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Apollo Program

This is our selection Apollo Program of one-of-a-kind or rare astronaut autographs and space memorabilia. Most of these go fast, some within minutes of listing. Unlike the rest of our offerings, you must call (800-727-NOVA) or write (staff@novaspace.com) to buy one, and shipping is NOT included in the price. Add yourself to our MAILING LIST for announcements of new items.

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Apollo Program
	See MICHAEL COLLINS watercolors Astronaut Central is the exclusive source for original watercolors and limited edition giclees from Apollo 11/Gemini 10 Astronaut Michael Collins.
	See ALAN BEAN AP Sale Alan recieves a varying number of Artist's Proofs from the publisher. These represent a small "edition extension" (usually 10%) of the regular edition issue number. A/Ps are distributed amongst the artist, publisher, and any co-signees. Alan always gets AP#1, and the lowest AP numbers available.
	See ALAN BEAN originals Actual pieces of Apollo and the moon itself make up these unique painting-sculptures. And then there is the painting itself, a historic remembrance from the first artist to visit another world.
	APOLLO 9 crew as Apollo 1 backups Here's a 8x10 photo of the Apollo 9 crew as the backup crew for the ill-fated Apollo 1. Not long after the tragic pad fire, they were replaced by Schirra, Cunningham and Eisele, to fly the first Apollo manned mission, which turned out to be Apollo 7 (Apollos 2-6 were unmanned test flights.) SOLD
	Alan Bean "Measure of a Man" At Pete Conrad's funeral at Arlington Cemetary in 1999, Alan Bean's eulogy was a tear-jerker. He said Pete was "the finest man he ever knew." We had done this reworking of the familiar Conrad-shot photo as a gag for Alan's birthday card a few years before, and resurrected it to have him sign the phrase "taking the measure of a great man" as a tribute to his fallen pal. Pete is sharply reflected in Alan's visor. Artists often use the handle of their paintbrush to measure proportions of their subject. 8x10 Sepia-toned.
	Apollo Patch Set Here's a beautifully framed presentation of the mission patches of Apollo. With 4" mission patches with an 8" Apollo program patch. Window is an Apollo capsule shape.
	BUZZ ALDRIN We Came in Peace We had Buzz sign the Apollo 11 Earthrise photo with some extra wording, and he and we were impressed by the result. Though we offer this photo as a stock item now, we don't offer this frame treatment, with suede, a 4" patch, and a custom frame.
	Charlie Duke signed 16x20 CHARLIE DUKE signed 16x20 Plum Crater photo on Kodak paper. CoA. SOLD
	DAVE SCOTT -Rover 16x20 w/all 3 mission patches Apollo 15 mission commander Dave Scott kicks up some moondust as he carries his Hasselblad with a 500mm lens down the slope of Hadley Rille to take some pictures. This special sepia-toned crop is exclusive to Astronaut Central. Scott signs in silver. 16x20 photo.
	DAVE SCOTT Portrait with 3 Mission Patches Handsome 8x10 portrait of Dave Scott, with patches from his 3 missions beneath.
	EDGAR MITCHELL signed Lunar Landing Chart Vintage topographical chart of the Apollo 14 landing site, signed and inscribed by LMP Edgar Mitchell: "Fra Mauro Base, Apollo 14, Feb 1971", with the landing site marked by an "x".
	First Man on the Moon etching Paul Calle's (d. 2010) most famous image (done for the famous 10 cent first class postage stamp.) Limited edition of 1000. SIGNED by the late Mr. Calle. Image size 6x10, framed 13x17.
	GENE CERNAN "Full Earth" 27X27 This famous photo was taken aboard the Apollo XVII command module America in December, 1972 as the final Apollo flight was embarking from Earth for what was to become the longest and most successful lunar mission to the Taurus-Littrow region. It has been called the "most significant photo of the 20th Century", the African and Antarctic continents plainly visible. It was summer in the Southern hemisphere, and winter in the North. Apollo 17 was the only mission to view the Earth in this full phase, and even modern weather satellites cannot duplicate this extreme southern view, as they are in equatorial orbits. 20x20 image, 27x27 framed.
	GENE CERNAN "Last man on the Moon" 16X20 LAST MAN ON THE MOON 16x20 "John Wayne" color photo of Apollo 17 mission commander Gene Cernan, who signs and adds "Last man on the Moon." Photo on Fuji Crystal Archive photographic paper, the finest available.
	GENE CERNAN "Last man on the Moon" 8X10 Classy moonwalker portrait of Gene Cernan, the Last Man on the Moon. Inscribed as such.
	GENE CERNAN "Our Legacy" This limited edition print of a watercolor by JSC artist/spacesuit technician Ron Woods depicts Astronaut Gene Cernan of Apollo 17, in a large reproduction limited to 250 copies signed by the artist, Ron Woods and subject, Gene Cernan. Cernan has signed in a bold silver 6" autograph and added "Apollo XVII". 29x37 framed.
	GENE CERNAN-LLTV Here's Gene Cernan putting on his flight gloves for a turn in the LLTV (Lunar Lander Training Vehicle) a dangerous contraption the astronauts termed "the Flying Bedstead." A jet engine pointed straight down provided thrust while small rockets providied "stability." Even the cool Armstrong barely got out alive, but the men who landed the real thing on the moon called the LLTV "invaluable." 8x10.
	HOMEWARD BOUND sold-out print by Alan Bean This popular view of Apollo 8 rounding the moon and seeing the Earth was seen extensively during the 40th anniversary of Apollo 8 in December, 2008.
	Houston...We Have a Problem Another ground-breaking print from the Greenwich Workshop. Done in cooperation with MCA/Universal Pictures, the print is co-signed by the surviving crew of Apollo 13, James Lovell and Fred Haise, and by double Oscar winner Tom Hanks, Kevin Bacon, Bill Paxton, Gary Sinise, Director Ron Howard and of course, Artist Alan Bean. Framed as shown. #23/1000. Size: 24x29 SOLD
	In the Beginnning The edition of 1000 sold out before release of this Apollo 25th anniversary (1994) print. The signees:Wally Schirra, Walt Cunningham (Apollo 7), Frank Borman (Apollo 8), James McDivitt, Rusty Schweikart (Apollo 9), Tom Stafford (Apollo 10), Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins(Apollo 11), Pete Conrad, Alan Bean, Richard Gordon (Apollo 12), James Lovell, Fred Haise (Apollo 13), Alan Shepard, Stuart Roosa, Edgar Mitchell (Apollo 14), Dave Scott, Al Worden (Apollo 15), Charlie Duke (Apollo 16), Harrison Schmitt (Apollo 17) SOLD
	JIM LOVELL WSS w/ 4 mission patches Autographed 8x10 color portrait of James Lovell as Apollo 13 commander. Jim Lovell held the missions flown record until John Young in Apollo 16, and time-in-space record until Skylab.
	JOHN YOUNG 16x20 Jump Salute 16x20 w/6 patches 16x20 photo of John Young doing his famous "jump salute" on the Apollo 16 mission. Includes all six mission patches from his flights during his 43-year career. Signed at our signing in May, 2005. You won't find these ANYWHERE else, and we don't have many. The rest of our selection is HERE. On Fuji Crystal Archive paper, the best available. COA.
	JOHN YOUNG Apollo 16 launch 8x10 photo of the launch of Apollo 16. Signed in black by John Young. COA. On Fuji Crystal Archive paper, the finest for color and longevity.
	JOHN YOUNG alt WSS An alternate, 8x10 standing photo of the commander of Apollo 16. Mission commander John Young poses on the set of the Apollo 16 crew photo.
	Jim Irwin 8x10 Apollo 15 astronaut James Irwin (d. 1991) salutes the flag in what has become a marquee photo of the Apollo missions, shot by mission commander Dave Scott.
	John Young- Charlie Brown 8x10 photo of the Apollo 10 command module "Charle Brown" as seen from the LM "Snoopy." Signed in blue by John Young. COA. On Fuji Crystal Archive paper, the finest for color and longevity.
	Suitable for Training 8x10 B&W photo of Gene Cernan getting suited up for an Apollo 17 training session. COA.
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