Washington: National Geographic Society, 1996. Profusely illustrated with color photographs, many full-bleed. 223 pages, square 4to, grey-blue boards with silver stamping, dust wrapper. Washington: National Geographic Society, (1996). A fine copy in a near fine dust wrapper. More

Official Eastern Airlines color 8" X 10", depicting Borman dressed in a business suit in his office as head of Eastern Airlines, holding a model plane of the Douglas DC-9 aircraft. Boldly signed with his full signature: "To Phil - Best Wishes - Frank Borman." Fine. American Astronaut. More

American Astronaut. Official NASA color photograph signed "Gene Cernan", 10" X 8", of the suited-up crew of the Apollo 17 posed with the Lunar Rover, in front of the Saturn V rocket, as it stands on the launching pad behind them. Fine. More

Hampton, VA: 1960. Exceptional 9.5 x 8-inch vintage 1960 NASA training photo of Cooper strapped in a procedure trainer at Langley Air Force Base in Hampton, Virginia, fully outfitted in a spacesuit, familiarizing himself with the controls of a spacecraft. Boldly signed using his real name "Leroy G. Cooper, Jr." Photograph I.D. NASA G-60-2613, with imprint caption on the back. Bottom edge trimmed; paperclip impression in the upper left corner; glue stains on the back. Very good(-) condition. American aerospace..... More

1982. Rare and possibly unique signed photograph by the crew and back-up crew of the Soyuz T-6 space flight, taken just days before the June 24th 1982 launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrone, 7.75 x 11 inches, black and white, depicting over 40 members of the Russian space program participating in a picnic outing in honor of the Soyuz T-6 crew. The group photo is posed with the members of the T-6 team conspicuously seated in the first row, signing directly..... More

New York: 1924. Signed by the author. 140pp. Wide 8vo, silver-lettered blue cloth. New York, 1924. Faded near edges, still a very good(+) copy. Signed and inscribed by the author on flypaper: "To My Distinguished Attorney, J.J. Beaudrias Esp. Compliments of the Author." More

1980. 5.75 x 7.5-inch color photo depicting Lyakhov at a news conference, circa 1980, with a fellow cosmonaut (unidentified). Gently rubbed at the corners but still in very good(+) condition. Russian Cosmonaut who commandeered Soyuz 32, Soyuz T-9, and Soyuz TM-6. More

1985. 1 page on "NASA Teacher In Space Project" letterhead, no place, 10 x 8 inches, November 19, 1985. Written to a group of students two months before her tragic death in the Challenger Space Shuttle explosion, in part: "...I am planning to teach two lessons from the shuttle and I hope that all of you will have an opportunity to watch. The first lesson will be a field trip through the shuttle and will give you an idea of..... More

1975. Exceptional training photograph of commander Popov in a decompression chamber (with an unidentified Cosmonaut), black and white, 5 x 7 inches, no date, circa 1975. Signed in full on the bottom white margin. Fine condition. Ukrainian-born Russian Cosmonaut who flew as commander of Soyuz 35, Soyuz 40 and Soyuz T-7. More

8" X 10", black and white glossy image of Rushworth dressed in a silver flight suit, seated in the open cockpit of an X-15 aircraft, boldly signed. "George - Best Wishes - Robert Rushworth USAF." Near Fine. American Astronaut. More

Very early official NASA color 8" X 10" photograph, depicting Scott dressed in a business suit. Inscribed: "To Peggy - With Best Wishes - Dave Scott." Fine Peggy was Peggy Albert, a NASA nurse from the very beginning of the United States Space Program. More

1978. Autographed color crew photo signed on verso by Valari F. Boykovsky and Sigmund Jahn with inscription in blue ink, thanking a technician for his contribution to the flight. The photo depicts Boykovsky standing behind a seated Jahn in full flight gear, smiling and waving. Inscription in Russian. 4to, no place, no date, circa 1978. Very good(+) condition. More

1984. Outstanding official NASA photograph signed by all six members of Flight STS-41-D, Discovery's first mission. This vibrant color 8 x 10-inch photo features all six crew members in flight gear: Charles Walker (the first non-government person to fly in space), Judy Resnik (who died two years later at the age of 36 in the Challenger explosion), Richard "Mike" Mullane (a former Air Force Colonel), Steve Hawley, Hank Hartsfield, and Michael L. Coats (the pilot of this mission). No place..... More