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NASA APOLLO 15 STOWAGE LIST REVISION NOTICE - Dated July 13, 1971
Apollo 15 Stowage List Revision Notice Mission J-1 CM-112/LM-10, Dated July 13, 1971. This manual is the back section of of the Apollo 15 Stowage list. Original staple is missing. 18 pages.
This is in very good condition with minor wear. Pages show discoloration due to age.
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Item will be shipped securely in a USPS PRIORITY Padded Envelope
History/Providence of items.
I am not an expert & know very little about NASA & the Space Program. My late husband was one of the largest collectors. Unfortunately due to circumstances and the size of his collection, I will be selling the majority of it. Below is a general list of items.
I have been burned now by two auctions companies and decided to do this on my own. I have literally 8 pallets of boxes I recently picked up from Juliens Auctions after they sold some of the major items 4 years ago and then just sat on everything else telling me they would have another auction in spring, then summer then winter then spring. This was the second auction company to promise so much, lie and then do nothing.
Unfortunately many items I had organized when sent to the auction company in Binders, File Folders, Banker Boxes etc. were not returned organized with some items thrown in boxes, not protected, thus damaging some nice items including a signed poster.
Due to the amount of boxes and equipmentI, I will be listing in batches as I go through . Once I get a momentum going, I’m sure my listings will increase in volume. I DON’T KNOW WHAT I HAVE AND WHERE ITS LOCATED SO PLEASE DON’T ASK!
To give an idea of my husbands collection
My late husbands collected many items that have now been sold such as such as Neil Armstrongs Glove, Flown Check lists, Flown Hasselblad Camera’s, The Apollo 11 handles (all 3) that one auction company now has up for sale even though they were not able to sell them for me due to issues we were having with NASA. This just give you an idea of the kind of collector he was. He did collect many items that were not valuable or were more easy for the general public to purchase.
He started collecting in the early 90’s when NASA was just discarding items and NASA employees and astronauts began selling at auctions. Some of the auction companies he bought from are still in business and some are no longer or have changed their names/owners. He also bought a huge collection from the Charles Bell Estate Auction.
Signed Items:
Some of the signed items I will be listing my husband acquired from either an auction, events where the astronauts attended and signed, or a service that the astronauts charged per item signed.
I do have several Neil Armstrong signed photos/items however since I can’t find the folder with those COA’s yet, and I know they are highly prized and people are weary rightly so with all the forgeries, I won’t be listing them till I find the COA’s and if I can’t find them I will send them to be re-authenticated.
If you read this whole thing, God Bless you, you truly are a NASA nut like my late husband. I’m always happy to answer any questions, correct any wrong listings and get advice from anyone with NASA Knowledge.
I want everything I’m selling to be as accurate and correct as I can do, thus the information to be very transparent.
Thank you!
Some of the items in this mass collection:
Boxes of NASA Films (16mm)
Film Negatives
72mm Film
Boxes of Red/Black Photos (some signed, 1st photos & 2nd Photos
Signed Astronauts Photos, posters, some Items (Apollo, Shuttle, Russian)
Signed Astronauts NASA books, their personal manuals etc..
Flown 35mm Nikon Camera by Russian Titov,
Hasselblad Protective Cover,
Multi-Signed Astronaut Statue
Boxes of Flown & un-flown Equipment
NASA Equipment ground
NASA Countdown Clocks
Blankets, Check Tiles, Gold Foil Bolts
NASA, Boeing, Grumman and more of company manuals, parts manuals etc..
Original Blueprints and drawings
Posters/Maps
And a lot more