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 7-12
Memorabilia

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
$65
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Apollo 13 Mission
Operations Report - NASA -
April 28, 1970
from the mission archives of
Flight Director Neil
Hutchinson
This
mission
Report for Apollo 13 dated
April 28, 1970 contains the
story of the Apollo 13 fight
operation as seen in
realtime. An attempt
was made to describe the
situations, the various
alternatives available, the
decisions made and the
reasons for those decisions.
No data is used except that
available in realtime even
in those cases where
post-mission data shows the
real time data to be in
error.
This report
is hundreds of pages long
and tabbed for organization.
This
copy is particularly
desirable as it comes from
personal mission archives of
future Flight Director Neil
Hutchinson who at that time
was assigned to the SPAN
room providing support for
Apollo 13.
#Apollo Mem - Apollo 13
Hutchinson Mission Operation
Report
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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
$250
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Apollo 13: Superior Achievment
Award Issued to Neil Hutchinson
Superior Achievement Award
to Neil B.
Hutchinson
"For his exceptional service as
a flight controller in the
Mission Control Center during
the fight of Apollo
13................."
Date Issued: 12/1970
Issued by: Robert Gilruth ,
Director, MSC
Measures 11" x 814
This item is certainly one of
the holy grails of Superior
Achievement Awards as it was
presented to Neil B. Hutchinson
for his efforts contributing to
"...the safe return of the
astronauts of Apollo 13.
I've only seen a few of these
including one in my personal
collection and both are equally toned.
This was arguebly one of most
harrowing near misses of the
early manned space program and
highlighted the effectiveness of
NASA's collective expertise in
the midst of a life life
threatening emergency. As it
would later be called by Gene
Kranz... "Our finest hour!".
Exceedingly rare.
#Apollo Mem: 13 Superior
Achievement Award
$350
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Apollo 13
FLOWN Kapton in Lucite
from the personal collection of NASA
Flight Director Neil Hutchinson

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Offered here
is a vintage (1st state)
Apollo 13 FLOWN Kapton Foil
frafment encased in a NASA
issued Lucite. The
Lucite contains an
approximately 1" square
piece of Mylar sealed in a
2.25" diameter x 1" tall
cylinder. The words
"Apollo 13/Mylar/Command
Module/Thermal Coating" is
engraved on the bottom.
The vintage display is
unquestionably the most
desirable of the various
states of these Lucite
Kapton examples.
Kapton foil
is a thin Mylar material
used to line the outer walls
of the Command Module.
This display comes from the
personal collection of
former NASA Flight Director
Neil Hutchinson who assigned
to SPAN for that mission.
He was presented this
following the mission in
recognition of his
contributions toward the
safe return of the flight
crew after the near fatal
explosion. A vintage
Kapton Lucite from this
mission is a real find !
#Apollo 13 Mem - Flown
Kapton
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Apollo 13 Pinback (2")
#Apollo Mem - 13 Pin Back
$8
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Tie clip given to members of
the launch team for Apollo
13. Much more
desirable than the souvenirs
sold in the gift shops and
becoming difficult to come
by. In excellent
condition.
#Apollo Mem - 13-Launch Team
Tie Clip
$85
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#Apollo
13 Diamond Anniversary Gala
Dinner Program
Museum of Flying, Santa Monica, California (4/29/2000)
#Apollo
Mem - 13 Diamond Dinner
Program
$25
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Apollo 13 Kapton - flown to
the Moon
This cover
issued by the Manned
Spaceflight Cover Society
honoring the third Lunar
Landing Mission has affixed,
a piece of Kapton (thermal
insulating foil) that was
removed from the Command
Module Odyssey following
it's splashdown in the
Pacific on 4/17/70. It
is accompanied by a
certificate of authenticity
from noted Space Historian
Rick Boos.
#Apollo Mem - 13 Kapton on
Cover
$200
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SpaceShot trading card
showing the Apollo 13
damaged SM (0036) hand
signed by Apollo 13 CAPCOM
Jack Lousma in silver paint
pen. Comes in archival
card holder. Mint
condition.
#Apollo
13 - Lousma CAPCOM SS Card
$45
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"Apollo 13" - The Film
This 8x10 photo is of Actor
Clint Howard (aka. Sy Liebergot) and
Director Ron Howard on the MCC set of
"Apollo 13". It is hand signed by both
Clint Howard who adds, "Sy" and Ron Howard.
Both have signed in bold blue sharpie.
It would be ideal as a stand alone
associational collectible OR one could
easily add the signature of the "real"
Apollo EECOM, Sy Liebergot if desired.
Photo is in pristine condition.
#Apollo
13 - The Howard Bros.
$79.95
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Apollo 14:
Memorabilia
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This clip given to members of
the launch team for Apollo 14.
Much more desirable than the
cheap souvenirs sold in the gift
shops. In excellent
condition.
#Apollo Mem - 14 Launch Team Tie
Clip
$60
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This is the MCC badge issued to
and used by noted NASA Flight
Controler Alan Glines. Due
to their limited number and the
increasing number of badge
collectors, these are becoming
increasingly scarce. This
badge is in excellent condition
despite the beginnings of some
minor lamination due to having
been used on a daily basis by
Glines.
#Apollo Mem - 14 Glines MCC
Badge
$SOLD
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Apollo 14 Lions Brothers 4"
mission patch. Please
note: Hallmarked mission number
is circled on scan for your
reference but does not appear on
actual patch.
#Apollo Mem - 14 Lions Patch
$45
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NASA Facts
Apollo 14 Flight
To Fra Mauro (4pgs)
#Apollo Mem - 14
NASA Facts
$25
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Apollo 15:
Memorabilia
Lunar Surface
CARRIED & Trans-Earth EVA Artifact
with Iron Clad Provenance
from the personal collection of
Astronaut Dave Scott
13.75" x 16.75"
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flag & patch
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engraved plaque
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coa
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stowage diagram
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signed photo included
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The framed presentation
being offered here comes
directly from Apollo 15
Astronaut Dave Scott.
It's highlight is a small
beta-cloth US flag.
Making this flag so special
is that it was secretly
stored within a beta-cloth
package and mounted on the
internal structural bracket
of an Apollo 15 Oxygen Purge
System (OPS). It
remained there undected for
all three days of EVA
excursions during Apollo 15.
That's right.....The
beta-cloth flag being
offered was attached to
the top of the Portable
Life Support System
(PLSS) where it remained
as it traveled
across the lunar surface
with Dave Scott and
James Irwin throughout
all three lunar surface
EVAs.
This alone woulld be
enough to make this a
highly desirable
artifact but it dosen't
end there.
This very same OPS (with
beta flags attached) was
also used to perform
Apollo 15's record
setting trans-earth EVA
in deep space to
retrieve film cannisters
from the Service Module.
Being carried on three
lunar surface EVAs AND
on the deepest ever
space walk to retrieve
the film cannisters puts
this unique artifact
into a class all by
itself. It just doesn't
get any better!
Also included to round
out this amazing
presentation is an
Apollo 15 A-B Emblem
cloth patch (4") which
comes from the personal
collection of Dave Scott
who has marked it on
it's reverse side
accordingly and a hand
signed photograph
showing him exploring
the lunar surface.
The entire colorful
story as to how this
flag came to be secretly
carried onboard Apollo
15 and to the lunar
surface is expllained in
all of it's detail on
the included COA
typed/hand signed by
Dave Scott (shown here)
Only 10 of these flown
flag & patch combination
presentations are being
produced and Farthest
Reaches is the only
source for #2, 3, 4, 5
at this time. With
iron clad provenance
this incredible lunar
surface/deep space
carried artifact will
become the highlight of
any collection and
something suitable to be
passed down thru your
family for generations
to come.
#Dave Scott Lunar
Surface Flag
$SOLD OUT
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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 -
15 G&N (Hutchinson)
$SOLD
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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
Experiments Team Award
$225
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Apollo 15: The
Celestial Endeavor
McDonnell Douglas Astronautics
Company, pre mission, 15
pages
This mission
brochure was designed to help
"you and your family to enjoy
more fully the news media
coverage of the mission. I
know that all of you will join
with me in wishing total success
to Apollo 15 and Godspeed
to "Endeavor" and "Falcon".
It's 15 pages of
text, graphs, maps, photographs,
foldouts and on and on detailing
various of the upcoming flight
of Apollo 15. VERY nice
and in awesome condition.
The cover is hand signed by Al
Worden who adds mission
information, including dates.
#Apollo Mem - 15-The Celestial
Endeavor
$135
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Vintage Apollo 15 lapel pin with
box.
Your choice of silver
#Apollo Mem - 15 Lapel Pin
$20
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On The Moon with
Apollo 15 - NASA, 6/71, 46pages
A bit yellowed
around the edges but otherwise
in nice shape. (8"x10)
#Apollo Mem - 15
On the Moon
$40
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Apollo 15
Certificate of
Commendation issued to Mel
Brooks
Issue Date: 12/71
Issued by: Robert Gilruth,
Director, MSC
Measures 11"x 14"
For
those of you who aren't familiar
with Mel, refer to Gene Kranz's
book, "Failure
Is Not An Option". Mel is
mentioned quite frequently and
was a very key player from the
Gemini through the STS Programs.
#Apollo Mem - 15 Brooks Apollo
15 Certificate
$250
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"Group
Achievement Award to Lunar
Traverse Planning Team" issued
to Mel Brooks
Issue Date: 10/1/71
Issued by: James Fletcher,
Administrator, NASA
Measures 14" x 11"
For
those of you who aren't familiar
with Mel, refer to Gene Kranz's
book, "Failure
Is Not An Option". Mel is
mentioned quite frequently and
was a very key player from the
Gemini through the STS Programs.
#Apollo Mem - 15 Brooks Traverse
Cert
$250
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Apollo 15 Kapton
- FLOWN to the Moon
A swatch of flown
Kapton (thermal insulating) Foil
taken from the Apollo command
Module Endeavor following it's
8/7/71 Pacific Ocean splashdown.
Kapton is safely mounted to a
presentation card and certified
by Dick Williamson. Kapton
measures 30 x 10mm.
#Apollo Mem -15 Kapton
$375
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MSC
Internal Note No. 71 - FM- 232
Apollo 15 Lunar Trajectory Notes
NASA,
6/30/71, 215 pages
This document provides general
information about the design of
lunar trajectories and gives
specific information about the
Apollo 15 mission. In
outstanding condition.
#Apollo Mem - 15
Trajectory Notes
$275
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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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Flag
waived in the Mission Control
Center - Houston upon the
successful splashdown of the Apollo 16
Command Module on April 27th
1972. This flag comes from
the personal collection of Neil
Hutchinson a NASA Flight
Controler who beginning with
Apollo 17 would become a Flight
Director and known as "Silver
Flight" Measures 7.5" x
11" Stick is missing.
In outstanding condition.
Mission Control artifacts from
the Apollo era are highly sought
after and becomming
exceptionally difficult to find
these days.
#Apollo 16 Mem
- Hutchinson MCC Flag
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Apollo 16
Health Stabilization Badge issued
to and used by Aerospace Nurse
Dee O'Hara. Dee's badges
are extremely hard to come
by....make that impossible to
come by unless you're using
Farthest Reaches as your source.
Excellent condition.
#Apollo 16 Mem
- O'Hara Badge
$165
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VINTAGE Glass
Tang Jar - Hand Signed by Charles Duke
!!
Tang which was wildly associated
with NASA's manned space program
was not necessarily the favorite
drink of it's Astronauts.
Nevertheless it was carried on
several flights including that
of Apollo 16. CDR, John
Young developed some serious gas
from drinking this stuff and
made some off color
comments from the lunar surface
via open mike that listeners all
over the world could hear.
It was quite an interesting
moment and a story that is
retold over and over.
With the above in mind, what is
being offered here is a very
vintage (Apollo era) glass jar
of Tang, minus the Tang itself
but with it's full label still
intact. These jars with
labels are exceedingly difficult
to find.
Making this especially
interesting and unique however
is that the label has been hand
signed by Apollo 16, LMP Charles
Duke. Charlie boldly signs
in black sharpie adding mission
information AND dates.
This item has strong ties to our
manned space program and quite a
colorful story attached.
You'll seldom find anything like
this offered for sale. The
bottle stands 4.5" high.
#Vintage Tang Jar
$225
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Vintage Apollo 16 Pin (2")
#Apollo Mem - 16 Pin Back
$10
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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 Systems
Handbook: LM-10 and Subsequent Vehicles
Rev A. PCN-3, September 30, 1971
from the mission files of Apollo 17 Flight Director, Neil Hutchinson
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Apollo 17 Lunar Module
handbook from the mission
files of Apollo 17 Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson.
Includes schematics covering
systems throughout the LM
(most are foldouts).
The first page is inscribed,
"From the mission files of
Apollo 17 Flight Director
Neil Hutchinson" and is
signed with "Silver Flight"
added. . Important
and RARE !
Apollo Mem - 17: Hutchinson
LM Systems Handbook
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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.
As Flight Director, his
shift was responsible
for the execution of
those activities
detailed within.
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 used
on Neil's MCC Console in
real time during this
phase of that mission
and as can be seen in a
few of the scans, some
samples of his hand
annotations are shown. 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
$ASK
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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
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."
It
goes on to say, "The
information contained herein
is intended only for the use
of flight controllers during
console operatoins...."
This
ringed book has been labeled
by Neil who printed his name
(N. Hutchinson/FC) on the
top right corner of it's
cover. It was stored
at his console while as
serving as the Apollo 17
"Sliver" Flight Director.
#Apollo Mem - 17: Hutchinson
SIM Bay Handbook
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Apollo 17 - All Launch Dates, CSM Entry
Checklist - 11/20/72 (as revised)
Mission used at his MCC Console by
"Silver" Flight Director Neil Hutchinson
Apollo 17 CSM Systems Data Book kept on
the MCC Console during that mission
by Flight Director Neil Hutchinson
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Offered here is the Apollo
17 CSM Malfunction
Procedures manual that was
maintainked on the MCC
Console by that misisons
"Silver" Flight Director
Neil Huctionson. It is
conplete revision Change B
verified by Hutchinson
himself who dates it
11/22/72. and is
approximately 114 pages in
length.
This manual contains page
after page of decision trees
to be used in the event of a
CSM malfunction. Each
page is set up as shown in
the scans above tby listing
the symptom, the procedure
and a column for remarks.
The decision trees are quite
interesting and easy to
follow although their
lantuage can be a bit
technical.
Apollo Mem - 17: Hutchinson
CSM Systems Data
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pollo 17 CSM Systems Data Book
kept on the MCC Console during that
mission
by Flight Director Neil Hutchinson
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Apollo 17 CSM Systems
Data Book dated August 21,
1972. Actually kept
for use on the MCC Console
by that mission's Flight
Director, Neil Hutchinson,
Silver Flight who inscribes
the first page accordingly.
THis book contains
incredible multiple foldout
schmatics detailing a
variety of CSM systems.
A few are shown in the scans
above for your reference.
As you can imagine, console
used MCC materials coming
from the archives of a
Flight Director for our last
manned trip to the Moon are
quite desirable and becoming
down right elusive to find.
A truly amazing piece of
space program history !
Please note that color
differences in last two
images are due to them being
shot with a camera rather
the scanner used to
reproduce the truer color of
pages one and two.
Apollo Mem - 17: Hutchinson
CSM Systems Data
$975 SOLD |
Custom made Flight Director's headset used on
the console from Apollo - Shuttle
from the personal collection of Neil Hutchinson
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The NASA Mission
Control Headset offered here was custom
manufactured by Pacific Plantronics for
Flight Director Neil Hutchinson. They
were utilized at Hutchinson's console for a
number of missions including, Apollo 17,
Skylab 1,2,3 and 4, ASTP, STS-1, STS-2 and
STS-3. Imagine the history this
communication set has witnessed !
It is fine condition
and comes with a letter of provenance from
Hutchinson which states in part, "This
headset was worn in NASA Mission Conrtol -
Houston by Flight Director Neil
Hutchinson....The headset is complete and
has a custom lenght cord designed to all him
to walk to all significant Flight Controller
MOCR consoles while remaining plugged in to
the Flight Director console...thus providing
face to face conversation capability without
using the communication loops in MCC"
An extremely rare
and desirable of piece of MCC history with
iron clad provenance.
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# Apollo
Mem - MOCR Communication Headset (Hutchinson)
$1800
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"Apollo 17 40th anniversary
medallion w/ FLOWN metal
This 40th Anniversary medallion
was produced in 2010 and
commemorates the Apollo 17
mission. This medallion
contains metal that has flown to
the moon on an Apollo Mission.
It measures 1.75" diameter and
is in a 2" round case as
can be seen in the image
provided.
Winco
International (Winco) certifies
that the metal included in this
Apollo 40th Anniversary
medallion is taken from Apollo
Command Modules that flew to the
Moon. Since NASA chose to
celebrate the entire Apollo
Program, no aspect of this 40th
anniversary celebration was to
be mission specific. As a
result, Winco cannot identify
the specific Apollo missions
that the flown metal is taken
from. NASA has accepted Winco's
certification per their
knowledge of the metal used and
their intentional usages of the
individual and framed medallion
editions. Verious
undefined flown metal types and
percentages have been used in
the production of these
medallions.
The edition is
limited to 1972 medallions.
Irton clad provenance.
Apollo Mem - 17 - 40th
Anniversary Medallion
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Code 3 - Astronaut Model
WITH Plexiglass Cover
Offered here is an original and
beautiful space program
collectible issued by Code 3
Collectibles in conjunction with
the Smithsonian Institute Air &
Space Museum. This limited
edition, individually numbered
item comes brand new in box
though the box is quite dirty
from storage over the years.
The photo shown here has been
taken from the web in order to
aviod removing this new model
from it's packaging
It includes a heavy
astronaut sculpture, an
American flag statue and a
heavy detailed base that
reproduces the moon's
surface (complete with
footprints!). The detail is
simply amazing. The original
issue price for this model
was $132 when introduced in
2002.
Please note: This model
comes with the
manufacturer's original
plexiglass display cover
(not shown in photos)
#Apollo Mem - Code 3
Astronaut
$425
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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
$295
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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
$45
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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
Permit
$125
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This
badge was issued to and worn by
Apollo 17 "Silver" Flight Director
Neil Hutchinson. If you were
going to own ONE MCC badge from this
most historic mission, THIS would be
the one. It is in excellent
condition as you can see by the
scan. Highly desirable !!
#Apollo Mem - Hutchinson Apollo 17
Badge
$295
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Spacecraft Operational
Trajectory: Apollo 17 -
Launch December 6, 1972, CST
Volume I -
Mission Profile
MSC Internal Note
No.72-FM-187
NASA,
MSC-07197, August 18, 1972,
300+ pages
This NASA document comes
from the personal Apollo 17
mission files of Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson. It
is hand signed on the inside
of the cover accordingly,
"From the Apollo 17 mission
files of Flight Director
Neil Hutchinson who signs
and adds "Silver Flight".
This is
Volume I of a two volume
set. It contains a
detailed description of the
mission profile for Apollo
17. Loaded with
charts, graphs, foldouts,
maps and diagrams.
In great shape and highly
desirable as it comes from
the personal archives of
that mission's Flight
Director !
#Apollo Memo - 17:
Hutchinson Technical Note
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Offered here is the program
for the Apollo 17 Manned
Flight Awareness Reception
at Cape Colony Inn, Coco
Beach Fl. It is dated
December 5, 1972 and is 10
pages long. It
highlights those who were
being honored as well as
profiles of the flight crew
and mission
objectives/timelines. The
last page has space for
autographs though there are
none present on this
particular program. In
addition to the program
itself, this item comes with
a guest invitation for a
NASA Contractor, admitting
the individual into the
event. A very nice
vintage associational item.
#Apollo Memo - 17 MFA
Reception Program
$25
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This is the MCC badge issued
to and used by noted NASA
Flight Controller Alan
Glines. Due to their
limited number and the
increasing number of badge
collectors, these are
becoming increasingly
scarce. This badge is
in excellent condition
despite having been used on
a daily basis by Glines.
#Apollo Mem - 17 Glines MCC
Badge
$250
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This certificate was a
promotional item passed
out to people who were at
KSC to witness the launch of
Apollo XVII. As you
can see it's quite colorful
and a great associational
item for those who are
interested in this mission.
Measures 8.5" x 11".
#Apollo Mem - 17 Launch
Witness Cert
$35
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Vintage Apollo 17 Key
Ring
#A17-2
$25
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Vintage Apollo 17 Pin (2")
#Apollo Mem - 17 Pin Back
(a)
$15
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Vintage Apollo 17 pin (1.5")
#Apollo Mem - 17 Pin Back
(b)
$15
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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.
#ASTP -
FH Certificate
$100
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