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1962 C-5 Vertical Assembly Building Report. Sold for Nearly $1,000.
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Apollo 11 NASA “Final Lunar Surface Operations Plan” Book –Sold for $21,000.
Apollo 12 Grumman “Apollo Operations Handbook – Lunar Module LM 6, Volume I” Book.
A thick (2.25″+) vintage manual, hundreds of pages, 8.5″ x 11″, three-hole punched, in a vintage U.S Government binder. It is dated “15 September 1969” on the title page with a part number of “LMA790-3-LM 6”. This is a manual for the vehicle that would be known as Intrepid during the Apollo 12 lunar landing mission. It offers an incredible amount of detailed information on the spacecraft as well as its subsystems in the following major categories: “Guidance, Navigation, and Control”, “Main Propulsion”, “Reaction Control”, “Electrical Power”, “Environmental Control”, Communications”, “Explosive Devices”, “Instrumentation”, “Lighting”, and “Crew Personal Equipment”. There are literally dozens of illustrations and tables included; many are multi-page pullouts. Definitely the LM-6 “Bible” for the technically-minded space enthusiast. This is the first of these for Apollo 12 that Heritage has offered. Wear from use. Very good. Sold for $18,900.
Final Apollo 11 Flight Plan Signed by Michael Collins, AS-506/CSM-107/LM-5. Houston: NASA/MSC Flight Planning Branch, 1 July 1969
Michael Collins signed final edition, issued before the launch on 16 July 1969 from the Kennedy Space Center, and used by Apollo 11 flight controllers and support personnel, including the 135-page section on flying to the Moon and returning to Earth. Over 320 numbered pages; 8′ x 10.5″ in the original orange card stock covers. Autograph obtained at Spacefest 2019. Sold for $14,953.
Michael Collins Signed Copy of the Apollo 11 Flight Plan
Michael Collins signed copy of the Apollo 11 flight plan, signed on the orange cover, “Michael Collins / Apollo XI”. Flight plan is a contemporary copy, and measures 8.5″ x 11″. Near fine condition. Signature obtained at Spacefest 2019. Sold for $5,625.
Walt Cunningham Signed Copy of the Apollo 7 Flight Plan — Also With His Handwritten Reflections on the Mission “…Apollo 7 was our first step to the Moon…”
Walt Cunningham signed copy of the Apollo 7 flight plan, with his handwritten reflections on the mission that started the Apollo program. Cunningham writes in black felt-tip on the cover, “Apollo 7 was the most ambitious first flight undertaken. John Glenn’s first Mercury mission had lasted less than five hours and the first Gemini flight did no better. Apollo 7 was to be our second longest space mission ever. Apollo 7 was our first step to the Moon. Walt Cunningham / Apollo 7″. Flight plan is a contemporary copy, and measures 8.5″ x 11”. Near fine condition. Sold for $2,310.
Fred Haise Signed Apollo 13 Flight Plan
Fred Haise signed copy of the Apollo 13 flight plan, also with his handwritten quote of the famous line alerting Mission Control of the accident. Haise writes in black felt-tip on the cover, “‘Houston, we’ve had a problem here!’ / Fred Haise / Apollo 13 LMP”. Flight plan is a contemporary copy, and measures 8.5″ x 11″. Near fine condition. Sold for $2,200.
Apollo 12 AS-507 Saturn V/Launch Vehicle Emergency Procedure Manual Nov. 1969 — Sold for $2,000.
Great lot of nine NASA books personally owned by Gus Grissom, including two with hand-edits by the Apollo 1 astronaut. The star of the collection is the transcription of the Gemini 4 crew debriefing, revealing the conversation between Ed White and James McDivitt aboard the USS Wasp recovery ship. Grissom has either underlined or written notes on most of the 280 pages, commenting on what White and McDivitt had to say about the mission. A running commentary is the poor, malfunctioning equipment that the astronauts received, with Grissom giving symbolic encouragement to McDivitt’s complaints by writing ”Kick his ass!!”, ”Who suited these guys!” and ”Another piece of crap” along the margins. Another comical section is Grissom noting a discrepancy in White’s comments about the quality of the lighting in the spacecraft, writing ”Make up your mind.” He also takes McDivitt to task for complaining about something, writing ”No ones fault but yours”, and questions White’s decision to do something ”even if it’s wrong?” Much more interesting content including a note early on where Grissom writes, ”Did they have a moon on dark side?”
Another book has Grissom’s handwritten math equations, appearing on the back cover of a 1959 U.S. House report entitled ”The Next Ten Years in Space 1959-1969”. Other items include some handwritten notes (not known if written by Grissom) on a sheet of Project Mercury stationery; the ”Project Mercury Candidate Evaluation Program” book, with the editor’s personal inscription to Grissom; the ”Project Mercury Recovery Handbook”; the ”Mercury Project Summary”; ”Apollo Operations Handbook”; ”Project Gemini A Chronology”; ”Flight Crew Egress Procedures”; and ”Preliminary Memorandum for Those Concerned” of the ”MA-6 Pilot’s Debriefing”. Books vary in size, from handbooks to large reports. Overall in very good condition. With Steve Zarelli Space Authentication COAs for the two items hand-edited by Gus Grissom. All books originate from the Grissom estate, and lot is accompanied by an LOA from Mark Grissom. Sold for $1,580.
Buzz Aldrin Signed Apollo 11 Flight Plan
Buzz Aldrin signed Apollo 11 flight plan, signed on the orange cover, “Buzz Aldrin” in black felt-tip. Complete unbound flight plan is a modern copy, and measures 8.5″ x 11″, and almost 1″ wide. Near fine condition. Sold for $1,000.
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