but last page relates to LM from 1966, notebook with ALT notations, ALT FAM Pitches templates, ALT Program Test Plan templates (apparently received from Chris Kraft), ALT Flight Operations Facilities Requirements and more. Many handwritten notations and extensive writings. Unique holding and important historical look at the road that led to the successful Space Shuttle. Estimated Value $600 - 800 Ex Flight Director Donald R. Puddy Estate collection. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 906		Space Shuttle design model. 14" long, 5" tall Shuttle model that is not detailed but has five working flaps at rear of craft. Origin is unknown, but appears to be a body design that was made in Shuttle's earliest days, probably in late 1970s. Made of painted and unpainted metal. We have not seen a Shuttle model like this before. From estate of consignor who worked at NASA from Mercury days on. Estimated Value $400 - 600 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,563
Lot 907		1980s Shuttle fit check tile. Fit check tiles were used on the Orbiter bodies to verify the fit before the actual tiles were fabricated. This particular example has max dimensions 10"x9"x3½". Part #V070-3910-10-075 and bears additional identification numbers. Pieces of this size are seldom offered. Estimated Value $250 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $138
Lot 908		Shuttle orbiter tool case & rejected work tool. Rockwell pneumatic /hydraulic wrench set assembly orbiter tool set case (aged, heavily used, in average condition) without tools and 17" long KSC-NASA special work tool that was rejected by NASA in late 1989 for not locking as it was designed to do. Work tool comes with related stickers, red tag and ID tag. Estimated Value $200 - 300 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $138
Lot 909		1980-1990z Cape Canaveral Air Force station emergency gear. Interesting assemblage used by emergency ground crew. Includes two hard hats, Scott air pack face mask in original box, yellow suit, yellow vest with 'ANTI-C' symbol and gasket-flared tube fitting (Part #ME 261-0055-2004) in orignal pink bag with labels. Obtained by consignor from Pad 19 where these items were stored. Scarce unit. Estimated Value $400 - 500 View details and enlarged photos	Realized $120
Lot 910		1970s-2000s Spacelab hardware. Group of 13 different types of items with some having more than one example of that item. Includes possibly FLOWN and unflown. Includes brackets, screws, airduct, payload bay wiring with connectors, close out cover, cooling bod and other types. Also includes parts tags for most items and nice set of 20 color slides with description. Interestng lot of hardware from long running Spacelab project. Estimated Value $250 - 300 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $125
Lot 911		SpaceHab voice terminal. Approx 20 x 9 x3½" voice terminal with phone punch dial controls, made at PADS Development lab for SpaceHab. Attached inside wooden box with 'SPACE HAB - SHB1001/003121' label. Box has some splitting (needs reattachment). Possibly FLOWN. We don't recall seeing one of the before. Estimated Value $250 - 300 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 912		1978 Shuttle flight component multiplexer. Early Aydin Vector "freq.div. wideband' multiplexer, 11 x 6 x4½", with various inputs and outputs on one side and tag on the other with label reading, in part: '19402080-301, Serial No 13923A VSO778011, Date of Mfg 0778, Contract No NAS8-32066, Part No 22137000-503.' Fine condition. Estimated Value $500 - 600 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $132
Lot 913		1970s-1980s toxic fuel handler's 'SCAPE' suit. SCAPE stands for Self Contained Atmospheric Protective Ensemble and is original from Kennedy Space Center. This well used suit was worn when handling fueling propellants, fueling rockets, Shuttles and so forth. Helmet has large numbers '258' on each side and has crack on the back. Inside rubber hoses are deteriorated as one would expect. Does not include boots, gloves, & other excessories. This genuine NASA late Apollo to early Shuttle era suit is an interesting addition to any space collection. Includes Ken Havekotte COA. Estimated Value $250 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 914		1980s-2000s Shuttle FLOWN blankets, straps & other soft Shuttle insulation. Six (6) pieces in all. Includes FLOWN STS-86 TCS blanket with rest being FLOWN but not mission specific. All have red tags, part numbers and/or supporting documentation. Max length is 34" & max width is 6½". Valuable group. Estimated Value $750 - 1,000 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 915		Shuttle period FLOWN hardware. Group of 24 FLOWN items. Includes 8"x10" display containing small artifacts from 5 dfferent Shuttles, 8"x10" Space exposed seed display (4 seeds) FLOWN on STS-41C & retrieved by STS-32, STS-41G AFRSI blanket piece, STS-50 Inconnel, STS-54 SSME Dome heat shield piece, 3 STS-77 items (Strap piece, bracket & isolater), STS-85 solar strap, 4 STS-86 items (silver strap piece, & 3 small TCS blanket pieces), Expedition 10 Rocky Mountain Columbine seed, Shuttle transducer & seal from late 1990s and lastly FLOWN Austrian postage stamp taken aboard Soyuz TM-13 (TM-12 mission by Austrian Cosmonaut Franz Viehbõck with cert. Valuable group. Estimated Value $1,200 - 1,500 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 916		1980s-90s Shuttle mission FLOWN Hasselblad data magazine. 70mm Hasselblad black metal data magazine, 4¼"x4¼"x3¼", FLOWN on one or more missions. Bears 5 velcro strips on body and one on slide to secure magazine in zero gravity. ID plate reads: 'HRC FILM MAGAZINE / p/n SEF33101018-3031 Serial Number: s/n 1014.' Includes COA jointly signed by Jose Cambias (National Film Company) and Dick Williamson (retired NASA photographer). Estimated Value $500 - 600 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $375
Lot 917		1989 STS-28 FLOWN Hasselblad DE-32 Data Module Assembly. FLOWN on multiple missions, NASA part #SEF33101018-322 S/N 1059, Data Module Assembly is attached to the top of the Hasselblad 70mm film Data Recording Magazine DM-100/200 (not included in lot) and part of Hasselblad 553 ELS Space Camera (not included in lot). This Data Module Assembly flew on 22 shuttle flights including STS-28, 35, 36, 41, 42, 44, 45, 47, 50, 51, 53, 55, 61 (Hubble Servicing Mssion), 68, 73, 75, 88 (first Shuttle ISS Assembly flight), 89 (MIR Docking Mission), 90, 92, 96 and 99. Includes NASA Parts Tag attached ot the original NASA parts bag and NASA flight history report. Requires a battery (not included) and is in good condtion. It was purchased as NASA surplus. Includes detailed COA. Estimated Value $250 - 350 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $475
Lot 918		1995 STS-74 FLOWN NASA Transfer Bag. FLOWN on multiple missions on Shuttle Atlantis and MIR, this Transfer Bag is class I flight hardware with NASA part #SDD46112873-711 serial #1015 as labeled on side. Bag was used during Phase I Space Shuttle-MIR Program. NASA paperwork indicates this bag was FLOWN on numerous flights to MIR including STS-74, 79 and 86. Bag sides bear two pockets with clear plastic cover. Contents of bag would be contained on red cards, in English or in Russian, indicating bag was to be transferred from Shuttle to MIR. After bag transference for return on Shuttle, blue card was used and indicated items being returned. Bag measures 19"x14" and is 8" deep with two brass zippers, one per side. Also included, for illustration purposes only, is photo showing two bags in SpaceHab Module in Atlantis's cargo bay, Also includes large NASA pink Parts Bag that transfer bag was stored in, NASA Parts ID Tag, NASA flight history and three 4"x6" photos taken of a set of three container contents cards. Transfer bag is in excellent condition with couple minor marks. Original NASA cost was $1444.44. Includes detailed COA. Estimated Value $600 - 800 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $600
Lot 919		1990s NASA In-Suit Doppler Mockup. Part #199720075 serial #003, Ins-Suit Doppler Ultrasound was used for determining risk of decompression and were tested during STS-83 & STS-87 missions in 1997. Mockup is contained in original NASA Parts Bag and is accompanied by three ISD Pockets, two different, with two in their original NASA Pink Parts Bag. Pockets wee used to house a spacesuit In-Suit Doppler Ultrasound. Overall objective of this RME was to evaluate the possibility of reduced pre-breathe requirements for EVA, without compromising operational safety or increasing risk of decompression sickness (DCS) to astronauts. Original NASA cost was $1500.00. We don't recall ever seeing one of these before. Includes detailed COA. Estimated Value $350 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 920		2002 STS-113 FLOWN Sony PD100A Camcorder. This camcorder is Class I flight hardware NASA part #SDZ39129262-303 s/n 1016. Parts ID label was removed fom the top of the camcorder by NASA prior to disposal, however, both the part # and s/n can be seen on the disposal label. Camcorder FLOWN on at least one Shuttle mission, Atlantis STS-113 November 23 to December 7, 2002. Photo of similar Sony PD100A camcorder (not the one in this lot) in use on a Shuttle flight is included. PDF of the instruction manual is also included. Power cord, tape cassete and battery that is not included can still be pruchased on Ebay shoud buyer want to use camcorder. Camcorder was purchased as NASA surplus. Original NASA cost wss $2005.00. Includes detailed COA. Estimated Value $400 - 600 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $300
Lot 921		Likely FLOWN Shuttle NASA custom ordered Nikon F5 EVA Space Camera. This camera is Class I flight hardware with NASA Part #SEF33110611-307 serial #1028 (label on back of camera). Nikon delivered 35 of these modified F5 35mm film camera bodies to NASA around 1999. This camera includes a Nikon Multi-Control Function Data Back MF-28 to record date, time and other info onto the film at the time of exposure. Also included is a custom manufactured stainless steel quick release mounting plate that was designed to function with other NASA photography equipment and to allow hands free and time lapse photography as well as mounting to the astronaut equipment rack during spacewalks. The quick release plate allowed astronauts the ability to detach the camera, for use in taking photos, from the equipment rack while wearing spacesuit gloves. Nikon F5 was the first camera NASA used for the dual purpose of documenting activities inside the Space Shuttle and ISS as well as being used by astronauts on spacewalks. When used on EVA, a Nikon Sports Finder was used for increased visibility by helmeted astronauts. As many as five Nikon F5s were flown on each Space Shuttle mission. There is no flight history available for this camera. Included is a NASA pink Parts Bag. The camera is in excellent condition and is fully functinal with addition of batter ies. This F5 was purchased as NASA surplus. Includes detailed COA. Estimated Value $2,000 - 2,500 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $2,625
Lot 922		2000s Shuttle FLOWN NASA IBM ThinkPad model 760XD. Flight laptop part number SDZ39129262-301 s/n 6036. 760XD flight laptops were flown on Space Shuttle and ISS and were manufactured to function on the Space Shuttle's 28 volt power system via DC power cable. Five Velcro strips on the bottom of the laptop are used to secure the laptop to the Expansion Assembly Dock during flight. To provide AC power to the laptop requires Expansion Assembly Dock (not included) to be connected to the laptop. This NASA modified laptop cannot be directly connected to an AC power source. Laptop contains a probably unflown CD ROM drive with non-matching serial number. Laptop does not include hard drive, software, power cord or battery. Laptop was purchased as NASA surplus. Original NASA cost was $4265.00. ThinkPads (all models) are the only laptops certified for use on the International Space Station. Includes detailed COA. Estimated Value $750 - 1,000 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $719
Lot 923		1990s-2000s likely Shuttle FLOWN large NASA Thermal Control Insulating Blanket. Measures approximately 32"x34" and 1½" thick and includes numerous attchment pins of two different types, two paper labels attached and one parts ID label covered by gold acrylic Kapton film. There is no flight history for blanket. Blankets were part of passive thermal control system that helps maintain temperature of the orbiter spacecraft, systems and components within their temperature limits. Good condition with some small tears. Includes detailed COA. Estimated Value $350 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $138
Lot 924		1980s-2000s Shuttle Minolta Spotmeter, likely FLOWN. Model M, NASA part #SED33102470-302 s/n 1015 is stamped onto rear of the meter. Also bears white stenciling hidden under long blue velcro used for attaching part to Shuttle bulkhead. Also bears instruction label listing steps for astronaut use. Meter used in conjunction with Hasselblad 70mm space camera. Meter was purchased as NASA surplus. Detailed COA and photocopy of owner's manual included. Estimated Value $450 - 550 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $425
Lot 925		1981-2011 Shuttle mission covers, complete set. Collection of 136 cacheted covers, 135 representing each mission, respectively, plus Shuttle program commemorative cover. Each mission cover has mission logo cachet and all seem to be launch covers except STS-1 which canceled on April 27, 1981. Clean and very fine. Estimated Value $300 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 926		1980s Shuttle astronaut signed Treasured Autograph cards (x8). Group of 8 astronaut signed cards plus John Young autopen card. Genuine signatures include Shuttle astronauts K. Sullivan, M. Coats, S. Ride, B. Crippen, D Leestma, M. Mullane, N Thagard and JUDY RESNIK. All bold signatures. Estimated Value $200 - 250 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $132
Lot 927		1981 STS-1 post flight crew debrief in Deke Slayton's hand. Two page debriefing for STS-1 crew written in Deke Slayton's hand. These are numbered notes Slayton wrote from comments made by the crew and other additions. Very interesting reading such as how the crew got excessively cold on the first night so that cabin temperature had to be pushed to the max. Unique document. Estimated Value $250 - 350 Ex Astronaut Donald K Slayton Estate collection. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $660
Lot 928		181 STS-1, working flight pocket data file checklists (x17). Seventeen different pocket checklists used by Don Puddy in his capacity as Flight Director. Most are 3-ring bound and cover wide range of topics. Includes 3 Ascent Checklists, 3 Crew Systems Checklists, 3 different Orbiter or Orbit Operations Checklists, 2 update books, 2 Medical Checklists, one with reference data, one photo/TV Checklist and 2 Entry Checklists. Significant offering of STS-1 mission history. Estimated Value $850 - 1,000 Ex Flight Director Donald R. Puddy Estate collection. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $780
Lot 929		1981 STS-1, working manuals & more. Group of 7 different working manuals and additional documents used by Don Puddy in his capacity as STS-1 Flight Director. Most manuals are 3-ring bound. Includes 2 Post-Insertion Deorbit Prep (Sections 1-6 & 7-18, respectively), Crew Activity Plan, Data Processing, System Dictionery, Operation Flight Profile, System Malfunction Procedures, Orbiter Systems Data Book, EVA Checklist and EVA Operations Book. Also included are few photos, maps, charts, Prelaunch material, FCS Verification and more. Important part of STS-1 mission history. Estimated Value $700 - 1,000 Ex Flight Director Donald R. Puddy Estate collection. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,512
Lot 930		STS-1 1981 FLOWN USA flag. 5¾"x4¼" US flag FLOWN on STS-1 mounted on 8½"x10¾" presentation page to Lester A Stewart for his significant contribution to STS-1 mission. Display creased at bottom right well away form flag. Estimated Value $250 - 350 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $550
Lot 931		1981 STS-2, working manuals & more. Group of 7 different working manuals and additional documents used by Don Puddy during preparation & flight of STS-2. Manuals include Flight Maps & Charts, Operational Flight Profile, Cue Cards, OFT Flight Rules, 2 of Post Insertion Deorbit Prep (Sections 1-6 & 7-19, respectively) and Flight Procedures Handbook. Documents include technical data, Anamoly Closeout Briefing for reference and more. Manuals are stapled or 3-ring bound. Estimated Value $350 - 500 Ex Flight Director Donald R. Puddy Estate collection. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $300
Lot 932		1983 STS-8 FLOWN - used Shuttle solid rocket booster bracket. SRB bracket, 3¼"x3"x2¼, from USBI. Flew as 1 of 2 SRB's on the STS-8 (Challenger) mission., Aug 30-Sept5, 1983. With parts tag, part #10165-0208-101. FLOWN SRB components are hard to find these days. Includes refurbishment. Estimated Value $250 - 350 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 933		1983 STS-8 FLOWN USA flag. FLOWN 6"x4" US flag with COA housed in 17"x21" frame that also contains launch & landing photos plus mission patch. STS-8 was first night launch & landing of Shuttle. Estimated Value $250 - 350 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $719
Lot 934		1988 STS-27 FLOWN Shuttle nose gear tire sections (x2). Two irregularly shaped FLOWN tire sections, max dimensions 7"x¾"x½" & 2½"x2"x½", respectively, that came f rom one of the two tires that flew on not only STS-27, Atlantis, but also STS-28, Columbia, in 1988. Includes Ken Haveikotte COA plus details. Estimated Value $500 - 600 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $360
Lot 935		1984-1997, Shuttle FLOWN tomato seeds. Group of 10 NASA tomato seed packets. Includes 8 space exposed seed packets carried to Space aboard LDEF (Long Duration Exposure Facility) launched Apr 16, 1984 and deployed by STS-41C. These packets were retrieved by STS-32 in 1990. Packets are from various canisters and layers. Also includes Earth based packet and FLOWN packet from STS-86 mission in 1997. Estimated Value $200 - 300 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $156
Lot 936		1984 STS-41D FLOWN film & crew signed NASA litho. Color 8"x10" NASA crew litho signed by Walker, Mullane, Hawley, Hartsfield, Coats & RESNIK plus ¾" tall film strip carried on board STS-41D mission. Estimated Value $250 - 300 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $250
Lot 937		1986 STS-51L Crew Member Signed NASA Color Litho. Color 8 x 10" NASA litho with information on verso.The crew signatures are bold and near their respective portraits. Includes Ellison Onizuka, S. Christa McAuliffe where she added "First Teacher in Space" Mike Smith, Dick Scobee, Ron McNair, Greg Jarvis and Judy Resnik all in various sized, black felt tip pens. The "Challenger" spacecraft exploded just after launch because off the failure of primary and back up O ring seals on the rocket booster. Photo superbly maintained and archived. Estimated Value $2,000 - 3,000 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $5,000
Lot 938		1995 STS-69 FLOWN bay liner piece. Used piece of payload bay liner from STS-69, measures 12¾"x17" and is lightly folded. Estimated Value $400 - 600 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $192
Lot 939		1997 STS-81 FLOWN TSC blanket. Max dimension 21"x9" TSC blanket that flew on 160 orbits around the Earth, part #V070-363143-009, serial #A03591. Accompanied by red tag & gold colored tag affixed to blanket. Estimated Value $350 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $263
Lot 940		1997 Shuttle FLOWN rope seal (x2). Two FLOWN rope seal pieces, each approximately 24" long, accompanied by red tag, part #PO-6-321220-A. Both pieces FLOWN but specific mission or OV is unknown. Estimated Value $250 - 300 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 941		1997 STS-82 FLOWN bay liner piece. Used piece of payload bay liner from STS-82, measures 11½"x10½" and is folded. STS-82 was second Hubble Servicing mission. Includes Ken Havekotte COA. Estimated Value $250 - 350 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $144
Lot 942		1997 STS-85 FLOWN bay liner piece. Used piece of payload bay liner from STS-85, measures 11½"x16¾" and is lightly folded. In space for at least 190 orbits. NASA part #MB0-135-127, GW. I. Estimated Value $400 - 600 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $132
Lot 943		1998 STS-89 FLOWN - used Shuttle Endeavour insulation. Space Shuttle 9¾"x4"17½" bulk-head-like insulation that last flew on STS-89, Part #V070-199866-002, s/n 25167-005. Part of Endeavour's elevon wing structure assembly and may well have been used since first flight in 1992. Accompanied by red parts tag and Ken Havekotte COA. Estimated Value $400 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $363
Lot 944		1998 STS-91 FLOWN thermal barrier. Big (63" around) horse collar thermal barrier FLOWN on STS-91, Part #V070-199714-085. Includes red tag and support work that notes that collar is frayed. Red sprayed including paper work (probably rubbed off color). Estimated Value $300 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $360
Lot 945		1997 STS-94 FLOWN - used Shuttle Columbia Insulator. FLOWN 2¾"x15½" Space Shuttle insulator from Columbia that last flew on STS-94. This high temperature insulator from wing-elevon panel (Part #V070-197137-002) was possibly a part of Columbia since its first flight, total of 23 missions. Impressive piece of FLOWN hardware. Includes Ken Havekotte COA. Estimated Value $350 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $132
Lot 946		1998 Shuttle FLOWN spring & thermal barrier. Two FLOWN items, 6"x2"x½" metal thermal barrier with red parts tag, part #V070-298116-003, serial #EJ2062, and lengthy coiled spring with red tag, part #V070-198801-003. Both items are FLOWN but specific missions or OV is unknown. Estimated Value $250 - 350 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 947		2003 STS-107 Crew Member Signed NASA Color Photo. Color 8 x 10" photograph with signatures of all crew members of the "Columbia" spacecraft that disintegrated over Texas and Oklahoma due to a hole in the left wing created by debris on takeoff. Shuttle program was suspended for over two years after the disaster while significant safety measures were added. Bold signatures by Dave Brown (in blue ink), Rick Husband, Laurel Clark, Kalpana Chawla, Michael Anderson, William McCool, and Ilan Ramon (in blue ink). Photo in excellent condition. Estimated Value $2,000 - 3,000 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $3,375
Lot 948		2002 STS-112 Flown Sony PDA 100A camcorder. Class I flight hardware NASA part #SDZ 39129262-3 s/n 1005 FLOWN on STS-112 mission. Parts label removed from top of camcorder prior to NASA disposal. Part no & s/n can be seen on label included with camcorder. Does not include power cord, tape cassette or battery but these are still available for sale on the internet. Camcorder in excellent condition and was purchased as NASA surplus. Original NASA cost $2005. Detailed COA included. Estimated Value $400 - 600 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $325
Lot 949		1980-1990s likely FLOWN Space Shuttle main engine propulsion hose (x2). Two pieces (each spprox 45"long & 1¼" diameter) of main engine propulsion hose, one with red connectors on each side and other with red connector on one side and metallic connector on other. Handwritten tag reads: '6159-4457 38C6 CC4.' We don't recall ever seeing this type of hose before. Estimated Value $300 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold