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STS-1 Flight Data File Ascent Checklist
Final, PCN-1, March 3, 1981
Includes page change notices 2 - 5
Maintained on his MCC console by
STS-1 (Silver)
Flight Director Neil Hutchinson
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This Ascent Checklist is best described using Neil's own words, ".....as a crew document that would have been used by me during traiining. It was not used during the actual flight but WAS KEPT on the console"
You will hear throughout (though does warrant mentioning) that MCC Console materials from an historic missiion such as STS-1 are highly desirable and particularly when they come from the Launch Flight Director himself.
This ascent checklist is close to 1" thick and contains 22 tabbed sections as issued. Neil Hutcinson has marked the cover in his own hand with "Hutchinson" and as you can see in the cover scan and has also indicated the revisions included. There are a number of hand annotations on various pages throughout the actual checklist. It has a plastic cover with an STS sticker at it's center and is held together by three rings.
This item will be accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson.
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STS-1 Flight Data File Ascent Checklist (AOA EDW)
Final, March 4, 1981
Includes page change notices 1 - 4
Maintained on his MCC console by
STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This abort checklist (AOA EDW) is best described using Neil's own words, ".....as a crew document carried onboard but would have been used by me during training. Abort once around is a rare event and therefore this checklist was not referenced often. It was not used during the flight but WAS KEPT on the console throughout"
As defined, abort once around (AOA) was available if the shuttle was unable to reach a stable orbit but had sufficient velocity to circle the Earth once and land. That re-entry in the case of this checklist would have occured at Edwards Air Froce Base (EDW)
MCC Console materials from an historic missiion such as STS-1 are highly desirable and particularly when they come from the Launch Flight Director himself.
This abort checklist measures 6" x 8", is 1/4" thick with 4 tabbed sections as issued. Neil Hutchinson has marked the cover in his own hand with "Hutchinson" and as you can see in the cover scan has also indicated the revisions included. Some hand annotations are found on various pages in the actual checklist. Origionally held together by three rings.which are not present.
This item will be accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson. .
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STS-1 Flight Data File Ascent Pocket Checklist
Basic, Revision A, PCN-1, March 5, 1981
Includes page change notices 1 - 4
Maintained on his MCC console by
STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This pocket checklist is best described using Neil's own words, ".....as a crew document carried onboard but could have been used by me during during traiining. It was not used during the flight but WAS KEPT on the console throughout."
MCC Console materials from an historic missiion such as STS-1 are highly desirable and particularly when they come from the Launch Flight Director himself.
This pocket checklist measures 6" x 8", is close to 1" thick and tabbed into ten sections as issued. Neil Hutcinson has marked the cover in his own hand with "Hutchinson" and as you can see in the cover scan has also indicated the revisions included. A few hand annotations are also found in this checklist.
This item will be accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson. .
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Misc: STS-1 - Hutchinson FDFAPC
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STS-1 Flight Data File Reference Data
Basic PCN-4, March 26, 1981
Includes page change notices 3 - 9
Maintained on his MCC console for reference
by STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This STS-1 Flight Data File Reference Data booklet is described in Neil Hutchinson's words as being "kept on the console as a reference document only". It includes all revisions up to time of launch as noted on the front cover in Neil's own hand.
MCC Console materials from an historic mission such as STS-1 are highly desirable and particularly when they come from the Launch Flight Director himself.
This booklet measures 6" x 8", is tabbed into five sections with several sub-sections and is about 1" thick. It contains some hand annotations.
This Flight Data File Reference Book is accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson. .
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STS-1 Flight Data File Entry Pocket Checklist
Basic, Revision A, PCN-1, March 5, 1981
Maintained on the MCC console by
STS-1 (Silver) Flight
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This STS-1 Flight Data File Entry Pocket Checklist is best described using Neil's own words, "...as a crew document carried onboard but could have been used by me in the event of an abort requiring re-entry. It was mostly referenced during training. During ascent it was not used but WAS KEPT on the console during the actual flight"
MCC Console materials from an historic missiion such as STS-1 are highly desirable and particularly when they come from the Launch Flight Director himself.
This pocket checklist measures 6" x 8", is 1 1/8" thick and tabbed into ten sections as issued. Neil Hutchinson has marked the cover in his own hand with "Hutchinson" and as you can see in the scan and held together by three rings.
This Flight Data File Entry Pocket Checklist is accompanied by a COA from Neil Hutchinson.
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STS-1 Flight Data File Entry Checklist
Final PCN-2, March 9, 1981
Maintained on the MCC console by
STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This Flight Data File Entry Checklist is best described using Neil's own words, ".....as a crew document carried onboard, was not used by me during ascent phase but could have been during training or in the event of an abort. It was however kept on the console throughout"
MCC Console materials from an historic missiion such as STS-1 are highly desirable and particularly when they come from the Launch Flight Director himself.
This Flight Data File Entry Checklist measures 6" x 8" and is 3/4" thick with twelve tabbed sections as issued. Neil Hutchinson has marked the cover in his own hand with "Hutchinson" as you can see in the cover scan. Some hand annotations are present. It is held together by three rings.
This Flight Data File Entry Checklist is accompanied by a COA from Neil Hutchinson.
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STS-1 Flight Data File System Malfunction Procedures
Basic, Rev A, PCN-2, March 16, 1981
Maintained on the MCC console by STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This Flight Data File System Malfunction Procedures Book is best described by using Neil's own words, "This book was kept on my console at ALL times. Malfunction procedures were the bible for both the MCC Controlers and Astronauts for addressing in-flight anomalies. None occurred on this flight other than some loss of tile, so fortunately this book was not used. This dccument however was referenced extensively during training and consider thi one of my most important flight documents"
As you might imagine this is an incredibly important volume made even more so in that it comes from the MCC console of a Flight Director himself.
This Flight Data File System Malfunction Procedures Book is a substantial 4 3/4" thick with eleven tabbed sections, each with multiple subsections. It measues 8.5" x 10.5". Neil Hutchinson has marked the cover in his own hand with "Hutchinson" as you can see in the cover scan. It is complete and held together by three rings though the cover is seperated from the rings and has a closed tear.
This Flight Data File Entry Checklist is accompanied by a COA from Neil Hutchinson.
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STS-1 Flight Data File EVA Checklist
Basic, Revision B, March 4 1981
Maintained on the MCC console by STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This Flight Data File EVA Checklist is best described by using Neil's own words, "This book was kept on my console. EVAs were not planned for or trained for by the intergrated training team."
This Flight Data File EVA Checklist is just over 1/4" thick with eleven tabbed sections. It measues 8.5" x 10.5". Neil Hutchinson has marked the cover in his own hand with "Hutchinson" as you can see in the cover scan. It is complete and held together by three rings.
This item is accompanied by a COA from Neil Hutchinson.
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Misc: STS-1 Hutchinson FDFEVA (F)
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STS-1 Flight Data File
EVA Operations Book
Final, PCN-1, March 17 1981
Maintained on the MCC console by STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This Flight Data File EVA Checklist is best described by using Neil's own words, "This book was kept on my console. EVAs were not planned for or trained for by the intergrated training team."
This Flight Data File System EVA Operations Book with "Hutchinson" printed on the front in Neil's own hand is 1/2" thick. It contains seven tabbed sections and measures 8.5" x 10.5". It is complete and held together by three rings.
This item is accompanied by a COA from Neil Hutchinson.
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STS-1 Flight Data File Crew Activity Plan
FInal, March 2, 1981
Maintained on the MCC console by
STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This STS-1 Flight Data File Crew Activity Plan is best described in Neil's own words, "This book allowed the Flight Director to follow crew execution of the flight plan including actions required by console operators from the control center. It was regularly used both during training and the flight"
MCC Console materials from an historic mission such as STS-1 are highly desirable and particularly when they come from a Flight Director himself.
This booklet is tabbed into 18 sections, measures 8.5" x 10.5" and is about 1" thick. It is labeled with Neil's hand written printed name. It has a plastic cover with mission sticker as used by the Flight Director during this mission and is held together by three rings.
This MCC console book will be accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson.
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STS-1 Flight Data File Orbiter Systems Data Book
Basic, Revision A, February 23, 1981
Maintained on the MCC console by
STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This STS-1 Flight Data File Reference Data booklet is described in Neil Hutchinson's words, "... as being carried onboard as a crew reference. It is made up of schmatics and data detailing certain orbiter systems. It was kept on the console as a potential reference document only."
MCC Console materials from an historic mission such as STS-1 are highly desirable and particularly when they come from the Flight Director himself.
This booklet measuring 8.5" x 10.5" is tabbed (18) and just over 3/4" thick. It is accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson.
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STS-1 Flight Data File Orbiter Systems Checklist
Basic PCN-1, February 4, 1981
Maintained on the MCC console by
STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This STS-1 Flight Data File Orbiter Systems Checklist is described in Neil Hutchinson's words as "....was primarily a crew onboard dcocument and could be used to follow crew execution of orbiter systems operation." It inclues all revisions up to time of launch as notated on the front cover in Neil's own hand.
MCC Console materials from an historic mission such as STS-1 are highly desirable and particularly when they come from the Flight Director himself.
This booklet measures 6" x 8", is tabbed into six sections and about 1/4" thick. It is accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson. .
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STS-1 Flight Data File Orbit Operations Checklist
Basic Revision A, February 2, 1981
Maintained on the MCC console by
STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This STS-1 Flight Data Orbit Operations Checklist is best described in Neil Hutchinson's own words as being "... strcutured to allow steps for the crew to acomplish a given function while in orbit. Primarily an onboard crew document used to execute certain orbit operations tasks. Allows mission control to follow task execution."
MCC Console materials from an historic mission such as STS-1 are highly desirable and particularly when they come from a Flight Director's mission materials.
This booklet measures 6" x 8", is tabbed into 10 sections and is 1/2" thick. It is accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson. .
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STS-1 Flight Data File Orbit Pocket Checklist
Basic Revision A, PCN-1, March 6, 1981
Maintained on the MCC console by
STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This Pocket Checklist is best described using Neil's own words, ".....as a crew document carried onboard organized by orbiter system and used to carry out operations of those systems on orbit. Used by mission control to follow crew execution and was used by me and kept on the console during training and the flight."
This pocket checklist measures 6" x 8" and is close to 1" thick and tabbed into ten sections with numberous subsections as issued. Neil Hutcinson has marked the cover in his own hand with "Hutchinson".
MCC Console materials from an historic mission such as STS-1 are highly desirable and particularly when they come from a Flight Director's mission materials.
It is accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson. .
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STS-1 Flight Data File
Post - Insertion Deorbit Prep: Section 1 - 6
Final PCN-1, PCN-2 and PCN-3 : March 16, 1981
and
STS-1 Flight Data File
Post - Insertion Deorbit Prep: Section 7 - 18
Final PCN-1, PCN-2: March 2, 1981
Maintained on the MCC console by
STS-1 (Silver) Flight
Director Neil Hutchinson
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These Flight Data File Post-Insertion Deorbit Prep (Sections 1- 6 & 7-18) manuals though bound seperately were used together. Their purpose was to cofigure the orbiter for it's return from orbital flight.
They are best described using Neil's own words, "A similar crew document was carried onboard but would have been referenced by me during trainig and was kept on my console throughout the flight."
MCC Console materials from an historic missiion such as STS-1 are highly desirable and particularly when they come from a Flight Director himself.
These manuals each measure 8.5" x 10,5" are just over 1" thick and tabbed into a combined sixteen sections with numerous subsections. Neil Hutcinson has marked the cover with his last name as you can see in the scan. A small number of hand annotations are found within it's pages.
This item is accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson. .
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STS-1 Combined Emergency Procedures
Preliminary, January 15, 1979
From the NASA archives of STS-1 (Silver Flight)
Director Neil Hutchinson
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This STS-1 Combined Emergency Procedures Book is described in Neil Hutchinson's words as "....developed during preparation for the first shuttle flight as a checklist for crew. It addresses catastropic emergency recovery protocols. This book provided imput for malfunctions that made it into the actual flight data file that was flown and would have only been used in the event of a major malfunction".
This booklet measures 6" x 8", is tabbed into sections and about 1/8" thick. It is accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson. .
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"Official NASA" Award medallion w/ Shuttle FLOWN metal This beautiful medallion produced by Winco International, NASA's supplier of mission insignia lapel pins throughout the course of the shuttle program, feature in full color the space agency's Space Shuttle Commemorative Emblem as designed by Blake Dumesnil but otherwise differ in design and inscription. The NASA Award Medallion (1.75" diameter) is "in recognition of all who played a vital role in supporting the shuttle program." In addition, this limited edition medallion celebrates the program's 135 missions during 30 years of innovation and service. Metal ingots produced for this program were flown on a space shuttle mission and then included in production so each medallion would contain flown material. On the reverse, a space shuttle launch is rendered dimensionally in antique silver. The award medallion was designed by NASA artist Sean Collins. #Shut -
NASA Winco "Award" Medallion
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"Official NASA Mission Complete" medallion w/ Shuttle FLOWN metal Offered here is the "Mission Complete" Medallion (1.75" diameter). It commemorates the completion of NASA's shuttle program." In addition, this limited edition medallion celebrates the exceptional accomplishments and missions of the first winged orbital spacecraft. Minted with the same shuttle-flown ingots included in the NASA Award Medallions, this medallion features a dimensionally rendered reverse showing the space shuttle at work through a launch, on-orbit operations and landing. These medallions, designed by Andy Boston of Winco with additional artwork provided by Dumesnil, will be plated in antique bronze. #Shut - NASA Winco "Mission Complete" Medallion $18.95
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STS-1 Flight Director's MCC Badge
This badge was issued to STS-1 Flight Director Neil Hutchinson. If you are seeking to own ONE of NASA's more historic MCC badges THIS could be the one your looking for. It's labled "V" which gives it's owner access to the MOCR Viewing Room. It is in excellent condition as you can see by the scan. Unquestionably desirable !!
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This badge was issued to STS-2 Flight Director Neil Hutchinson. If you are seeking to own ONE of NASA's more historic MCC badges THIS could be the one your looking for. It's labled "V" which gives it's owner access to the MOCR Viewing Room. It is in excellent condition as you can see by the scan. Unquestionably desirable !!
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STS-1 Flight Director's Health
Stabilization Program Badge
This badge was issued to and worn by STS-1 Flight Director Neil Hutchinson who was a primary contact for the flight crew of STS-1 and had unfettered access to them pre-launch while they were sequestered away in quarentine.
As an interesting aside this badge was worn under the green MOCOR badge using the same clip, leaving only the words "Primary Contact 1" visiible.
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NASA Special Achievement Award presented to Flight Director Neil Hutchinson
Issue Date: April 1980 Measures 8"x 10" and is in pristine condition.
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This 4" x 6" flag with stick was waived at his console for both STS-1 & 2 Flight Director Neil Hutchinson upon the successful "Wheels Stop" of the orbiter. As told by Neil, he was somewhat superstitious and thus kept his STS-1 Flag to use upon the successful completion of STS-2.
Mission Control mementos are exceedingly difficult to come across these days and this one has outstanding provenance as it comes from the personal collection of that mission's Launch Flight Director.
Some staining as can be seen in the scan but come on folks....how often do you come across an MCC flag that belonged to that mission's Lauch Flight Director?
Accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson.
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This 4" x 6" flag with stick was waived by Neil Hutchinson at the Center Director's console following the successful conclusion of STS-4. He has hand signed this flag accordingly.
Mission Control mementos are exceedingly difficult to come across these days and this one has outstanding provenance as it comes from the personal collection of that mission's Flight Director himself.
Accompanied by a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson.
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This was located on the Space Shuttle Launch Pad of Launch complex 39B during the countdown and launch of Space Shuttle Discovery. This was John Glenn's return to spaceflight. It is marked with the launch date, cover stroage area and signed/dated by the Pad Technicial who stored this cover.
It is cancelled on STS-95 launch day at KSC. In beautiful condition and could easily be signed by John Glenn. This is a very seldom seen item and from what I can glean there were only a 7 produced with this being #6. Either way, exceptionally rare.
#Shut 97 - Launch Pad Cover $225
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Space Shuttle Columbia (STS-1) recognition award
with both certificate and medallion.. This
was actually issued to Gene Mount for his
contribution to the program. In excellent
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Manned flight Awareness
Medallion honoring Approach & Landing Test
Program containing FLOWN medal from Orbiter
Enterprise.
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The Space Shuttle Art Work, 1979. soft cover. NASA SP-432, 76 pages
This slick NASA production is a predictor of what is to come. A great PR tool with plenty of detail realted to the workings of the program with a focus on not only how the orbiter will work but how it will be used. Contains many illustrations (some in full color) and photographs as well but don't let that fool you. There is an abundance of text as well. Some notes on the inside cover by its previous owner but in every other aspect is in beautiful condition. Very nice.....
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Space Shuttle Transportation System - Model Information Rockwell International - Pub2547 -v-3 Rev 5-81
This is a 4 panel foldout that includes information including some simplified schematics of key orbiter components in an easy to read format. A great reference guide for various phases of the operation as well as for the orbiter itself. Excellent condition
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STS-2 NASA Press Kit (Sept.
1981- 75pgs) #Shut Mem - STS 2 PK |
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"STS-3 Press
Kit issued by NRC - Canada
(March 1982-26pgs) #Shut Mem - STS 3 PK $35 |
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STS-3 Press
Kit issued by Spar
Aerospace (March 1982 -
17pgs) #Shut Mem - STS-3 Spar PK |
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STS-3 NASA
Press Kit for Shuttle
Student Involvement Project
(Feb. 1982 - 23pgs) #Shut Mem - STS-3 Student $30 |
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STS-4 NASA
Press Kit (June 1982 - 92pgs) #Shut Mem - STS-4 PK $35 |
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STS-5 NASA
Press Kit (October 1982 -
64pgs) #Shut Mem - STS-5 PK $35 |
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STS Ground Track Maps (Rockwell International - 1965)
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Challenger STS-6 Commemorative Medal
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USPS issued cover flown on STS-8
(Challenger). It is cancelled on
both launch and landing dates.
Cover is prisitne though is
shown in it's protective
envelope in scan. Outside
dimensions are 8.5"x11".
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STS - 8 (Challenger) - Press Kit issued by NASA (August 1983 - 53 pgs) In outstanding condition.
#Shut Mem - STS-8 PK $35 |
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McDonnell Douglas Technical Services - First Flight Spacelab (STS-9)
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"STS-9 NASA Press Kit (Nov. 1983 - 80pgs)
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"STS-9/Spacelab-1 Press Kit issued by ESA & NASA (Oct. 1983 - 56 pgs)
Note: Slight separation of front cover - otherwise appears unread.
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STS 51-B Spacelab 3 (Challenger) - Press Kit issued by NASA (April. 1985 - 35 pgs)
Note: A few notes from its former owner on front cover that describe re-entry and the double boom over L.A. Otherwise in outstanding condition.
#Shut Mem - 51-B PK $35 |
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STS 51-G (Discovery) - Press Kit issued by NASA (June. 1985 - 26 pgs)
Outstanding condition.
#Shut Mem - 51-G PK $35 |
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STS 51-F Spacelab 2 (Challenger) - Press Kit issued by NASA (July. 1985 - 48 pgs)
Note: A few notes from its former owner on front cover. Otherwise in outstanding condition.
#Shut Mem - STS 51F PK $35 |
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STS 51-I - Press Kit issued by NASA (August. 1985 - 26 pgs)
In outstanding condition.
#Shut Mem - 51-I PK $35 |
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STS 51-A Spacelab D-1 (Challenger) - Press Kit issued by NASA (Oct.1985 - 27 pgs)
In outstanding condition.
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STS 61-B - Press Kit issued by NASA (November. 1985 - 35 pgs)
In outstanding condition.
#Shut Mem - 61-B PK $35 |
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STS 61-C (Columbia) - Press Kit
issued by NASA (December, 1985 -
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Spacelab Users Guide: A Short Introduction to Spacelab and It's Use" ESA, SP 1001, November 1976, 20 pages.
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"Spacelab Users Guide: A Short Introduction to Spacelab and It's Use" ESA, SP 1001, Issue no.2, May 1979, 20 pgs
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Spacelab - 1 ESA, Public Relations and Publications Section, August 1983, 11 pgs.
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Spacelab - 1 Experiments ESA, Marshal Space Flight Center, vintage buy not dated, 24 pages.
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Spacelab - 1 In Flight Performance 5th DGLR/a.A.S./AIAA Symposium, Hamburg, Congress Centrum, 10/4/84, 23pgs
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Spacelab-1 Lessons Leaned Marshall Space Flight Center (#454-1), 10/76, 27 pgs.
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Spacelab Special: Seven Days of Success MBB-ERNO, April 1986, 11th Volume-Issue #1, 21 pgs.
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Spacelab Data Book ESA #BR-14, September 1963, Soft Cover, 120 pgs.
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Spacelab News Reference ESA/NASA, undated, soft cover, approx 86 pgs
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Results of Spacelab 1 - 5th European Symposium 5-7 November 1984, material Sciences Under Microgravity - Abstracts Schloss, Elmau Editor ESA, SP -222, NASA, 90 pgs and blank pages for notes.
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Spacelab: An International Short-stay Orbiting Laboratory (EP-165) by Walter Froelich 1st ed., NASA, 1984, Washington, Illus w/diagrams & photos, soft cover, 9x11, 76 pgs.
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Spacelab - An International Success Story by Douglas Lord NASA SP-487, 1987, 1st HC "As New" #Shut Mem - Spacelab SP 487 $75 |
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STS - 9 Spacelab 2.5" pinback #Shut Mem - STS 9 pinback $15 |
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"ESA Achivement
Award" issued to Mel Brooks
Issue Date: Not Dated Issued by: M. Bignier, Director Space Transportation System & E. Quistgaard, Director General Measures 11.75" x 8.25"
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 Gemini through the STS Programs.
#Shut Mem - Brooks Award $250
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STS 9 Spacelab 2.75" Pog #Shut Mem - Spacelab Pog $10 |
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STS-26 Key Chain issued by Lockheed in 1988
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STS-26 Rollout Pass #Shut Mem - STS 26 Rollout Pass $15 |
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STS-26 Causeway Pass (shows some wear) #Shut Mem - STS 26 Cuaseway Pass $8 |
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Reporters Space Flight Note Pad
This Rockwell produced notepad beginning with a history lesson containing previous mission specs and facts, including reference diagrams of the shuttle. The rest of the book consists of lined pages for reporters to take notes. This has been used and I count 7 pages of hand written notes, most of which seem to be have be related to STS-26. I'm unable the identity of the reporter who owned and used to note pad. In great shape and a most interesting piece of STS history. Contains 24 pgs of STS facts - 7 pages of reporters notes - approx 35 unused lined note pages. Measures 3.5" x 9"
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STS-29 Facility Guest Gate Pass (8.5"x11") #Shut Mem - STS 29 Gate pass $15 |
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STS-29 Facility Guest Gate Pass (8.5"x11") #Shut Mem - STS 29 Gate pass (2) $15 |
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Presentation awarded to Donald W. Chamberland. Affixed is a 3" x 5" NASA Flag flown onboard STS-26 whuch was designated as the "Return to Flight" mission, aka. the first flight following the Challenger disaster.
This most appealing presentation measures 15.5" x 19" matted. The certificate itself measures 11" x 14" and is mounted onto the foam core backing board. Outstanding condition.
#Shut Mem - STS-26 Flown NASA Flag $ASK
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Offered here are 11 FLOWN bolts measuring 0.5" long flown on STS-51F (Challenger) complete with NASA parts tag and NASA inspection stamps. Part number NAS1953-02, authorizing document number SL02-MPE-STR-0134. The bolts are in excellent condition and are sealed in plastic. These bolts were flown in July/August, 1985 before being removed for scrap. These sorts of flown parts are becoming increasingly more difficult these days making lot a relative treasure. Break them up, keep them together, its up to you.
#Shut Mem-STS-51F FLOWN Bolts $450
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This attractive desk display was presented to STS Flight Director Neil Hutchinson following the sucessful flight of STS-54 in January 1993. It has affixed two emblems with a connecting chain all flown aboard the orbiter Endeavour.
This desk display measures 10.25" x 3.75" and is in beautiful condition. Comes with a COA hand signed by Neil Hutchinson.
#Shut Mem-STS-54 Hutchinson $400
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owned and used by Astronaut Winston Scott
This utensil set comes from the personal collection of Astronaut Winston E. Scott. It was flown and used by Scott during the Space Shuttle Endeavor mission STS-72, January 11-20, 1996. This set includes a personally signed letter from Scott attesting to the authenticity of this space flown utensil set. Untesils included are one knife, one fork, one large spoon & one small spoon. All are marked with astronauts color dot and etched SHUTTLE.2.
A wonderful grouping with impeccable provenance, not often seen.
#Shut Mem - STS-72 Utensils
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STS-41 Ground Tracking Chart #Shut Mem-39 $25 |
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STS-51 NASA Press Kit #Shut Mem - 27 $25 |
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STS-51 L (Challenger) Ground Tracking Chart #Shut Mem - 51L Chart $95 |
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STS 51-L Data &
Design Analysis Task Force
Lessons Learned Report
This preliminary report was circulated for comments the 51-L Data & Design Analysis Task Force prior to it being finalized. As you can imagine it makes for some very interesting reading.
#Shut Mem - 51L Lessons Learned $135 |
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NASA Presidential Commission on the Space Shuttle Challenger Accident
A vintage xerox copy of the original report. 256 pages
#Shut Mem - Challenger Accident Rpt $25 |
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STS-79 NASA Press
Kit for 4th Shuttle-Mir Docking
Mission (Sept. 1996 -
25pgs) #Shut Mem - STS 79 PK $25 |
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STS-84 Pin given as a memento to a NASA Space Flight Awareness launch honoree. Comes with presentation folder and original envelop as issued. #Shut Mem - STS 84 Pin $25 |
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Cover stored in the Space Shuttle Launch Pad of Launch Complex 39B during the countdown and launch of Space Shuttle Discovery - John Glenn's return to spaceflight. Cancelled on launch date of 10/29/98 at Kennedy Space Center. This is the only one I've every handled and would be a great item to have John Glenn sign through the mail. In perfect condition. #Shut Mem - STS-9 Launch Pad Cover $90 |
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Seeds In Space II - FLOWN aboard STS-86 (Atlantis) from September 25th - October 6, 1997. This is a complete package including seeds with full instructions that show their history and how one may conduct their own plant biology experiment. One pack was flown, one pack was kept on Earth as a control group and one set was placed in an airtight container and kept underwater in the Scott Carpenter Analog Station in Key Largo, Fl. These will sometime show up on Ebay but generally only a single seed pack. This is the entire experiment. Very interesting and worth adding to any space memorabilia collection. #Shut Mem - Seeds $40 |
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Flow Restrictor FLOWN on Orbiter Discovery (OV-103)
This Flow Restrictor was flown on Space Shuttle Discovery (OV103) on one or more flights. It was removed from that orbiter on 1/23/97 just before the flight of STS-82. This means is was flown on Discovery's prior mission (STS-70) on June 13 1995 and quite probably on several flights before that as though it can't be determined exactly. This substantial piece of flown material measures 17.5" long and is accompanied by 3 pages of NASA documentation along with scrap tag.
#Shut Mem - Discovery Flow Restrictor $450
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TCS Blanket FLOWN on Orbiter Endeavour (OV-105)
This TCS Blanket was flown on Endeavour (OV105). It was flown on STS-77 (May 19 - May 29,1996. It's likely it may well have flown on several prior flights. This fully intact TCS blanket measures a 11" long by 3" wide. It is accompanied by the NASA scrap tag as you can see in the scan.
#Shut Mem - Endeavour TCS Blanket STS 77 (a) $795 |
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TCS Blanket FLOWN on Orbiter Endeavour (OV-105)
This TCS Blanket was flown on Endeavour (OV105). It was flown on STS-77 (May 19 - May 29,1996. It's likely it may well have flown on several prior flights. This fully intact TCS blanket measures a 4.5 x 5.25". It is accompanied by the NASA scrap tag as you can see in the scan.
#Shut Mem - Endeavour TCS Blanket STS 77 $265
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Inconel Cap FLOWN on Orbiter Endeavour (OV-105)
This Inconel Cap was flown on Endeavour (OV105). It was flown on STS-54 (Jan 13 - Jan 19,1993. It's likely it may well have flown on several prior flights. This fully intact Inconel Cap measures a 4" x 2". It is accompanied by a copy of the NASA scrap tag and some information about STS-54 as you can see in the scan.
#Shut Mem - Endeavour Inconel Cap $225 |
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TCS Blanket FLOWN on Orbiter Atlantis (OV-104)
This TCS Blanket was flown on Atlantis (OV104). It may well have flown on several flights as the NASA documentation indicates that it was removed from the orbiter on May 14, 1998 for reason of being obsolete. This fully intact of piece of flown material measures 4" x 6" and is almost 2" thick. It is accompanied by 1 page of NASA documentation with tags and matching serial numbers.
#Shut Mem - Atlantis TCS Blanket $750 |
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TCS Blanket FLOWN on Orbiter Atlantis (OV-104)
This TCS Blanket was flown on Atlantis (OV104). Documentation indicates it was flown on STS-86 (Sept. 26 - Oct. 6, 1997 thought it's likely it may well have flown on several prior flights. This fully intact TCS blanket measures a substantial 28" long by 3.5" wide. It is accompanied by 1 page of NASA documentation with with scrap tag as you can see in the scan.
#Shut Mem - Atlantis Blanket STS 86 $550
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TCS Blanket FLOWN on Orbiter Atlantis (OV-104)
This TCS Blanket was flown on Atlantis (OV104). Documentation indicates it was flown on STS-86 (Sept. 26 - Oct. 6, 1997 thought it's likely it may well have flown on several prior flights. This fully intact TCS blanket measures 12.25" long by 2" wide. It is accompanied by NASA scrap tag as you can see in the scan.
#Shut Mem - Atlantis TCS Blanket - STS 86 #2 $495 |
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TCS Blanket FLOWN on Orbiter Atlantis (OV-104)
This TCS Blanket was flown on Atlantis (OV104). Documentation indicates it was last flown on STS-86 (Sept. 26 - Oct. 6, 1997 thought it's likely it may well have flown on several prior flights. This fully intact TCS blanket measures a substantial 14" long x 10.5" wide long x 2" thick. It is accompanied by 3 pages of NASA documentation. Very nice!!
#Shut Mem - Atlantis TCS Blanket STS 86 #3 $950
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Manned
Flight Awareness Medallion
containing FLOWN medal from
STS-88. This honored the deployment of the
first U.S. element in building the International
Space Station (12/4 - 12/15 1998. Is
accompanied by all packaging and promotional
materials. #Shut Mem - 32 $75 |
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Thermal Barrier FLOWN on Orbiter Columbia (OV-102)
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High
Temperature Insulator FLOWN on
Orbiter Columbia (OV-102)
This Inboard Aft High Temperature Insulator was flown on STS - 94 (Columbia - OV102) from 7/1 - 7/17/1997. It may well have flown on prior flights as the NASA documentation indicates it was removed from the orbiter one month following STS - 94 and prior to the flight of STS-87 in November of that year. This substantial piece of flown material measures 9.25" long x 3" high at it's peak. It is accompanied by a NASA Unserviceable Tag along with matching serial nos.
#Shut Mem - Columbia Hight Temp Insulator $1200
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Misc. STS
FLOWN TCS Blanket
This is a very sizable flown TCS blanket. Though the markings don't allow me to identify which Orbiter it comes from or exactly when it was flown, it is clearly flown as it marked for "SCRAP" and comes with the scrap tag as seen in the scan. It measures 13" x 6". This is an amazing piece of flown space shuttle history.
#Shut Mem - TCS Blanket (A) $495
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Misc. STS
FLOWN TCS Blanket
Offered here is a fully intact flown TCS blanket. Though the markings don't allow me to identify which Orbiter it comes from or exactly when it was flown, it is clearly flown as it marked for "SCRAP" and comes with the scrap tag as seen in the scan. It measures 10" x 7" and is 1.5" thick. This is an amazing piece of flown space shuttle history and priced to sell.
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