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Space, Aerospace and Flight Collectibles is where you'll find items relating to Space Exploration, NASA programs and Flight related memorabilia. If you're looking for fantasy related or science-fiction space collectibles, this Web site is loaded with them! But, you won't find 'em on this page. Please see the Condition guide for grading codes. To purchase anything, see the How To Order page.
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AIRESEARCH ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS DIVISION PIN: VF condition - moderate surface wear, issued 1985, size approximately 3/4 inch square, gold colored metal clutch back pin, Garrett AiResearch - Tucson Aerospace Division logo, given out to AiResearch employees, Garrett merged with Allied Corp. to form Allied Signal in 1985. Rare item for aerospace collectors. See pin $12
ALLIED SIGNAL TUCSON CERAMIC MUG: 1990s, Large 14 ounce coffee mug with 22K Gold trim, Unused, Display Only, Like New with a tiny fine 3/16 inch manufacturers scratch in the background, almost unnoticeable but present enough to mention for those looking with a magnifying glass, 4 1/2 inches tall, 3 1/4 inches in diameter, cobalt blue with a white lined global map, 22K Gold trim bands at the top and bottom with the Allied Signal logo and Tucson added afterward, 22K Gold trim images of a helicopter, the space shuttle, a tank, and two jet fighter planes, sticker on bottom reads "22K Gold by Kapan-Kent Co. Inc. 800-845-1097 Hand Wash Only." Very sharp, limited release, aerospace collectible that you can display or use. See mug $22
AMERICAN AIRLINES MATCHBOOK: Airline Matchbook (20 matches), AA logo on front and back, circa early-1970s, unused and complete. Remember when you could smoke on planes because the section you were in magically didn't effect the rest of the cabin? American Airlines even had matches for you, if you ran out. File this one away with your AA deck of cards and macadamia nuts. See matchbook $3.75
AMERICAN AIRLINES AADVANTAGE LAPEL PIN: New/MIB - still sealed in original plastic bag, 1991, approximate size 1/2 x 1 inch, raised enamel coated silver colored metal clutch back pin, issued to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the AAdvantage program, shows an American Airlines plane over the earth with "10th Anniversary 1981-1991" boxed below it, "AAdvantage" incorporating the AA logo is at the bottom of the pin. See pin $12
AMERICAN AIRLINES WRISTBAND: New/Unused, 1991, fluorescent green "Making QuAAlity Fly" cloth wristband, black plastic clips, approximately 8 inches long when unclipped. Note: Actual band is more vibrant green than the scan shows. See wristband $3.50
APOLLO 8 US POSTAGE STAMPS: Issued 1969, Scott #1371, 6˘ Apollo 8, attached pair with plate number, gum missing from the very top border width of top stamp, bottom stamp is VF/NH. See pair $1
APOLLO 11 FIRST MAN ON THE MOON US POSTAGE STAMP SHEET: Scott #C76, 10˘ First Man On The Moon, Sheet of 40. Sheet too large for scanner, so shown shifted left and right for complete image. See sheet $8.50
APOLLO 15 SPACE PROGRAM "SILK" CLOTH STICKERS: Rare 1971 set of 6 different, five roughly 2.5 x 3 inches and one 3 3/8 x 4 3/8 inches, "silk" cloth stickers, Ex to Ex/M condition. All sets were manufactured with edge cuts not perfectly square and a line is apparent where the backing paper is to be separated from the cloth sticker. Obtained at Cape Kennedy. The smaller "silk" cloth stickers depict launch, moon landing, lunar rover on the moon, lunar liftoff, and splashdown. The large one shows the Apollo 15 crew James B. Irwin, David R. Scott and Alfred M. Worden in the lunar rover with the LEM in the background. Scott and Irwin walked the lunar surface while Worden orbited the moon. (2 sets available). See set Set of 6 for $30
APOLLO SPACE PROGRAM PATCH STICKER SHEET: 8.5 x 11 inches, Ex/M, Sheet of 12 stickers that depict the patches for the Apollo Space Program and Flights 7 - 17. The back of the sheet gives details of each flight. Issued in mid-1972 as a promotional item by RCA. Flight 17 is listed as "Scheduled." Rare item, especially in this condition. (2 available) See sheet $25
NEW! APOLLO-SOYUZ CANCELLATIONS: Scott #1569 and #1570, 10˘ Apollo-Soyuz stamps on plain 7.5 x 4 inch addressed (to me) envelopes, specialty cancellations, both dated July 24, 1975, #1569 Norfolk, VA and #1570 San Francisco, CA, both with the Apollo-Soyuz U.S. Navy Recovery Force-Pacific postmark. Stamp artwork by Robert McCall. See covers See cancellations Both for $8
APOLLO-SOYUZ US POSTAGE STAMP SHEET: 10˘ Apollo-Soyuz Space Project, Scott #1569-1570, Sheet of 24 with 2 different stamps, issued 1975. All stamps are VF or better, NH. Space artwork by Robert McCall. See sheet $6.50
Also Available: Same as above sheet that was folded along the center perforations in 1975, but has been stored flat since then. $5
Also see: Flight/Space US First Day Covers
APOLLO-SOYUZ EMBLEM STICKER: 1975, round, roughly 3 3/4 inches in diameter, front surface has some gloss deterioration from age otherwise as issued, white background with the emblem for the Apollo-Soyuz program in gold, white, blue and red, blank back. Not that it matters, this was obtained at the Kennedy Space Center in 1976. See sticker $4
ARIANESPACE ARIANE 4 LAUNCH POSTER: NM, Rolled, Printed 1992, Size approximately 15.75 x 23.5 inches. Outstanding color photograph of an Ariane 4 rocket launching from CSG in Kourou, French Guiana. The back of the poster features text in English, French and German about the French aerospace company, its rockets and space operations. Beautiful color shots of the CSG launch base are also shown, as well as the evolution of the Ariane rocket from model 1 through 5. See poster front and back $18
ARIANESPACE ARIANE 4 ROCKET ENAMEL LAPEL PIN: NM/Like New, 1992, Size 0.75 x 1 inches, raised enamel coated gold colored metal clutch back pin, shows an Ariane 4 rocket lifting off, Arianespace logo at bottom and palm trees to the left. Obtained at the Centre Spatial Guyanais launch base in Kourou, French Guiana. See pin $15
ARIANESPACE ARIANE 4 ROCKET PLASTIC LAPEL PIN: NM/Like New, 1991, Size approximately 1/4 x 1 3/8 inches, plastic clutch back pin, gold color Ariane 4 rocket. Obtained at the Centre Spatial Guyanais launch base in Kourou, French Guiana. See pin $10
ARIANESPACE 10th ANNIVERSARY BOOKLET: NM, appropriately it's sized nearly 10 x 10 inches, 1990, 24 page commemorative booklet in French and English that covers Arianespace history from 1980 to 1990, printed on heavy coated card stock, high quality color photos throughout including Ariane rockets and the CSG facility in Kourou, French Guiana. See cover $20
ARIANESPACE WELCOME PACKET: Contents: NM/Like New, Folder: VF due to handling wear, 1992, Outer folder size approximately 9.25 x 12 inches, folder is white coated stock with the Arianespace logo on the front, contents include: "Your Stay in French Guiana" book (6 x 8.25 softback, B&W with some color, 12th edition, July 1992, 98 pages, in French & English), "Hotels et Restaurants de Guyanne" booklet (4 1/8 x 5 7/8 inches, softback, color, 76 pages), "Les iles du Salut" (Devil's Island) color booklet (6 x 8.25 softback, 1989, 16 pages, in French & English), Color 3 x 3.5 inch Ariane 4 rocket solid fuel boosters firing sticker, Ariane 4 color rocket paper cutout (roughly 6.25 x 2 inches), Ariane 4 rocket color history pamphlet (roughly 4.25 x 8.25, in French, English & German), and four different color 8.25 x 11.75 posters on glossy paper (suitable for framing) - 2 shots of the Ariane 4 launching, a close-up of the solid fuel boosters firing, and a collage aerial shot of the CSG launch base with Ariane 4 launch pictures. Obtained at the Centre Spatial Guyanais launch base in Kourou, French Guiana. It's a nice package for aerospace collectors that you won't find easily. See some contents See posters $50
ARIANE / CENTRE SPATIAL GUYANAIS 50TH LAUNCH LAPEL PIN: NM/Like New, 1992, Size approximately 7/8 inch wide x 5/8 inch tall, gold colored metal clutch back pin, "1992 Ariane 50 Centre Spatial Guyanais" lettering over a maroon field. "Vector 19(594) 355334" hallmark on back. Issued to commemorate 50 Ariane launches at CSG, very limited. Obtained at the CSG launch base in Kourou, French Guiana. See pin $30
BOEING C-17 GLOBEMASTER PROGRAM CERAMIC MUG: Condition is like new with very minor manufacturer ceramic flaws, issued in the early 1990s, roughly 4 inches tall and 3.25 inches in diameter, white glaze finish with a blue "Boeing" logo on one side and a stylized "C-17" on the other. These out of production design coffee mugs were given to C-17 program employees who worked on the plane and were not commercially sold. See both sides of mug $15
CENTRE SPATIAL GUYANAIS ARIANE 4 ENAMEL LAPEL PIN: NM/Like New, 1992, Size approximately 1/2 inch wide x 1 1/8 inches tall, raised enamel coated silver colored metal clutch back pin, shows an Ariane 4 rocket lifting off, CSG logo at bottom and a globe in the background. "TOSCA" hallmark on back. Obtained at the Centre Spatial Guyanais launch base in Kourou, French Guiana. See pin $15
CENTRE SPATIAL GUYANAIS ARIANE 4 ENAMEL LAPEL PIN: NM/Like New, 1992, Size approximately 3/4 inch wide x 1 inch tall, raised enamel coated metal clutch back pin, Ariane 4 rocket lifting off with a jungle background, Centre Spatial Guyanais printed at bottom. "TOSCA" hallmark on back. Obtained at the Centre Spatial Guyanais launch base in Kourou, French Guiana. See pin $15
CENTRE SPATIAL GUYANAIS POST CARDS: 1991-92, Lot of 4 different unused cards, two NM, size 4 1/8 x 8 1/4 inches, both show an Ariane 4 rocket, one night shot attached to the gantry and one day shot at liftoff, and two size 4 5/8 x 6 7/8 inches, one NM- of an Ariane 4 in the assembly tower and one Ex/M of an Ariane 4 at liftoff. All from CSG in Kourou, French Guiana. See 2 cards See 2 more All 4 for $12
FIRST FLIGHT FOREIGN AIR MAIL COVER: St. Thomas U.S. Virgin Islands to San Pedro de Macoris Nuevitas Dominican Republic (F.A.M. Route 6) ending in New York City, originating postmark "St. Thomas, DEC 5 1931", Route 6 end on December 6, 1931 (faint round date on back "DIC 6 31 Republica Dominicana"), final arrival receiving cancellation round date on back "New York, N.Y. DEC 14 1931" with General Delivery stamp "N.Y.-G.D. DEC 14 1931 No. 3." Postage stamps are two #C12 1930 5˘ Winged Globes. Cover is sealed. See cover front and back $14
FLIGHT/SPACE UNITED STATES FIRST DAY COVERS: All are Artcraft Cachet First Day Covers, except as listed as created by Artmaster or No Cachet, all cacheted covers are VF to NM condition with unaddressed envelopes. Great collectibles for flight and space enthusiasts. Unique birthday gifts if you can match the dates! Listed in order of issue by date, location cancelled, U.S. Scott catalog number, cachet image, and stamp(s). For protection, all First Day Covers come in individual glassine envelopes.
May 2, 1956: New York, NY, #UC25, FIPEX Jet Plane and Tall Ship, 6˘ Embossed Eagle. See first day cover $2.50
February 20, 1962, Cape Canaveral, FL, #1193, NO CACHET, Addressed envelope, Pair of 4˘ Project Mercury stamps. See first day cover $1
February 20, 1962, Cape Canaveral, FL, #1193, NO CACHET, 4˘ Project Mercury stamp. See first day cover $2
May 29, 1967: Chicago, IL, #UC39, NO CACHET on envelope, Aerogramme, 13˘ John F. Kennedy with Plane. See first day cover $2
September 9, 1969, Washington, DC with July 20, 1969 Moon Landing USA round date cancellation, Lot of 8 covers, Scott #C76, Artcraft cachet, Man's First Landing on the Moon, LEM approaching the moon's surface, all unaddressed/NM, 10˘ First Man On The Moon stamp. For fun, included with this lot is The Danbury Mint letter dated October 8, 1969 hawking sale of these covers and the Men In Space proof sets. See sample cover All 8 for $25
NEW! September 9, 1969: Washington, DC with July 20, 1969 Moon Landing USA round date, Scott #C76, Fleetwood, First Men on the Moon, planting the flag on the moon with astronaut portraits, 10˘ Apollo 11 First Man On The Moon stamp. See first day cover $5
May 7, 1971: Spokane, WA, #C78, Artmaster, Air Mail Eagle, 11˘ Jet Plane Silhouette. See first day cover $2.25
May 15, 1971: Kitty Hawk, NC, #C77, Artmaster, Air Mail Post Card Rate Increase, 9˘ Delta Wing. See first day cover $2
May 21, 1971: Washington, DC, #C81, Artmaster, Jet Circling the World - International Air Mail, 21˘ USA and Jet. Also included is a F-VF/NH Plate Block of 4 of the stamp. See first day cover and plate block Both for $4.25
July 13, 1971: Lakehurst, NJ, #C80, Artmaster, Jet Plane Soaring over Liberty Island, 17˘ Lady Liberty. Also included is a XF/NH Plate Block of 4 of the stamp. See first day cover and plate block Both for $4.25
August 2, 1971: Huntsville, AL, #1434-1435, Artmaster (blue), 10 Years of US Space Accomplishments 1961-1971, Se-tenant of two 8˘ US in Space Decade of Achievement stamps. (2 available) See cover copy A See cover copy B $2.50
June 29, 1972: #UXC13, NO CACHET on post card front, but the back has "Tourism Year of the Americas '72" with printed images of U.S. tourist spots, 15˘ Niagara Falls Air Mail Post Card, Philatelic Exhibition Brussels - Tour America Inaugural Rome-Paris print with First Day of Issue cancellation. See first day cover (front and back) $1.50
February 10, 1973: Albuquerque, NM, #UC46, First World Hot Air Balloon Championships, Aerogramme, 15˘ USA. See first day cover $2
November 16, 1973: New York, NY, #C79, 70th Anniversary First Flight at Kitty Hawk, 13˘ Winged Envelope. Also included is a S/NH Plate Block of 4 of the stamp. See first day cover and plate block Both for $3.50
December 1, 1973: Memphis, TN, #UC47, Bird in Flight with Jet in Background, 13˘ Embossed Stylized Bird. See first day cover $2
December 27, 1973: Chicago, IL, #C79a, Jumbo Jet Carrying the Mail, Booklet Pane of Five 13˘ Winged Envelope. See first day cover $3.50
December 27, 1973: Chicago, IL, #C83, Bi-plane to Jet Plane Progress in Aviation, 13˘ Winged Envelope Coil Stamp. See first day cover $2
January 2, 1974: Rapid City, SD, #C88, Plane Flying Over Mt. Rushmore, 26˘ Mt. Rushmore. Also included is a XF/NH Plate Block of 4 of the stamp. See first day cover and plate block Both for $4.50
January 4, 1974: Atlanta, GA, #UC48, Jet Plane Circling the World, Aerogramme, 18˘ USA. See first day cover $2
January 4, 1974: State College, PA, #UXC14, The Comet Kohoutek, Post Card, 11˘ Stylized Eagle. Also included is a Mint - Unused/Unaddressed version of this Air Mail Post Card with the Red, White & Blue border (looks identical to the FDC image without the cachet or cancellation). See both covers Both for $3
January 4, 1974: Miami, FL, #UXC15, Diving Eagle with American Flag, International Airmail Post Card, 18˘ Eagle Weathervane. See first day cover $2
January 11, 1974: Hempstead, NY, #C87, LISDA Jet Plane with Various Air Carrier Logos, 18˘ Lady Liberty. Also included is a XF/NH Plate Block of 4 of the stamp. See first day cover and plate block Both for $4.50
February 28, 1975: Mountain View, CA, #1556, Pioneer Jupiter Mission, 10˘ Pioneer Jupiter. Also with this FDC is a TUPEX (Tucson Bicentennial) special cancellation non-cacheted/unaddressed NM cover, dated August 20, 1975, with the same stamp and a S/NH Plate Block of 4 of the stamp. See covers and plate block All 3 for $5.50
April 4, 1975: Pasadena, CA, #1557, Mariner 10 Venus/Mercury Mission, 10˘ Mariner 10 Venus/Mercury. Also with this FDC is a TUPEX (Tucson Bicentennial) special cancellation non-cacheted/unaddressed NM cover, dated August 20, 1975, with the same stamp and a S/NH Plate Block of 4 of the stamp. See covers and plate block All 3 for $5.50
July 15, 1975: Kennedy Space Center, FL, #1569-1570, Apollo-Soyuz Space Mission, Pair of 10˘ Apollo-Soyuz Stamps. Also with this FDC is a TUPEX (Tucson Bicentennial) special cancellation non-cacheted/unaddressed NM cover, dated August 20, 1975, with the same two stamps. Artwork by Robert McCall. See covers Both for $7
July 15, 1975: Kennedy Space Center, FL, #1569-1570, Apollo-Soyuz Space Mission, Pair of 10˘ Apollo-Soyuz. Artwork by Robert McCall. (2 available) See copy A cover See copy B cover $3.50
NEW! July 15, 1975: Kennedy Space Center, FL. Scott #1569-1570, Artcraft, Apollo-Soyuz Space Mission, Inverted Cancellation Error, Pair of two 10˘ Apollo-Soyuz stamps, "First Day Of Issue" cancellation is stamped upside down over the cachet instead of on the stamp pair. Stamp artwork by Robert McCall. See cover $75
July 15, 1975, Kennedy Space Center, FL, #1569, NO CACHET, envelope roughly 4 x 7.5 inches, 10˘ Apollo-Soyuz stamp, lightly penciled address has been erased, stamp stained. Stamp artwork by Robert McCall. See cover 69˘
July 15, 1975, Kennedy Space Center, FL, #1570, NO CACHET, 10˘ Apollo-Soyuz stamp, Artwork by Robert McCall. ERROR cover - double strike First Day Of Issue cancellation by the post office. See cover and cancellation $10
December 17, 1975: Kitty Hawk, NC, #UXC16, Amelia Earhart, Airmail Post Card, 21˘ Cherub Weathervane. See first day cover $2
January 2, 1976: Honolulu, HI, #C89, Jet Plane with Pilot Portrait, 25˘ Plane with Globes. See first day cover $2.25
January 2, 1976: Honolulu, HI, #C90, Jet Plane with Mail Being Loaded, 31˘ Plane with Globes and Flag. See first day cover $2.25
January 16,
1976: Tempe, AZ, #UC50, Charles A. Lindbergh, Aerogramme, 22˘ USA.
See first day cover $2
March 19, 1976: Chicago, IL, #1684, 50th Anniversary of Commercial Aviation,
13˘ Bi-plane and Plane. See first day
cover $2
FLIGHT/AIR MAIL UNITED STATES PLATE BLOCKS:
1968, Scott #C74, 10˘ Air Mail, 50th Anniversary of Air Mail Service, Flying Curtiss Jenny Bi-plane, VF/NH. (2 available) See plate block A See plate block B $2
1968, Scott #C74, 10˘ Air Mail, 50th Anniversary of Air Mail Service, Flying Curtiss Jenny Bi-plane, F-VF, NH, touched gum in the margin paper. See plate block $1.75
1968, Scott #C74, 10˘ Air Mail, 50th Anniversary of Air Mail Service, Flying Curtiss Jenny Bi-plane, VF/NH, gum faint touches on top right stamp, margin paper damage. See plate block $1
1968, Scott #C74, 10˘ Air Mail, 50th Anniversary of Air Mail Service, Flying Curtiss Jenny Bi-plane, F-VF or better, NH, damaged margin paper. (2 available) See plate block A See plate block B $1
1968, Scott #C74, 10˘ Air Mail, 50th Anniversary of Air Mail Service, Flying Curtiss Jenny Bi-plane, F-VF/NH, gum missing or touched on two left stamps. See plate block 75˘
FORD AEROSPACE
FORD AEROSPACE Q1 PATCH: Early-1980s, cloth work patch, Unused/New, shows the Ford logo with "Quality is Job 1. Q1" below it, background is white with blue edging and lettering, patch is roughly 3 inches wide by 2 inches tall, these patches did double duty because they were also worn by employees in the Ford Automotive plants. See patch $5
FORD AEROSPACE SATELLITE LAPEL PIN: Issued late-1970s, New/MIB - still sealed in original plastic bag, size approximately 1 inch wide x 1/2 inch tall, gold colored metal clutch back pin, the Ford logo over a satellite is the central image. This pin was from the Microwave Engineering Laboratories section and this is printed above and below the satellite image. Ford Aerospace no longer exists; it was purchased by Space Systems/Loral. Quite rare. See pin $25
FORD AEROSPACE SATELLITE LAPEL PIN: Issued late-1970s, New/MIB - still sealed in original plastic bag, size approximately 1 inch wide x 1/2 inch tall, gold colored metal clutch back pin, the Ford logo over a satellite is the central image. This pin was from the Microwave Products Electronics Operations section and this is printed above and below the satellite image. Ford Aerospace no longer exists; it was purchased by Space Systems/Loral. Quite rare. See pin $25
FORD AEROSPACE SATELLITE LAPEL PIN: Issued late-1970s, New/MIB - still sealed in original plastic bag, size approximately 1 inch wide x 1/2 inch tall, gold colored metal clutch back pin, the Ford logo over a satellite is the central image. This pin was from the Power Control Products Electronics Operations section and this is printed above and below the satellite image. Ford Aerospace no longer exists; it was purchased by Space Systems/Loral. Quite rare. See pin $25
SPECIAL: Take all 3 above satellite pins for only $60
GOES SATELLITE CAP: New, never used, GOES (Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite) program cap, issued circa-2000, all cloth, olive drab green, hard forest green bill, adult size, adjustable plastic back strap, machine stitched GOES logo on front, back has Space Systems Loral sewn-in logo, limited production, available only from the satellite program. Sharp looking promo for aerospace or satellite collectors. Always stored in a smoke and pet free environment. See cap $18
GOES SATELLITE T-SHIRT: As issued, still sealed in the original polybag, white t-shirt with breast pocket, blue GOES (Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite) satellite image with logo over the breast pocket and a blue design line that wraps around the shirt connecting the G to the S in the GOES logo, Fruit of the Loom, Heavy 100% Cotton, long O/P, issued circa-2000, limited production, available only from the satellite program. Two t-shirts available, one Adult XL (Extra Large) and one Adult L (Large) sizes. Always stored in a smoke and pet free environment. See shirt design $25
HONEYWELL LAPEL PIN: NM/Like New, issued 1999, size approximately 5/8 x 1/4 inch, burnished bronze colored metal clutch back pin, Honeywell aerospace division logo, given out to Honeywell company employees (before they laid you off). See pin $5
INFLATABLE ROCKET TOY: Frosty-Os cereal send away premium from late 1972. Inflatable yellow rocket with hard plastic blue fins, made by Alvimar Manufacturing, Co., Like New/NM, with the assembly instructions, in the original mailing envelope (dated February 1, 1973). About 2 feet long. Rarer than rare. Never inflated, so I can't guarantee they'll hold air. (2 available) See folded rocket and instructions $50
INTELSAT V SATELLITE BRASS BELT BUCKLE: 1981, As Issued/Never Used, very minor surface marks created during distribution, very mild oxidation on the back belt loop, Ford Aerospace & Communications Corporation promotional item distributed to employees only, heavy brass, raised image, commemorative belt buckle depicts the I-5 satellite in orbit around a partial earth in the upper left corner with "Intelsat V" below it and a small Ford logo above it, approximately 3.5 x 2.25 inches, the back of the buckle shows raised subsystem corporate logos for the Intelsat program: Ford Aerospace, Mitsubishi Electric, Aerospatiale, Thomson CSF, MBB, MSDS, and Selenia. Rare aerospace collectible and probably the nicest promo created for the I-V program. See buckle front and back $99
INTELSAT VII SATELLITE CUT-OUT MODEL: Intelsat VII Satellite Bus Model, 1/20 scale, NM condition, printed April 1993 on heavy poster board, sheet size is 23.25 x 26.75 inches, cream color poster board with light olive and purple colors, prepared by C.A. Renowitzky and F. Furnari, lists the satellite specifications and features. Limited production, available only from the Space Systems/Loral satellite program. Sharp looking rare promo for aerospace or satellite collectors. See model sheet $25
KITT PEAK - ARIZONA HIGHWAYS MAGAZINE: Space Issue, November 1973, NM, Packed with color Robert McCall space artwork, plus many of his rarely seen drawings of Kitt Peak Observatory. Also included are 5 standard 5.5 x 3.5 inch and one 3.5 x 11 inch post cards of Kitt Peak National Observatory from 1969 (Petley Studios). Post cards average Ex/M condition and include shots of the main museum and various telescopes. See interior McCall artwork and 5 post cards All for $22
MEN IN SPACE SERIES STERLING SILVER PROOF SET: Complete Proof Set of 21 Coins/Medals/Rounds, Issued in 1969 by The Danbury Mint, .925 Sterling Silver Proofs, Limited to 13,885 proof sets minted in 1969, Set #S02873, medals 1 7/16 inches in visible diameter (probably 1 1/2 inches), approximate weight 0.725 oz or 20.6 gr per round (roughly 15.2 total ounces), includes silver proof rounds commemorating projects Mercury III - IX, Gemini III - XII and Apollo VII - XI, all medals are sealed under protective plastic in a nice padded 12 1/2 x 9 inch display folder with "The Danbury Mint Men In Space Series First Edition Sterling Silver Proof Set" stamped onto the cover. Includes the original registration certificate with the name cut from the original owners space and the twenty-one, double-sided, 4 x 6 inch coated "permanent reference cards" that describe each of the proof medals. Great item for collectors of the U.S. space program who are also silver investors. See medals and cover See sample cards See certificate $550
NASA CHALLENGER SPACE SHUTTLE LAPEL PIN: Late-1980s, Like New/As Issued - still on original backing card in plastic bag, made by Pinnacle Designs, 1.25 inches across, clutch back, multi-color design featuring the Challenger shuttle taking off from earth with the crew names "McNair Onizuka Resnik Scobee Smith McAuliffe Jarvis" above and below the design, gold colored non-precious metal, "NASA STS-51L 1-28-86 CHALLENGER" hallmark on back, NASA authorized product - not one of the cheap knock-offs which don't have the Challenger hallmark. See pin $15
NOSTALGIA ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE: Volume 2, #6 (#8 overall), June 1975, VF, Articles on Marilyn Monroe (on cover too), John Garfield, Gershwin's Rhapsody In Blue, Street Games, Johnny Roventini - Call for Philip Morris!, Silver Screen Sirens (Pickford, Gish, Talmadge, Bow, West, Grable, etc.), Art Deco, Harry Houdini, Freedom 7 - First American Men in Space, Snow White, Burton K. Wheeler, and more! See covers $12
OMNI MAGAZINE #1: October 1978, NM- with 1 inch scuff below left logo "O", priced as VF/NM. The premiere issue that mixes science fact with science fiction, includes a Robots pictorial with text by Harry Harrison, Roman Vishniac, Freeman Dyson interview, the Shroud of Turin, fiction by Isaac Asimov, Theodore Sturgeon, Ron Goulart, and James B. Hall, UFO updates, H.R. Giger painting, and many other features! See covers $35
OUT OF THIN AIR: GARRETT'S FIRST 50 YEARS by William A. Schoneberger and Robert R. H. Scholl. As New- with a small name (K. Loehrs) written on the first end page, Softback, size approximately 8.75 x 11 inches, 1985, First Edition, O/P, 288 pages, Garrett Corporation. Heavily illustrated with B&W photos, this non-commercially available volume covers the history of Garrett, which became Allied Signal. This rarity is perfect for aviation and aerospace buffs. See covers $16
SNOOPY ASTRONAUT PLASTIC STATUE: 1970, Made by Aviva, Very Good condition, black plastic, no cracks or chips, minor paint rubs on some of the highlight ridges, metal plate reads "Welcome Back" with minor surface marks, approximately 5 inches tall by 3 inches wide, weighs 5.9 ounces, red felt lined bottom. Full figure Snoopy in his space suit and helmet, carrying his air conditioning unit, and doing his happy dance. Back hallmark on Snoopy reads "© United Feature Syndicate 1970 Made in Hong Kong For AVIVA Handpainted." Base back has the original "Handpainted By Aviva" sticker. Over 50 year old fun "trophy" for Peanuts collectors or space program enthusiasts. See Snoopy $30
SPACE SYSTEMS/LORAL 10 YEAR LAPEL PIN: Late-1980s, Like New/NM on original backing card in original plastic box, size approximately 5/8 inch wide x 3/8 inch tall, silver metal clutch back pin with blue background of the "SS/L" logo with "10 Years" below it, plastic box is 1 1/8 inches square. This is how the aerospace giant in Palo Alto, California rewarded its employees for 10 years of service before they laid you off. Wow! See pin $12
SPIRIT OF ARIZONA B-2 STEALTH BOMBER PRINT: Full color print commemorating the B-2 Stealth Bomber Naming Ceremony for the Spirit of Arizona plane at Davis-Monthan AFB on March 20, 1998. Printed on heavy coated stock, VF-NM condition, approximately 11 x 14 inches, issued in 1998, O/P. Very limited production for distribution at the ceremony. Shows the B-2 in a fly-by with an Arizona accented background and the Spirit of Arizona logo at the bottom. See print $28
SPIRIT OF ARIZONA B-2 STEALTH BOMBER SIGNED PRINT: Full color print commemorating the B-2 Stealth Bomber Naming Ceremony for the Spirit of Arizona plane at Davis-Monthan AFB on March 20, 1998. Printed on heavy coated stock, approximately 11 x 14 inches, issued in 1998, O/P. Very limited production for distribution at the ceremony. Shows the B-2 in a fly-by with an Arizona accented background and the Spirit of Arizona logo at the bottom. Identical to the above unsigned print except this one is signed by three of the representatives at the ceremony. General Richard E. Hawley (signed Dick Hawley, Gen. USAF), who has flown the B-2, and Congressman Jim Kolbe (signed Jim Kolbe, U.S. Congress) (died December 2022) are definite and legible. The third signature, while clean, is uncertain. It is probably Col. John D. W. Corley (now General), who was the 355th Wing Commander at DM-AFB at the time, but this is just a best guess. While the unsigned print above is in VF-NM condition, this VF copy shows a bit of minor handling wear, seen at an angle, from being passed around for the autographs, but nothing that detracts from the piece. When framed, it will look outstanding. See signed print $85
SPIRIT OF ARIZONA B-2 STEALTH BOMBER LAPEL PIN: 1998, Like New/As Issued - still on original backing paper, 1 inch across, clutch back, black metal B-2 bomber pin. The pin is a standard B-2 design, but these were given out at the Naming Ceremony at Davis-Monthan AFB on March 20, 1998 to invited guests. See pin $15
SUPERBIRD SATELLITE ENAMEL LAPEL PIN: NM/Like New, MIB, still sealed in original plastic bag, 1991, Size 1 inch wide x 3/4 inches tall, enamel coated gold colored metal clutch back pin, U.S.-Japan Satellite Project, Superbird logo at top, U.S.-Japan flags merge in the background with the satellite in the center of an eagle. This was the program’s central logo image design. Limited production, quite rare. Satellite launched from CSG on an Ariane 4 rocket. See pin $25
SUPERBIRD SATELLITE HIGHLIGHTER: MIB, still sealed in the original plastic bag, 1991, triangular with approximately 3.5 inch long sides, white plastic with the Superbird central image design and logo and "The Success Team" printed on the top, U.S.-Japan Satellite Project, yellow-pink-green three color highlighter (which I can pretty much guarantee is dried up by now!) given out to program employees. Limited production, quite rare. See highlighter $10
SUPERBIRD SATELLITE SAKE BOX: As Issued, very minor surface nicks, "Made in Japan" sticker still on the bottom, 1989, Hinoki wood sake box (masu), 3.25 inches square, from the Superbird-A launch party, Superbird central image design and logo in black on one side (along with the old Ford Aerospace & Communications Corporation logo), Sho Chiku Bai Sake in red on another side, and some Japanese characters in sepia on a third side. Quite rare. See sake box $18
SUPERBIRD SATELLITE SUNGLASSES: NM/Like New, Unused, in the original plastic bag, 1991, approximately 5.5 inches long, green and black plastic with the Superbird logo and "The Success Team" printed on the sides, U.S.-Japan Satellite Project, "UV Eye Protection" stickers still on the lenses. Limited production, quite rare, given out to program employees. See sunglasses $10
SURVIVAL FLIGHT HELICOPTER LAPEL PINS: Early-1980s, Lot of 2, both VF condition, gold color metal Helicopter clutch back pins, one is an inch long with a reddish-brown color logo and the second is 3/4 inches long with dark blue color, both rescue helicopters have "Survival Flight" printed below them, from a U.S. emergency medical transport service. See pins Both for $10
TFE731 ENGINE LAPEL PIN: NM/Like New, issued late-1990s, size approximately 1 inch square, burnished bronze colored metal clutch back pin, "10,000" over the engine as this pin commemorated the production of the 10,000th unit, "TFE731" below the engine, "China" hallmark on back. Quite rare, given out to Allied Signal company employees. See pin $15
TUCSON BALLOON FIESTA/FESTIVAL/CLASSIC LAPEL PINS: 1984 - 1991, Lot of 8 consecutive hot air balloon event pins from the first one, All Like New/As Issued, all multi-color designs, #1 - 7 gold colored metal clutch back pins and #8 is silver colored, sizes vary from 1 to 1.5 inches, all have hallmarks on back except the second in '85. 1984 (1st) to 1987 (4th) are "Tucson Balloon Fiesta," 1988 (5th) - 1990 (7th) are "Tucson Balloon Festival," and in 1991 the event changed to the "Old Pueblo Balloon Classic." The first two years mention Midvale Park where the balloons launched. Nice instant collection of the earliest Arizona event pins for any hot air balloon enthusiasts. See pins All 8 for $60
UNITED NATIONS 60˘ SPECIAL DELIVERY IB + 8˘ FIRST DAY COVER: NM, UNNY #223 Inscription Block (M.I.) of four 60˘ Special Delivery stamps with one UNNY #222 8˘ UN Headquarters stamp, dated October 22, 1971, United Nations New York, Artmaster cachet of a jet plane, unaddressed. See first day cover $9
UNITED STATES POSTAGE STAMPS: Scott #C39, 6˘ DC-4 Skymaster, cancelled attached horizontal pair, on 3 5/8 x 3 1/4 cut Air Mail envelope square, dated January 2, 1952, Fairchild, Wash., small rip in envelope over the left stamp. See stamps $1
UNITED STATES NON-CACHET EMBOSSED POSTAL STATIONERY: Scott #UC36, 1962, Embossed Stamped Air Mail Envelope, Unused with some mild tanning in the top third of the envelope, 8˘ Red Jet Airliner embossed air mail stamp. See cover $1
WE CAME IN PEACE by Various Authors. Hardcover, VG+, September 1969, First Printing, Classic Press, size approximately 8.5 x 11 inches, 76 pages, O/P. With color photos and illustrations throughout, this book traces the history of space exploration from birth through the Apollo Program. Also featured are a chapter on the solar system, space hardware, Moonship One and the moon landing, contractor stats and a bibliography are at the end. Cover artwork by Don Irwin. This book was sold as a gas station premium through Gulf, whose logo is featured on the back cover, to promote humankind's achievements in space. See covers $9.75
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