Pioneer and Apollo Astronaut Autographed Photos

Single & Rare Astronaut Autographs

Post-Apollo Programs

This is our Post-Apollo selection 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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Space Shuttle Program
	BRUCE MCCANDLESS in MMU 8X10 In this famous photo, Capt. Bruce McCandless II flies the first MMU in space, untethered and free to fly up to 1/4 mile from the shuttle, and return safely under his own power. McCandless worked on the development of this unit over many years, culminating in this test flight aboard STS-41B in 1984.
	Crew signed STS 2 Crew of the second flight of the Space Shuttle, Apollo's Joe Engle, and Richard Truly, who became NASA administrator signed this 3.5x5.5 color postcard. Uncancelled.
	JOHN YOUNG signed MORNING LAUNCH This is NOT a photo, but a print of a painting by artist Kim Poor. Many NASA personnel have it in their offices, thinking it's a NASA photo. It shows the space shuttle Columbia heading for a workweek in orbit. It is signed by two-time Columbia mission commander John Young (STS-1, STS-9.) These prints, originally $5, (signed by the artist,) have fetched as much as $500 UNSIGNED by anyone.
	STS-1 Landing, crew-signed 8x10 NASA red-numbered photo of Columbia' first landing on the dirt runway of Rogers Dry.Lake bed at Edwards AFB, CA. Signed in black by mission commander John Young, and pilot Bob Crippen. SOLD
	STS-1 Launch 8x10 photo of the first launch of the Space Shuttle in April 1981. Signed by mission commander John Young. On Fuji crystal archive paper; the best there is. COA.
	Sally Ride Sally Ride was the first American woman in space, on STS-7 in 1983 and STS 41-G, in 1984; both on Challenger and both with Robert Crippen as mission commander. SOLD
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