Rare and Unique Items

This unique piece is a limited-edition print titled The Million Dollar View. The print is a photograph taken of astronaut Edward H. White, II, during his historic first U.S. spacewalk performed on mission Gemini 4. This lithograph was limited to an edition of 1,500 numbered prints and 100 artist proofs. Attached to the lithograph is a mustard seed that was carried into space by astronaut White on Gemini 4. White carried several mustard seeds with him during the mission as a symbol of faith. A copy of a letter received by astronaut White just before the flight is provided with the lithograph. This letter was sent by renowned Minister Dr. Norman Vincent Peale and makes reference to the mustard seeds by White. The lithograph is personally signed by Gemini 4 Mission Commander, Jim McDivitt, who was also the photographer of the historic moment captured in the print. Also attached to the print is a replica of the first American flag worn in space by the Gemini 4 crew. (The flag did not fly in space.) In addition to the copy of the letter from Rev. Peale, this piece comes with a certficate of authentiticy, which consists of a typed letter from Astronaut White's son, Astronaut Edward H. White, III.

This is a complete pair of unflown EVA gloves for the Russian Orlan spacesuit. The gloves are the new configuration, designed for the International Space Station. The gloves are completely intact with green rubber inner bladder. Complete (matching) glove pairs like this are hard to find!

The Manned Lunar Landing Profile Chart provides a complete pictorial summary of all the steps in a typical mission profile for the Apollo lunar landings. The chart was created by retired NASA engineer B. E. (Bud) Abbott, PE. This chart is an enhanced replica of the same chart that he created over 30 years ago, while working for rocket pioneer Dr. Wernher von Braun. This special edition chart is autographed (hand signed) by Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin, the second human being to set foot on the moon, and B.E. (Bud) Abbott, the chart's author. This historical collector's item comes suitable for framing on the highest quality paper measuring 16" x 24-5/8" with a gloss finish. A certificate of authenticity is also included that provides detailed historical information on the chart and the Apollo lunar landings.

We are pleased to be an authorized retail dealer of Space Shuttle thermal tile material. This actual piece of thermal tile material was made in the late 1970's for the Space Shuttle Columbia, the first shuttle to fly in space. Thermal tiles are made of a "foam glass" material. Each Space Shuttle contains more than 34,000 separate tiles, each specifically cut for its own location, to protect the Shuttle when reentering the atmosphere. Packaging includes a clear plastic box with an authentic piece of Space Shuttle tile material resting on a sky blue foam insert. This is an excellent educational item for kids and a must for collectors. Supplies are limited, so order now!