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Space Shuttle Program Flight Data File — auction comparables · Snaplot Comparables
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· Apr 2010
THE F-1, HISTORY'S MOST POWERFUL FLOWN SINGLE CHAMBER LIQUID ROCKET ENGINE.
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· Apr 2010
THE F-1, HISTORY'S MOST POWERFUL FLOWN SINGLE CHAMBER LIQUID ROCKET ENGINE.
US$2,750
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US$2,750
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Books, Maps & Manuscripts
· Nov 2017
Astronaut Richard Truly
€6,000
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€6,000
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· Nov 2017
Astronaut Richard Truly
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€6,000
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Miscellaneous
· Feb 2023
Flown STS-26 Challenger Society Patch Framed
US$200
· Feb 2023
Flown STS-26 Challenger Society Patch Framed
US$200
Other
· Feb 2026
Astronaut John Lounge signed Space Shuttle Mission 51-I commemorative
£10
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£6
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· Feb 2026
Astronaut John Lounge signed Space Shuttle Mission 51-I commemorative
£10
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£6
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Postcards & Stamps
· Mar 2026
NASA Astronaut Dave Hilmers signed envelope. Dated Nov 24 1991 with USA Olympics 84 stamps. Hilmers was selected a NASA astronaut in July 1980 and completed the initial training period in August 1981. In 1983 he was selected as a member of the launch-ready standby crew. His early NASA assignments have included work on rocket upper stages such as PAM, IUS, and Centaur, as well as Shuttle software verification at the Shuttle Avionics Integration Laboratory (SAIL). In addition, he was the Astronaut Office training coordinator, worked on various Department of Defense payloads, served as a spacecraft communicator (CAPCOM) at Mission Control for STS-41-D, STS-41-G, STS-51-A, STS-51-C and STS-51-D, worked Space Station issues for the Astronaut Office, and served as head of the Mission Development Branch within the Astronaut Office. In May 1985 he was named to the crew of STS-61-F, which was to deploy the Ulysses spacecraft on an interplanetary trajectory using a Centaur upper stage. This mission was to have flown in May 1986, but the Shuttle Centaur project was terminated in July 1986, and Hilmers then worked in the areas of ascent abort development, payload safety, and Shuttle on-board software. During 1987 he was involved in training for STS-26 and in flight software development. He later became head of the Mission Development branch in the astronaut office. A veteran of four space flights, he has logged over 493 hours in space. He served as a mission specialist on STS-51-J (October 3-7, 1985), STS-26 (September 29 to October 3, 1988), STS-36 (February 28 to March 4, 1990), and STS-42 (January 22-30, 1992). Single Vendor collection. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99.
£8
· Mar 2026
NASA Astronaut Dave Hilmers signed envelope. Dated Nov 24 1991 with USA Olympics 84 stamps. Hilmers was selected a NASA astronaut in July 1980 and completed the initial training period in August 1981. In 1983 he was selected as a member of the launch-ready standby crew. His early NASA assignments have included work on rocket upper stages such as PAM, IUS, and Centaur, as well as Shuttle software verification at the Shuttle Avionics Integration Laboratory (SAIL). In addition, he was the Astronaut Office training coordinator, worked on various Department of Defense payloads, served as a spacecraft communicator (CAPCOM) at Mission Control for STS-41-D, STS-41-G, STS-51-A, STS-51-C and STS-51-D, worked Space Station issues for the Astronaut Office, and served as head of the Mission Development Branch within the Astronaut Office. In May 1985 he was named to the crew of STS-61-F, which was to deploy the Ulysses spacecraft on an interplanetary trajectory using a Centaur upper stage. This mission was to have flown in May 1986, but the Shuttle Centaur project was terminated in July 1986, and Hilmers then worked in the areas of ascent abort development, payload safety, and Shuttle on-board software. During 1987 he was involved in training for STS-26 and in flight software development. He later became head of the Mission Development branch in the astronaut office. A veteran of four space flights, he has logged over 493 hours in space. He served as a mission specialist on STS-51-J (October 3-7, 1985), STS-26 (September 29 to October 3, 1988), STS-36 (February 28 to March 4, 1990), and STS-42 (January 22-30, 1992). Single Vendor collection. Good condition. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99.
· Feb 2026
Astronaut Kathy Thornton Shuttle Enterprise signed commemorative FDC.
£10
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£6
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· Feb 2026
Astronaut Kathy Thornton Shuttle Enterprise signed commemorative FDC.
£10
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£6
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Postcards & Stamps
· Jun 2022
Framed NASA Patch Display
US$325
· Jun 2022
Framed NASA Patch Display
US$325
Other
· Jul 2016
SUMMARY OF ALL PHOTOGRAPHY FROM THE THIRD LUNAR LANDING MISSION INCLUDES LUNAR SURFACE LISTINGS FROM BOTH EVAs Apollo 14 Photography, 70-mm, 35-mm, 16-mm, and 5 in. Frame Index, NSSDC 71-16b
US$250
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US$250
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· Jul 2016
SUMMARY OF ALL PHOTOGRAPHY FROM THE THIRD LUNAR LANDING MISSION INCLUDES LUNAR SURFACE LISTINGS FROM BOTH EVAs Apollo 14 Photography, 70-mm, 35-mm, 16-mm, and 5 in. Frame Index, NSSDC 71-16b
US$250
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US$250
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Photographs
· May 2023
Space Shuttle Medium Stowage Container Assembly
US$300
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US$300
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· May 2023
Space Shuttle Medium Stowage Container Assembly
US$300
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US$300
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Fashion & Vintage
· Jul 2017
Northrup hl-10 model
US$4,750
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US$4,750
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· Jul 2017
Northrup hl-10 model
US$4,750
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US$4,750
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Books, Maps & Manuscripts
· Apr 2010
Space Exploration
US$1,793
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US$1,793
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· Apr 2010
Space Exploration
US$1,793
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US$1,793
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Sports & Leisure
· Mar 2023
Deke Slayton's NASA ASTP Cloth Crew Patch
US$50
· Mar 2023
Deke Slayton's NASA ASTP Cloth Crew Patch
US$50
Other
· Jun 2026
Space Shuttle Astronaut Fred Leslie signed FDC double PM MIR Docking Mission Houston TX 77058. Missions STS-73. Leslie began work for NASA in 1980 as a research scientist in the Space Science Laboratory at the Marshall Space Flight Center. Since 1983, he has served as a co-investigator for the Geophysical Fluid Flow Cell experiment, which examines spherical rotating convection relevant to the atmospheres of stars and planets. The experiment flew on Spacelab 3 and is also a part of the United States Microgravity Laboratory-2 (USML-2) payload. Leslie was a principal investigator for the Fluid Interface and Bubble Experiment, examining the behaviour of a rotating free surface aboard NASA's KC-135 aircraft flying low-gravity trajectories. He is an author on 27 journal papers, 45 conference papers, and nine NASA reports involving atmospheric and fluid dynamic phenomena. Leslie also worked in the MSFC Neutral Buoyancy Simulator as a suited subject and safety diver supporting procedure tests for extra-vehicular activity. In 1987, he was appointed chief of the Fluid Dynamics Branch, where he led a team of over a dozen scientists, overseeing and participating in both laboratory and theoretical research He was also the mission scientist for Spacelab J (STS-47) coordinating more than 40 domestic and Japanese experiments in fluid dynamics, crystal growth, and life science during the 8-day mission. Leslie is a researcher at the Marshall Space Flight Center. He is a member of the research team analysing data from the Geophysical Fluid Flow Cell experiment that flew on STS-73/USML-2. Good condition Est.
£6
· Jun 2026
Space Shuttle Astronaut Fred Leslie signed FDC double PM MIR Docking Mission Houston TX 77058. Missions STS-73. Leslie began work for NASA in 1980 as a research scientist in the Space Science Laboratory at the Marshall Space Flight Center. Since 1983, he has served as a co-investigator for the Geophysical Fluid Flow Cell experiment, which examines spherical rotating convection relevant to the atmospheres of stars and planets. The experiment flew on Spacelab 3 and is also a part of the United States Microgravity Laboratory-2 (USML-2) payload. Leslie was a principal investigator for the Fluid Interface and Bubble Experiment, examining the behaviour of a rotating free surface aboard NASA's KC-135 aircraft flying low-gravity trajectories. He is an author on 27 journal papers, 45 conference papers, and nine NASA reports involving atmospheric and fluid dynamic phenomena. Leslie also worked in the MSFC Neutral Buoyancy Simulator as a suited subject and safety diver supporting procedure tests for extra-vehicular activity. In 1987, he was appointed chief of the Fluid Dynamics Branch, where he led a team of over a dozen scientists, overseeing and participating in both laboratory and theoretical research He was also the mission scientist for Spacelab J (STS-47) coordinating more than 40 domestic and Japanese experiments in fluid dynamics, crystal growth, and life science during the 8-day mission. Leslie is a researcher at the Marshall Space Flight Center. He is a member of the research team analysing data from the Geophysical Fluid Flow Cell experiment that flew on STS-73/USML-2. Good condition Est.
· Feb 2026
Astronaut Jerome Apt signed NSTL Space Shuttle Main Engine Test 11 ENG 2108 170 SEC/FPL RandD FDC PM Pearlington, MS JUL 10 PM 1981 39572. Missions STS-37 STS-47 STS-59 STS-79. Apt was a resident of Shadyside and graduated from Shady Side Academy in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1967. He went on to attend Harvard University, earning a Bachelor of Arts in physics in 1971. He then attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and earned a Doctor of Philosophy in physics in 1976. From 1976 to 1980 he was a staff member of the Center for Earth & Planetary Physics at Harvard, and served as the Assistant Director of Harvard's Division of Applied Sciences from 1978 to 1980. In 1980 he joined the Earth and Space Sciences Division of the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) as a scientist doing planetary research; he was science manager of the optical facilities at JPL's Table Mountain Observatory. From 1982 through 1985 he was a flight controller responsible for Shuttle payload operations at NASA's Johnson Space Center. He worked in the mission control center on missions STS-7, STS-8, STS-41B, STS-41C, STS-41D, STS-41G, STS-51A, and STS-51D (the last four as Payload Officer). In 1985 he was selected as an astronaut candidate, and qualified to become an astronaut after a year of training. He has over 7,000 hours piloting aircraft, has flown on four space missions and has logged over 847 hours in space.
£10
· Feb 2026
Astronaut Jerome Apt signed NSTL Space Shuttle Main Engine Test 11 ENG 2108 170 SEC/FPL RandD FDC PM Pearlington, MS JUL 10 PM 1981 39572. Missions STS-37 STS-47 STS-59 STS-79. Apt was a resident of Shadyside and graduated from Shady Side Academy in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1967. He went on to attend Harvard University, earning a Bachelor of Arts in physics in 1971. He then attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and earned a Doctor of Philosophy in physics in 1976. From 1976 to 1980 he was a staff member of the Center for Earth & Planetary Physics at Harvard, and served as the Assistant Director of Harvard's Division of Applied Sciences from 1978 to 1980. In 1980 he joined the Earth and Space Sciences Division of the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) as a scientist doing planetary research; he was science manager of the optical facilities at JPL's Table Mountain Observatory. From 1982 through 1985 he was a flight controller responsible for Shuttle payload operations at NASA's Johnson Space Center. He worked in the mission control center on missions STS-7, STS-8, STS-41B, STS-41C, STS-41D, STS-41G, STS-51A, and STS-51D (the last four as Payload Officer). In 1985 he was selected as an astronaut candidate, and qualified to become an astronaut after a year of training. He has over 7,000 hours piloting aircraft, has flown on four space missions and has logged over 847 hours in space.
· Feb 2026
Astronaut Dale Gardner signed Marshall Space Centre construction FDC
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£6
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· Feb 2026
Astronaut Dale Gardner signed Marshall Space Centre construction FDC
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£6
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Postcards & Stamps
· Feb 2026
Astronaut Lodewijk van den Berg signed Boeing 747 Space Shuttle Aircraft commemorative FDC PM Edwards. CA Aug 27 AM 1981 93523. Missions STS-51-B. Van den Berg and his colleagues designed the EG&G Vapor Crystal Growth System experiment apparatus for a Space Shuttle flight. The experiment required an in-flight operator and NASA decided that it would be easier to train a crystal growth scientist to become an astronaut, than it would be the other way around. NASA asked EG&G and Van den Berg to compile a list of eight people who would qualify to perform the science experiments in space and to become a Payload Specialist. Van den Berg and his chief, Dr. Harold A. Lamonds could only come up with seven names. Lamonds proposed adding Van den Berg to the list, joking with Van den Berg that due to his age, large glasses, and little strength he would probably be dropped during the first selection round; but at least they would have eight names. Van den Berg agreed to be added to the list, but didn't really consider himself being selected to be a realistic scenario. Van den Berg easily passed the first round of tests. The final four candidates had to pass physical and mental exams while two of the other candidates failed the exams due to possible heart issues. He was now part of the final two; NASA always trains two astronauts, a prime and a back-up. In 1983 he started to train as an astronaut and six months before the launch he was told that he would be the prime astronaut, much to his own surprise. He was 53 years old when he went to space becoming one of the oldest rookie astronauts
£4
· Feb 2026
Astronaut Lodewijk van den Berg signed Boeing 747 Space Shuttle Aircraft commemorative FDC PM Edwards. CA Aug 27 AM 1981 93523. Missions STS-51-B. Van den Berg and his colleagues designed the EG&G Vapor Crystal Growth System experiment apparatus for a Space Shuttle flight. The experiment required an in-flight operator and NASA decided that it would be easier to train a crystal growth scientist to become an astronaut, than it would be the other way around. NASA asked EG&G and Van den Berg to compile a list of eight people who would qualify to perform the science experiments in space and to become a Payload Specialist. Van den Berg and his chief, Dr. Harold A. Lamonds could only come up with seven names. Lamonds proposed adding Van den Berg to the list, joking with Van den Berg that due to his age, large glasses, and little strength he would probably be dropped during the first selection round; but at least they would have eight names. Van den Berg agreed to be added to the list, but didn't really consider himself being selected to be a realistic scenario. Van den Berg easily passed the first round of tests. The final four candidates had to pass physical and mental exams while two of the other candidates failed the exams due to possible heart issues. He was now part of the final two; NASA always trains two astronauts, a prime and a back-up. In 1983 he started to train as an astronaut and six months before the launch he was told that he would be the prime astronaut, much to his own surprise. He was 53 years old when he went to space becoming one of the oldest rookie astronauts
· Feb 2026
Astronaut Ellen Ochoa Day of Launch STS-56 FDC Nassau Bay Houston
£10
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£6
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· Feb 2026
Astronaut Ellen Ochoa Day of Launch STS-56 FDC Nassau Bay Houston
£10
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£6
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Arts & Graphics
· Jun 2022
Space Shuttle Altitude / Vertical Velocity Indicator
US$3,250
· Jun 2022
Space Shuttle Altitude / Vertical Velocity Indicator
US$3,250
Other
· Sept 2023
Upper Arm TMG Class I Flight EMU Component
US$450
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US$450
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· Sept 2023
Upper Arm TMG Class I Flight EMU Component
US$450
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US$450
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Carpets, Rugs & Textile
· May 2023
Space Shuttle 4000 Series EMU Glove Restraint Assembly
US$2,300
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US$2,300
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· May 2023
Space Shuttle 4000 Series EMU Glove Restraint Assembly
US$2,300
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US$2,300
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Toys & Collectables
· Jan 2023
Upper Arm TMG Class I Flight EMU Component
US$500
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US$500
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· Jan 2023
Upper Arm TMG Class I Flight EMU Component
US$500
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US$500
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Toys & Collectables
· Oct 2020
(ENTERPRISE TEST PILOTS) FRED HAISE AND GORDON FULLERTON
US$160
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US$160
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· Oct 2020
(ENTERPRISE TEST PILOTS) FRED HAISE AND GORDON FULLERTON
US$160
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US$160
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Photographs
· Nov 2016
Space Shuttle Columbia - Spacelab 1 (STS-9) MBB/ERNO Co
US$688
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US$688
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· Nov 2016
Space Shuttle Columbia - Spacelab 1 (STS-9) MBB/ERNO Co
US$688
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US$688
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Arts & Graphics
· Nov 2016
Space Shuttle Columbia (STS-107) Crew: Individually-Sig
US$3,250
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US$3,250
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· Nov 2016
Space Shuttle Columbia (STS-107) Crew: Individually-Sig
US$3,250
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US$3,250
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Arts & Graphics
£8
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£6
Other
£10
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£4
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