The Apollo program was designed to land humans on the Moon and bring them safely back to Earth. Six of the missions (Apollos 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, and 17) achieved this goal. Apollos 7 and 9 were Earth orbiting missions to test the Command and Lunar Modules, and did not return lunar data. Apollos 8 and 10 tested various components while orbiting the Moon, and returned photography of the lunar surface. Apollo 13 did not land on the Moon due to a malfunction, but also returned photographs. The six missions that landed on the Moon returned a wealth of scientific data and almost 400 kilograms of lunar samples. Experiments included soil mechanics, meteoroids, seismic, heat flow, lunar ranging, magnetic fields, and solar wind experiments.
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Apollo 13: Memorabilia
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The 8.5" x 11 presentation certificate tells the story of Apollo 13 and the flown Fisher Space Pen that was flown on that ill fated mission. That Fisher Pen was subsequently presented to "Jim Richards" (read certificate) and was itself used by Ken Havekotte of Space Coast Cover Service to hand sign the presentation offered here.
Also included is a LOA from Farthest Reaches Inc. further attesting to the authenticity of this item. These certificates were originally provided as incentives to individuals purchasing Gold Passes to the Sims/Hankow KSC Autograph Show in June, 2007. Remaining supply is very limited. A beautiful presentation and your chance to own a most affordable item signed using ink that flew to the Moon onboard Apollo 13!...
#Apollo Mem - Apollo 13 Ink Presentation
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Apollo 13 launch viewing badge hand signed by both Eugene Kranz, Flight and Sy Liebergot, Apollo 13 EECOM. This launch viewing badge is becoming more difficult to find and even less so hand signed by Kranz & Liebergot.
#Apollo Mem - 13 Launch
Viewing Badge signed |
Apollo 13
(Film) Cassette Tape Soundtrack Hand
Signed By Gene Kranz
from the personal collection of NASA
Flight Director Gene Kranz
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Offered here a cassette tape featuring music from the soundtrack of the film, "Apollo 13". This tape appears to be as new and if it was listened to, it was played by it's owner, Gene Kranz himself.
As you can see in the scan this cassette comes with it's origional cardboard slip case which Gene has hand authentically hand signed in blue sharpie. Comes with a COA from Farthest Reaches indicating this item come from Gene Kranz's personal collection.
#Apollo 13 Mem - A13 Film Soundtrack
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Apollo 13
Commemorative Panel
created by Artist Joan Kranz
conceptionalized by Eugene F. Kranz
signed limited edition of each
co-signed by Eugene F. Kranz
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This unique custom-made panel honors the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo Program. Adding considerably to it's appeal is that Artist Joan F. Kranz (JFK) also happens to be the daughter of former Flight Director Eugene F. Kranz (EFK).
Joan herself also worked for NASA beginning in 1984 as a computer operator supporting the mainframes on the first floor of the Mission Control (MCC) during the Space Shuttle Program. Additional information about her NASA career can be found on each panel's COA.
A substantial (21.75" x 28.75" piece of cotton bull denim fabric serves as the background for the embroidered patches of Apollo 7, 11 & 17. The centerpiece here is a large hand painted Mission Control Center emblem with Gene's iconic words emblazoned below in raised black letters, "Eagle you are GO for landing".
Artist Joan Kranz has signed and numbered each of these very limited edition panels (visible on the periphery of the MCC emblem). Lastly to top it off in grand fashion each is boldly hand signed by Gene Kranz who adds, "Flight".
Each panel is accompanied by a letter of authenticity from the Artist which reads in part, "this artwork was created to celebrate the approaching 50th anniversary of the Lunar Landing on July 20, 2019 as well as the beginning, middle and end of the Apollo Program. The idea of this panel came from a simple drawing on paper by Flight Director Gene Kranz. The panel represents a culmination of teamwork, leadership and trust required by each Flight Controller when manning a console during the Apollo Program".
If you're seeking a unique limited edition item that combines art with history, is hand signed by the Flight Director himself and created by his daughter (also of NASA liniage) than this is surely for you. It will frame beautifully and easily become the centerpiece of your space memorabilia collection.
#Misc: Joan Kranz- Eagle $425 |
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Apollo 14: Memorabilia
Apollo 15: Memorabilia
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Authentic MCC Console used
Apollo 15 Lunar Module
Falcon Schematic
This Schematic (4-AC) describes the Electircal AC Power System for the Apollo 15 Lunar Module Falcon. These schematics were quite instrumental to Gene who needed to keep such critical infomraiton at this fingertips at all times.
This specific page was taken directly from his Apollo 15 "Goody Book". This book was assembled personally by Gene and remained on the console throughout the Apollo 15 mission. This amazing piece of Apollo history is hand annotated by Gene as can be seen in the scan.
The Schematic measures 27.5" x 10.5" with fold marks but is otherwise in excellent condition.
#ApolloMem -
15: Kranz Falcon Schematic
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Apollo 15 Guidance & Navigation Data Cards produced by Delco Electronics in April 1971 and designed for flight of Apollo 15. This ringed binder measuring 6.75" x 3.5" is 34 pages in length and comes directly from the mission files of Flight Director Neil Hutchinson as you can see in the scan.
#Apollo Mem -
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NASA - Group Achievement Award Lunar Orbit Experiments Team Issued at Washington, DC - October 1, 1971 Issued by James Fletcher, Administrator, NASA
Presented to Neil Hutchinson for outstanding contributions to lunar science during the Apollo 15 mission as a member of the SPAN Team.Neil would go on to become a Flight Director beginning with Apollo 17. Comes with a hand signed COA from Neil. Measaures 11" x 14".
#Apollo Mem - 15- Lunar
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Very cool asscoiational item. Al Worden hand signs this Disney comic which was published in 1956. The book is well read but totally intact. Despite not in perfect condition it's being signed by an Apollo Astronaut that makes this so intersting. Besides the pirce it right. Al's signature along costs over $100 these days. Would make a great stocking stuffer for the holidays.
#Apollo Mem - Man in Space Comic $75
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Apollo 16: Memorabilia
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Vintage Apollo 16 Pin (2")
#Apollo Mem - 16 Pin Back |
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Clam Shell shaped personal
ashtray, candy dish, spoon rest
or ??. The round tab at
top is an Apollo 16 mission
emblem. Appears to be made
of aluminum and measures almost
3" across. Set of 3 in
original box. #Apollo Mem - 16 Ashtray Set
$25
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Apollo 16 - (RCA) Promotional Brochure
Front as pictured with inside and back devoted to Apollo 7 - 15 with information and mission emblems. Very nice for autographs. Measures 8.5"x11.
#Apollo Mem - 16 RCA Brochure $25 |
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Apollo 16 (McDonnell Douglas) Issued prior to flight. This 15 page publication is full of maps, photographs, some foldout pages, lots of text. Very nice full description of mission and equipment.
#Apollo Mem - 16 McDonnell Douglas Booklet $10 |
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Apollo 16 Manned Flight Awareness Booklet (NASA, 8 pgs.). Great Condition.
#Apollo Mem - 16 MFA Booklet $25
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Apollo 17: Memorabilia
Apollo 17 Lunar Module Activation Checklist
includes Changes B & C
from the Apollo 17 MCC Console of Flight Director, Neil Hutchinson
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This checklist for LM was kept on the console of “Silver” Flight Director Neil Hutchinson. Neil was responsible for preparing the CSM for LM separation prior to undocking. Once under its own power and operating independently others took over to execute the lunar landing phase of this mission. Loaded with diagrams and schematics detailing the LMs systems. This is fascinating checklist used to land the last Apollo crew of the 20th century on the moon’s surface. Apollo 17 Mem - LM Activation Checklist $SOLD |
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Apollo 17 All Launch Dates
Change A
CSM EXP/EVA Checklist
November 8, 1972
from the MCC Console of Apollo 17 Flight Director, Neil Hutchinson
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This very Apollo 17 checklist comes directly from the personal archives of "Silver" Flight Director Neil Hutchinson. It contains approximately 58 individual leafs with most printed on both sides. There are diagrams, text, graphs, charts and 8 very sizable fold out schematics as well. Some pages have been modified by Neil which was not uncommon for Flight Directors to do so that their materials contained the information each needed to meet their own individuual needs. This checklist was utilized to retrieve the outboard film cannisters during Ron Evan's deep space EVA. While outside of the spacecraft the job of Mission Control was to essentially watch oer Ron's shoulder as he alone was best equipped to accomplish his taks given the conditions and movement required. Prior to EVA however, Flight Director Hutchinson was responsible for this checklist to acomplish suit up, cabin depressurization and egress. Following EVA the checklist was used to re-pressurize and ensure that the spacecraft cabin was secure for the ride home. This is NOT the item for collectors seeking the "perfiect mint" specimen of this checklist. It's condition is very good but does show definite signs of the wear and tear from it's use on Hutchinson's Flight Director's Console. This is a most important and historic intact piece of space program history. Please note that a flown version this checklist belonging to Gene Cernan was sold at auction in April 2015. #Apollo 17 Mem: Hutchinson CSM EXP/EVA Checklist $750 (price reduced) |
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Final Flight Mission Rules - Apollo 17
September 1, 1972
Includes Revisions A and B
from the MCC Console of Apollo 17 Flight Director, Neil Hutchinson
Flight Plan (Change A/B/C) Apollo 17
12/1/72 (Date of Change C)
from the MCC Console of Apollo 17 Flight Director, Neil Hutchinson
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Apollo 17 Flight Plan manual actually used on the MCC Console of “Silver” Flight Director Neil Hutchinson during the last historic manned lunar landing flight. This is an exceptionally tough to find and sought after manual for its great historic significance. It contains Changes A/B/C each dated accordingly in pencil by Neil. The printed plan itself is dated November 20, 1972 though Change “C” made this Flight Plan current to its final its 12/1/72 launch ready state.
The
pages measure 8” x
10.5” and are organized in
two seperate binders of the
Flight Director’s making.
The first contains the
Flight Plan Timelines
themselves which contain
many annotations in Neil’s
hand. A second binder
contains the balance of the
Flight Plan with sections
including: flight plan
notes, charts and tables,
Earth orbit phase,
consumables analysis,
summary timeline and
alternate mission summaries. Neil had stored the Flight Plan in separate binders for his own convenience. It gave him faster access to the material he most needed to have at his fingertips as Flight Director. This is an amazing and quite unique piece of mission used MCC Console material from our last manned lunar adventure. Additional photos available for serious inquiries. #Apollo 17 Mem: Hutchinson Flight Plan (A/B/C) $ Priced reduced to $1250 |
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Scientific Instrumentation Module Lunar Orbital Science Console Handbook
Apollo 17 - CSM 114 : June 30, 1972
from the MCC Console of Apollo 17 Flight Director, Neil Hutchinson
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As best described in the preface, "The SIM Bay Lunar Orbital Science Console Handbook cosists of nominal and malfunction procedures, MCC hardware and software descriptions and flight systems descriptions associated with Apollo lunar orbital experiments and photographic tasks."
This ringed book has been labeled by Neil who printed his name, N. Hutchinson/FC (Flight Control Division) on the top right corner of its cover. It was stored on Neil’s console while as serving as the Apollo 17 "Sliver" Flight Director. It was referred to while the CSM was flying by itself and used again while as it was returning home. Please note that there are no hand annotations in this handbook as the Simbay equipment utilized to for its experiments operated exceptionally well. From the Flight Director’s console...
#Apollo 17 Mem - Hutchinson SIM Bay Handbook $ Price reduced to $395 |
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Apollo 17 - (Change A/B/C) Flight Plan
from the MCC Console of Flight Director Neil Hutchinson
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This Apollo 17 CSM Entry Checklist is highly desirable as it is the very document that guided Apollo 17 Flight Director Neil Hutchinson as he led The CSM Earth Reentry phase of our final lunar landing mission to it's safe return to Earth. It is heavilly annotated in Neil's hand along with pages he chose to add in order to meet his specific needs for this phase of that flight. Total pages inlcuding those added for Neil's purposes are approximately 46. Pages consist of text, maps, charts and diagrams including some that Neil drew himself. Other images available for viewing if making a serious inquiry. This checklist is well worn as would be expected for something that was heavily used in real time on a Flight Director's Console.and could be a centerpiece for any serious space memorabilia collection. * #Apollo Mem - 17: Hutchinson CSM Entry Checklist SSOLD |
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Apollo 17 CSM Malfunction Procedures (including Change B)
from the MCC Console of Flight Director Neil Hutchinson
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Offered here is a detailed systems analysis of the potential CSM malfunction possibilities and how they would be addressed in real time should any come to fruition. The ground support team was required to have not only perfect working knowledge of these systems but to the ability to read between the lines in order to ascertain the nature and gravity of an actual malfunction should it occur. This was an expectation for Flight Directors/Controllers as emergencies were seldom black and white in nature but rather many shades of gray. Fortunately Apollo 17 was a smooth mission but this booklet was kept on Neil’s Flight Director’s console at all time in case it was needed. Approximately 114 pages in length. Fascinating reading #Apollo 17 Mem: Hutchinson CSM Malfunction Procedures $SOLD |
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Apollo 17 CSM Cue Cards (Change B/C)
from the MCC Console of Flight Director Neil Hutchinnson
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This set of cue cards was maintained on Flight Director Hutchinson’s MCC console for his reference if and when needed. These cue cards matched those that were carried onboard Command Module America and utilized by the crew throughout their flight Please note Neil's inscription in the second page (image above) #Apollo 17 Mem: Hutchinson CSM Cue Cards $SOLD
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Apollo 17 CSM Contingency Checklist (Change A)
from the MCC Console of Flight Director Neil Hutchinson
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This most interesting checklist describes various discrete anomalies that could (but fortunately didn’t) befall the Command and Service Module. Should such events have occurred it details the flight crew reactions that would have needed to take place. Though this mission was a smooth one, these potential anomalies were practiced for during simulations. It is 150 pages in length and was maintained on the Flight Director’s MCC console at all times in order to be ready to respond in the event of a potentially catastrophic occurrence. #Apollo 17 Mem -: Hutchinson Contingency Checklist $495 (price reduced) |
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Apollo 17 Change A/B CSM G & C Checklist
from the MCC Console of Flight Director Neil Hutchinson
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This checklist was maintained on the console of “Silver” Flight Director Neil Hutchinson throughout the mission. It served as a navigation reference tool with a similar checklist utilized onboard by the flight crew for star sighting in order to align the platform and update the state vector. Contains a number of star charts, graphs and charts as well as text. Please note that the image to the far right is actually a fold out page that expands to twice the size shown in this scan. #Apollo 17 Mem: G & C Checklist $425 (price reduced)
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**MSC Internal Note No. 72-FM-85 Entry Mission Plan
Apollo 17 (Mission J-2)
from the personal archives of Flight Director Neil Hutchinson
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This book was used as reference material. It is the last entry plan for the last manned crew’s ride home. It was similar to the plan for Apollo 16 hence Flight Director Hutchinson marked it accordingly at that time. Changes are noted within in Neil’s own hand. This document was not stored on the console but it’s contents were turned into the actual flight plan and procedures that followed. Loaded with text, diagrams, charts & tables #Apollo 17 Mem: MSC Internal Note $SOLD |
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Apollo 17 Mug issued to noted NASA Administrator Mel Brooks. Measures 6" x 5" with the Apollo 17 mission emblem on front and Mel Brooks name in gold on reverse. Beautiful condition.
#Apollo Mem - 17 Mug Brooks |
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Apollo 17 launch viewing access badge. Reverse Includes security information as well as badge number. In original plastic sleeve with pocket clip attached.
#Apollo Mem - 17 Launch
Viewing Badge
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Apollo 17 Pad Apron Permit. These permits got you so close to the pad, you could practically touch the Saturn V. Not sure who this was issued to but it has clearly been well used. Tough to find, if it could only talk...what stories it might tell.
#Apollo Mem - 17 Apron
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ASTP: Memorabilia
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ASTP certificate for Floyd Henry presented for his contributions to the success of that mission. This 17.25" x 21.5" matted presentation is one of the more lavish and colorful of of it's time that Ive seen thus far. The artwork depicts images of both the American and Russian launches. This states to have been issued by the NASA Communications Division as well as the Enginering Directorate.
Aside from some minor wrinkling where it was attached to the mat, it is in excellent condition.
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ASTP Flight Mission Rules
from the
personal archives of Neil
Hutchinson, "Silver Flight"
This ASTP Flight Mission Rules book comes from the personal archives of Flight Director Neil Hutchinson and used as reference document for that mission. .
#ASTP - Hutchinson Mission Rules $ASK |
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