Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

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The July 8-9, 2017 Manuscript, Space, Collectibles & Stamp Auction

Shuttle Program

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 937		File Box of Flight Director's Files of NASA Management Memorandums and Handbooks. Full file box of NASA training opportunites, flight research programs, files on NASA Ames Research Center, JSC ADP Strategic Planning Committee Notes, Mission Control Operations Directorate Briefings and much more. A large variety of management directives and operations from the late 70s to Mid 80s. Estimate Value $100 - UP From The Personal Collection of Don Puddy, NASA. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $813
Lot 938		Bob Crippen & Story Musgrave Signed Shuttle Models (x2). Two signed shuttle models. Includes Shuttle Atlantis, scale 1/200, bearing bold signature of Bob Crippen in silver ink on model's base and shuttle Discovery, scale 1/200, bearing bold signature of Story Musgrave (signs 'Story') along top of bay doors, model with base. Each model housed in original box. Estimate Value $200 - 300 From The Collection of Michael Scherzi. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $408
Lot 939		Large Sample / Test Space Shuttle Tile, Unflown. Large test or sample space shuttle tile (obviously unflown) personal item from long time Flight Director of many of the shuttle missions. Trapezoidal, slight curved shape 7 x 8 x 4" with original serial number printed in white letters. Box and wrapping the shuttle tile was received is also original. In excellent condition, no chips, cracks or scuffs. Estimate Value $500 - 800 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 940		Space Decal Blowout! Over 500 Different Space Decals Including All 135 Shuttle Crew-Patch Stickers. Fantastic collection for dealers and collectors alike. Over 500 space themed decals from the 1960s to present. Covering a huge history of space projects of every stripe including vintage original Apollo but also decals for all 135 shuttle crew-patch stickers. There are even a few international space projects included. Excellent condition. Estimate Value $150 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $200
Lot 941		Large Collection of 200 Different Official KSC/Cape Badges & Access Permits (1960-2000s). Just about every permit, badge, windshield permit and the like spanning 40 years, but most from the Shuttle Period. In the collection are numerous press badges, guest permits, parking permits, area access badges, escort requirement badges, network access lanyards, Space Center permits, launch badges and the like. About 35 are laminated pieces with clips. All in very fine to excellent condition. Estimate Value $200 - 300 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $180
Lot 942		John Young - Three Signed and Inscribed Color Lithos. All 8 x 10" and all signed in black Sharpie. Includes a white space suit image, as well as two Shuttle period shots. Excellent condition. Estimate Value $600 - 800 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $450
Lot 943		Shuttle Flown Blanket Likely Late 90s Red Tagged. Flown Shuttle fiber-filled blanket likely from the mid to late 90s. Triangular shaped and certainly displays use, piece is red-tagged but defect report number is illegible and is stamped "scrap" on one side. Piece measures 7 inches at its widest point and 26 inches in length. Comes in NASA pink ziplock parts bag. Estimate Value $200 - UP View details and enlarged photo	Realized $188
Lot 944		Launch Complex 39A Light Fixture from the Fixed Service Structure (FSS) Since Shuttle Program Began (Mid-70s) Removed 2016. Fantastic piece of NASA history. A heavy, fire and explosion proof light fixture which was part of Pad 39As Fixed Service Structure (FSS). This light structure was in service from the beginning of the Shuttle Program which got underway in the mid-1970s, through the entire program, until its detachment in 2016. The 19 x 14 x 9" light is enclosed by a special reinforced steel and concrete and weighs about 22 pounds. In very good, well-worn condition. The 347-foot high Fixed Service Structure (FSS) of Launch Complex 39A was the closest structure to the Shuttle itself and home to the Orbiter Access Swing Arm for crew entrance and exit, which was attached to the famous 'white room.' Pad A of Launch Complex 39 was the site of 92 launches from 1967 through 2011, including eighty Shuttle launches and all but one of the manned Apollo flights. From the collection of aerospace memorabilia specialist Ken Havekotte. Estimate Value $800 - 1,000 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,200
Lot 945		NASA Flight Cassette Storage Container, Early Shuttle Missions. NASA flight Cassette Storage Container, part # KLSD210009-701 for music/audio tapes permitted for members of the shuttle crew. Each caddy held 20 tapes. Included in this lot is a color 8 x 10" from STS-85 which clearly shows a similar container. No flight history is available on this particular example. Containter measures 4½ x 10 x 3", was obtained as NASA surplus and is in fine condition. COA also included. Estimate Value $300 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 946		NASA Flight Checklist Holder and Assembly, Wide Use During Shuttle Program. NASA checklist holder (Ascent/Decent Checklists etc.) which are Velcro and assembly that crew members strapped to their legs during launch and landing. Holder is part # SED33104919-701. There is no flight history available. Hardware purchased as NASA surplus, measures about 6 x 7" not including straps and is in excellent condition. COA included. Estimate Value $350 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $338
Lot 947		6 Shuttle Flown Items 5 with Parts Numbers and Red Tags. Collection of 6 Shuttle flown items but missions and orbiters not identified. The following five all have part numbers and their appropriate red (condemnation) tags. Included are two bay liners, white cloth and silver foil, a bag of rivets and posts, a thermal blanket strap, and a large orbiter nut. The sixth item is a small bag of Shuttle tile materials. All exhibit much use making them all that more appealing. Estimate Value $200 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $163
Lot 948		Astronaut Personal Preference Kit Likely Flown During Shuttle Program. NASA Part ID #SDD12100370-301 s/n 1056 likely flown during the Space Shuttle Program. The PPks were made of Nomex, were Class 1 flight hardware and used to carry an astronaut's personal affects during the Shuttle Program to which they were permitted to carry 20 items that could fit into one PPK. These were handled by ground support personnel using white gloves which accounts for their very clean condition. PPks were stored in a compartment unaccessible to the crew during flight and their design based on the shape and size as those used on the Apollo Program. Bag measures 6 x 9", was purchased as NASA surplus and comes with COA. Excellent condition. Estimate Value $200 - 300 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $425
Lot 949		1980s-2000s Shuttle Minolta Spotmeter, Very Likely Flown. Model F, NASA part # SED33102470-303 s/n 5035, on decal on the rear of meter, a Class 1 flight hardware with "Spotmeter F" stenciled in white and is hidden under the blue Velcro strip. Meter was manufactured by Minolta around 1980-81. The blue Velcro on the meter was used to secure it to the shuttle bulkhead when not in use. A color 8 x10" photo is included showing a meter in this position (not the meter in this auction). Meter is missing a rubber guard around the eyepiece, and the lens cap and is fully functional. Also included in the lot is a photocopy of the meter's manual. There is no flight history for this meter and was purchased at NASA Surplus. Estimate Value $450 - 550 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $216
Lot 950		Nice Collection of 70+ NASA Photos, A Great Many Signed by Crew Members STS-28/41/51. Great collection of mostly Shuttle flights and crew. First an notebook containing the individual portraits (all color 8 x 10s) of the 1992 Astronaut Class, most who went onto a variety of Shuttle Missions. The entire collection are words of thanks and appreciation inscribed and signed portraits by each of the 24 Astronaut Class crew to clearly a beloved NASA employee. There are also mounted color photos signed by individual crew memembers who flew on STS-41 and STS-51 while space walking. There are 26 photos of crew training for STS-28 in the "Vomit Comet" that had "SECRET" printed on the white borders, but now have "UNCLASSIFIED" stamped neatly over the wor likely as this was a mission deditcated to the US Department of Defense widely believed to be a communications satellite. Collection also includes about 10 photos related to the MIR missions with some oversized color glossies of docking options to the Station. Finally some color aerial photos of Edwards Air Force Base and a few Apollo crew portraits. Estimate Value $150 - 300 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $240
Lot 951		Assorted Manuals All Relating To The First Space Shuttle Flight Including a News Reference Containing Great Details. Huge compilation of manuals and files all relating to STS-1 The First Shuttle Flight Columbia. The best manual is the Flight Director's working copy, personally sectioned and tabbed for easy reference for Public Affairs and credentialed newswriters and broadcast correspondents to cover STS-1. Also included is a Summary Manual, Operational Design Criteria manual and much much more. All of these files are in very good used condition. We are also including a space shuttle technical manual entitled Orbiter Crash and Rescue Information prepared by NASA and Rockwell which contain many fold-out diagrams, charts, escape procedures and schematics. However the manual has rodent damage easily repaired with tape so grading it only good. A file box of archived manuals and documents. Estimate Value $200 - 300 From The Personal Collection of Don Puddy, NASA. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $300
Lot 952		Loose Binder of Flight Director of STS-1 with Numerous Notations, Written Calculations and More. Flight Director's personal loose-ringed binder of extensive flight notes leading up to the first Shuttle Flight STS-1 Columbia. Numerous handwritten pages of briefings, calculations and extensive notations throughout. Quite the personal work book and historic reference from 1980-81. Estimate Value $300 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $656
Lot 953		Small Flown Segment of Thermal Tile from Shuttle Columbia (STS-1) in Acrylic Prepared by NASA. NASA presentation piece to a microelectronics specialist for his contribution to shuttle Columbia first mission (STS-1) April 12-14, 1981. Small, flown, heat shield tile segment is encased in acrylic with NASA presentation card and on verso the details of the tile. Entire piece measure 3 x 4" and has very minor surface blemishes. Estimate Value $200 - 250 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $500
Lot 954		Collection of 12 Early Shuttle Materials, Vehicle Assembly Badges, Schematics, Brochure, Shuttle Straps. A fine collection of early Shuttle materials beginning in 1970s to early 80s. Included are 15 Security Vehicle Assembly Building Badges in four different colors a total of 8 laminated for display on lanyards, and 7 non-laminated. Also included is an early NASA Public Affairs brochure, color illustrations by Robert McCall in good condition signed by Don Peterson who flew on the Challenger on Mission STS-6, a bay liner strap and shield with tags and parts documents (flight status not known), an engineering schematic of wing construction at the Grumman Aerospace Corp. in Bethpage, NY as well as a commemorative cover with the "Space Shuttle Wing - Grumman" logo and specs printed to the left side. Estimate Value $250 - 450 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $252
Lot 955		Impoortant Large Archive of STS-2 Materials, Shuttle Columbia, Including 4 Checklist Manuals. Comprehensive archive of materials all relating to the November 1981 Shuttle Flight Columbia (OV-102). Included in this lot are three of the smaller, immediate reference checklists. These include the Flight Operations Ascent Directorate that includes details regarding pre-launch, flight burns and the like. The second, Flight Operations Entry Directorate addresses in detail entry, de-orbit burn and landing. The third is the Flight Data File Orbit Operations Checklist and The fourth is the Flight Data File Medical Checklist. Also included are a dozen sectioned files all relating to the mission. Shuttle Columbia was destroyed during re-entry on February 1, 2003 on its 28th mission. Estimate Value $300 - 400 From The Personal Collection of Don Puddy, NASA. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $363
Lot 956		Three Flight Data File Orbit "Pocket" Checklists for Shuttle Columbia August & September, 1981. Three Shuttle Columbia (OV-102) checklist manuals dated August 14, 1981 (revision C), September 1, 1981 (Revsion D, PCN-1), and September 9, 1981 (Revision D, PCN-2) Each bound with three rings and address ascent checklist, crew activity plans, entry checklist, flight maps and charts, updates, system malfunction procedures, medical checklists, system data and definitions and payload systems. All in very fine used condition, the pages of the manuals printed on cardstock weight paper for fast and durable referencing. Estimate Value $400 - 600 From The Personal Collection of Don Puddy, NASA. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $600
Lot 957		Flight Data File Activity Plans, Shuttle Columbia, Compiled and Completed June, '82 Notations, Fold-Out Star Chart. Deployment Procedures Specialist shuttle crew activity plans compiled for Shuttle Columbia, STS-4 Mission. Full timelines, corrections, check lists, procedures, contingencies and the like completed June 18, 1982 for ready reference. Countless tables, some notations, orbit maps and a fold-out star chart assembled and bound by three rings and cardstock cover. In very fine used condition with impressive technical details. Estimate Value $200 - 350 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $113
Lot 958		STS-5 Flight Data File Crew Activity Plan, Cycle 5 Trajectory. Summary and detailed timeline technical manual for STS-5, Shuttle Columbia, finalized 9/30/82 with additional page change notices. Technical three ring bound notebook containes outline schedules for each day in great detail, crew designations and responsibilities and numerous tables. Used bu Deploy Support. Excellent condition. Estimate Value $200 - 350 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $113
Lot 959		STS-5 Shuttle Columbia Payload Bay Lighting Test Photos, 1981 32 8 x 10s, 26 Polaroids. Shuttle Columbia payload bay lighting and configuration test photos; a comprehensive workbook compiled on 10/19/81. This lighting study was done prior to the first deployment of a a satellite from the shuttle. As each day (night/day) cycle in space is only 90 minutes, proper lighting was critical to insure the successful deployement of satellites. This workbook with 32 color 8 x 10s and 26 Polaroids is a study of every possible lighting combination and solution. In heavy duty three ring binder, with the collection in excellent condition. Estimate Value $200 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $90
Lot 960		NASA Camera Bag Likely Flown On Multiple Shuttle Missions. Class I flight hardware NASA part # SED33102534-310 very likely flown camera bag designed and manufactured by Kirtland Manufacturing of Boulder, Colorado (company sold in 1986). An unknown quantity of these bags were ordered in 1983, have no NASA markings. First flown on STS-7 and every subsequent flight including astronaut stays on MIR and ISS flights at end of the Shuttle Program. Bags had a number of configurations including general purpose bag, film bag, accessory bag, CAM bag 35 mm bag,and 70mm bag denoted by a label inserted in front and side pockets. Bag partitions and stiffners were removed by NASA. Each bag was manufactured to hold three film container bandoliers to the inside lid holding 35 or 70 mm film containers. This bag is configured with one 35mm bandolier. Bag in good condition but does exhibit considerable use including stains, marks and wear areas, purchased as NASA surplus and comes with a COA. No flight history availabale Nice likely flown piece for any collection. Estimate Value $800 - 1,000 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 961		Flown STS-26, Shuttle Discovery Flag With Oversized Photo Signed By Crew. A fantastic thank you by the crew of Shuttle Discovery (STS-26) with original signatures rendered in silver Flair by the full crew on a stunning 20 x 16" color photo of the shuttle from certainly a unique angle to Dana Puddy. Coupled with the photo is a flown flag which is presented on a photo and award certificate, 16 x 20", with images of Discovery launching and landing and presented to Puddy. Estimate Value $300 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $156
Lot 962		BF Goodrich Space Shuttle Nose Gear Tire Segment Flown on Two Different Missions, 1988 & 1989. 2 x 2¾" BF Goodrich flown nose gear tire segment that actually was the first (as set of two) to fly on two different shuttle missions. The first was Mission STS-27 in December of 1988 on Atlantis and again Mission STS-28 on Columbia in August of 1989. Tire from which this segment was removed flew for a combined 230 hours in space and 240 Earth orbits. Comes with full description, COA, copy of flight data, and two photos of each shuttle clearly showing tires as well as schematic of said tires. Estimate Value $250 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,260
Lot 963		Flown STS-33 Shuttle Discovery Patch Nicely Presented. Flown STS-33 patch from the Shuttle Discovery November 22-27, 1989. A teriffic patch design and is mounted on a single photo 20 x 16" that is actually an image of a collage of photos that were framed with a note by the commander. The patch is original and flown, the photo with a note of thanks by John Blaha is for presentation purposes and display. Estimate Value $150 - 200 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $168
Lot 964		14 Pieces of Shuttle Hardware, 3 Flown and 11 Flight Ready: Panel, Straps, Screws & Nuts. A large lot of Shuttle related items, 3 very likely flown including a corded blanket segment, a connector panel and liner strap. The other 11 bagged items are tagged "Flight Ready" and include all kinds of hardware, screws, connectors, shims, straps, nuts and bolts, all with part number tags and other information. Many of the tags stamped or noted as STS-46 which would be Shuttle Atlantis in July, 1992. Estimate Value $150 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $156
Lot 965		Hasselblad Data Module Assembly Flown on 14 Shuttle Flights w/ Parts Tag & Flight History. Hasselblad DE-32 Data Module Assembly flown in space during the Space Shuttle Program. The assembly was attached to the top of the 70mm recording magazine (not included in lot) and flew on 14 Shuttle flights STS -49, 50, 51 52,55, 57, 61 (Hubble Servicing Mission), 80, 81, 82 (Hubble Servicing Mission) 89, 91 (last MIR Mission) 93 and 95 (John Glenn Mission.) Included is a NASA Parts Tag and NASA flight history report. Data Module is still sealed in NASA pink anti-static bag and is in fine condition. 3½ x ½ x 2¾" Originally purchased for $490 as NASA surplus. COA included. Estimate Value $800 - 1,200 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $660
Lot 966		Mixed Space Lab Lot of 5 Pieces of Flown Hardware. Spacelab was a reusable laboratory used on certain spaceflights flown by the Space Shuttle which included a pressurized module, an unpressurized carrier and other related hardware housed in the Shuttle's cargo bay. Offered are 5 pieces of hardware all with parts labels and tags attached that were flown in the early 1980s as backup spares. Included are cable tops, controllers, workbench outlets, a transmitter and some sort of compressed air valve. Spacelab components flew on a total of 32 Shuttle missions. Spacelab allowed scientists to perform experiments in microgravity in earth orbit. Estimate Value $250 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $216
Lot 967		Large Binder for Shuttle Discovery, 1985, of Timelines, Mission Summary, ARABSAT Solar Panel Survey and Updates. Large binder for Mission STS-51G, Shuttle Discovery (OV-103) with an extraordinary amount of operations and procedures. A staggering amount of timelines, daily flight details, contengencies, back-up, charts, reports, and revisions. A remakable reference workbook in the execution of the mission. In very fine used condition in three ring binder over 3 inches thick and several hundred pages. Estimate Value $300 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 968		Four Flown Items from Shuttle Columbia 1992-2002. From Shuttle Columbia (OV-102) four flown items spanning four missions (STS-52, STS-83, STS-94, STS-109) over ten years. Items include three felt tabs, a bracket, a filler sleeve (torn and debonded) and a shim all with photocopied parts sheets and condemned/reparable tags. Very good used condition. Estimate Value $150 - 300 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $156
Lot 969		NASA Flight Data File Container Manufactured by Boeing. Part #10125-10025-06, the NASA Data File Container was attached to the side fo the seat to hold checklists. For example during ascents they would contain the Orbit OPS, pocket checklists and reference data. Container was provided to NASA by Boeing and was manufactured Sept. 1992. On back written in black marker is "Boeing FEPC CEE Lab" and front parts label has been marked Class III in red ink. This container may have been used for training or a flight unit downgraded to Class III at time of disposal and obtained as NASA surplus. 15 x 11½ x 2", fine condition and comes with COA. Estimate Value $400 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 970		Three Flown Endeavour Items, 1993 and 1996, Heat Shield Pieces, Bolt and Bay Strapping. Three flown items from Shuttle Endeavour (OV-105) The earliest from STS-54, four pieces from the SSME dome heat shield 1-2 inches in length all torn and shredded loosely sealed in plastic and with hand-lettered COA. The other two items, both in excellent condition, are from STS-77 a large bolt with copy of part number tag and its condemned red-tag and a flown strap from Endeavour's payload bay 7½ inches in length stamped "SCRAP" with part number inventory and instruction and copy of condemned red tag. Estimate Value $200 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $100
Lot 971		Flight Data File for Shuttle Atlantis Mission Operations 1985; Charts, Graphs, Schematics & Notations. Large binder of mission operations for STS 61-B, Shuttle Atlantis (OV-104) final revisions prepared November 15, 1985. Extensively section work book with numerous handwritten notations boasting highly detailed timelines and profile graphs, lanuch windows, flight rules, EVA checklists all compiled for immediate referencing during at Mission Control Center. In fine used condition. Estimate Value $300 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 972		Atlantis (STS-71) and MIR 18 Collection of Photographs and Oversized Technical Renditions. Historic co-operation with MIR 18 and The Shuttle Atlantis (OV-104) Mission STS-71 rendezvouing at MIR Space Station. Offered are exceptional photgraphs taken at a distrance in space from STS -63 the first US/Russian Shuttle-Mir Program, one photo hand cancelled in Russia at MIR 18 Launch. Others 8 x 10 of MIR 18 Crew and Americans. Over 35 photos (some duplicated) Most ultra-glossy high resolution photos and they absolutely amaze. Estimate Value $100 - 200 From The Personal Collection of Don Puddy, NASA. View details and enlarged photo	Realized $48
Lot 973		Collection of Workbooks and Manuals Spacelab-Mir, Fantastic Inventory and Scientific Information Mgmt. Collection of manuals involving a variety of Spacelab-Mir planning dated July and December of 1994 and March 20, 1995. The Mir 18 workbook goes into great detail with experiment summaries and much research retagding metabolic, cardiovascular, biology and micro-gravity research. The 1994 manuals are an encyclopedia of information with respec to life on the Station down to medical care and pharmaceuticals, hardware and equipment inventories, tools; virturally every aspect of human particpation. The other manual involves crew training and schedules, some in Russian. All very fine condition. Estimate Value $200 - 300 From The Personal Collection of Don Puddy, NASA. View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 974		NASA Flown Contingency Water Stowage Restraint Bag / Shuttle Program, This artifact is part of a NASA Contingency Water Stowage Bag was flown during STS-118. The CWC was made up of two parts, the restraint bag (offered in this lot) and an inner bladder which is not. The bag is flight hardware NASA Part # 10132-10032-04 sn/5037 and was supplied to NASA by Boeing and was manufactured August, 1995. These bags, made of Nomex, were used for a variety of fluid collections and stowage applications on the Space Shuttle, MIR and ISS systems in addtion to providing potable water. When filled, these bags would weigh about 90 pounds on Earth. Bags measure 19 x 16" and were stowed when empty in Shuttle Middeck Lockers. The bag offered here is an older generation. Purchased at NASA surplus, COA included. Estimated Value $250 - 350 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $348
Lot 975		Two Flown Shuttle Discovery Items, Payload Liner and Gap Filler, 1997 with Tags and Documents. Two flown items from Shuttle Discovery (OV-103) Mission STS-82. One a payload bay liner section measuring 18 x 7" and the other a "gap filler" which is a thick sewn flat corded item which most definitely exhibits prior use and residue adhesive. It comes with the nonconformance paper work and red tag for scrapping. While both exhibit use from being flown, that is the appeal. Estimate Value $200 - 300 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $156
Lot 976		Flown Items from Shuttle Discovery 1997 and 1999 Including Solar Shield, Payload Bay Liner and Insulation. Flown Shuttle Discovery (OV-103) items from three different missions. One of the solar shield samples is a cut piece 2¼ x 3½" and comes with a payload bay liner sample that are affixed to a LOA and explanation that makes for a compelling display. There is another solar shield sample 2¼ x 4¼" that comes with a copy of the End Item Control Number document as well as the "condemned" red-tag. Finally a 7 inch section and a 2 inch section of woven insulation split open during removal from the right wing of Discovery including a copy of the condemned red tag. Estimate Value $200 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 977		Flown MLI Blanket Shuttle Discovery August, 1997. Mission flown (STS-85) MLI discrepant blanket from Shuttle Discovery (OV-103) flown 12 days in space boasting a total of 190 orbits. Complete with parts tag and end item control number and paperwork dated Febrauary 25,1998. Measures 15 x 10", stamped in red ink on both sides, scrap and in excellent condition. Discovery is now in its new permanent home, the James S. McDonnell Space Hangar at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center after a wildly received fly-over the Washington DC area in 2012. Estimate Value $250 - 350 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $225
Lot 978		Early Shuttle Fiber Blanket with Parts/Stocking Documents and Red Tag. An early shuttle fiber blanket. possibly Columbia (OV-102) with parts tag, scrap document assessment, and red tag. Flight status not known. Three tags and two documents accompany this piec with measures 12 x 14 x 2". In excellent condition and enclosed in NASA pink ziploc bag. Exellent condition. Estimate Value $300 - 500 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 979		Flown Shuttle Discovery Payload Bay Liner, 1997. A flown/used payload bay liner (a nice 17 x 30" section) Shuttle Discovery (OV-103) from flight mission STS-85, August, 1997. The mission realized 12 days in space and a total of 190 orbits. Description and information of section hand lettered on STS-85 commemorative cover. Excellent condition. Estimate Value $400 - 600 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $288
Lot 980		Flown TCS Blanket Shuttle Atlants September 1997. Flown on flight mission (STS-86) TCS blanket from Shuttle Atlantis (OV-104) flown September, 1997 for a total of almost 11 days and 170 orbits. This was the last mission Atlantis flew when it was taken fully out of service for maintenance and upgrades including the more visible glass cockpit. Included is original condition report and replacement documentation. hand dated 11/11/97. While report indicates blanket has rips and tears, for the collector it displays fantastic. Measures 18 x 8". Estimate Value $250 - 350 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $456
Lot 981		Rare Flown Fiber Insulation Blanket, Atlantis 1996. Flown fiber insulation blanket on Shuttle Atlantis (OV-104) flight mission STS-86. Almost 11 days in space for a total of 170 orbits. Piece measures 8 x 8½" and comes red-tagged with part number stamped on panel and on tag. The word "scrap" clearly lettered on tag. This was the last mission Atlantis flew when it was taken fully out of service for maintenance and upgrades including the more visible glass cockpit. Estimate Value $200 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $1,094
Lot 982		Three Unusual Flown Items Shuttle Atlantis: US Flag Segments, TCS Blanket Portion & Sniff Tube Clamps. STS-86 Shuttle Atlantis (OV-104) flown items including three segments of the US Flag painted on a Nomex Felt blanket affixed mid-fuselage above the upper left wing. Flag was painted with a Corning 3140 silicon based material by adding pigments which could withstand up to 800 degrees Fahrenheit. Also included a cut section of a Thermal Control System (TCS) with non-continuance sheet and red tag 5 x 4" and two flown fuel sniff tube clamps yellow-tagged with parts numbers and information sheet. All nice pieces. Estimate Value $200 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 983		Flown, Used Shuttle Endeavour Wing Structure Insulator, 8th Shuttle-Russian Space Station Mir Docking Mission. Space shuttle orbiter insulator of Endeavour/OV-105 that last flew on Mission STS-89 (1/22 - 1/31/98). This particular insulator was probably part of Shuttle Endeavor singe the oribiter's first flight in 1992 until after the part's removal in Sept. 1998 after 12 space flights. During the 9-day mission, STS-89 and crew transported more than 8000 pounds of scientific equipment, logistical hardware and water from Endeavour to the Mir space station. After 139 orbits around the Earth, Endeavour had logged more than 3.6 million stature miles in space. Exhibits much usage, no part number is visible, measures 17 x 11 x 5" and comes with COA. Estimate Value $400 - 600 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $3,000
Lot 984		Sony Camcorder, PD100A ca. 2000 Shuttle Flown Class 1 Flight Hardware. Sony PD100A Camcorder, NASA part # SEZ16103293-301 that was very probably flown in space during the Space Shuttle Program. This camcorder is Class 1 flight hardware with an original cost of $2198.00. Included is the original pink static-free NASA parts bag. One or two camcorders were flown on each Space Shuttle flight and on the International Space Station from 2000 to 2008. An 8 x 10" color photo of a similar Sony PD100A Camcorder (not the one in this lot) in use on a shuttle flight is included as well as a PDF of the instruction manual on disc. Power cord, tape cassette and battery not included but can still be purchased on Ebay should buyer want to use camcorder. COA included. Fine condition. Estimate Value $300 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $252
Lot 985		NASA Camcorder Bag Assembly Flown At Least on Shuttle Mission STS-111 and Likely More. NASA part # 528-20772-1 s/n 1045 labeld on front. NASA ordered an unknown quantity of these bags contracted from United Space Alliance and are made of Nomex fabric. On three corners of the bag there are sewn labels with "Camcorder" stenciled. NASA removed of the bags with partitions and bottom stiffners so the bag could collapse to about 4" in height in flight. This bag has had those partitions and stffners returned Part 3528-20772-17 and 3528-20772-11 have been put back in for this lot. Bag measures 9 x 14 x 8" well maintained, fully functional and in excellent condition. Comes with COA. Estimate Value $500 - 600 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $844
Lot 986		NASA Kodak 760 C Camera Body, Astronaut Shuttle Training, ca. 2005. NASA Kodak (In Cooperation with Nikon) DCS 760C Camera Body was used to train Astronauts during the Space Shuttle Program. This camera is NASA Class III hardware, identical in most respects to the actual flight cameras. Astronaut training using this camera was an important part in NASA's return to flight mission (beginning with STS-114) due to the ability to download images shortly after recording. This camera effectively ended 40 years of Hasselblad photography and a short time later, Nikon as well. The camera bears a NASA inventory sticker from 2011 and a Photo/TV Bldg. 4 label which denotes its use by Astronauts trainers who were located there. In excellent condition and is fully functional with the addition of battery, media and lens which are not included. COA included. Estimate Value $1,200 - 1,500 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold

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