Colour vintage 3.5 x 5.5 postcard of Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Buzz Aldrin posing together before their flight as their rocket is moved into position on the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center, signed in black felt tip, 'Neil,' 'Mike,' and 'Buzz.' In fine condition, with just a bit of slight irregular adhesion to Armstrong’s signature. Apollo 11 crew photographs signed with first names only are extremely rare and highly desirable.

A collection of three 8x10 NASA photographs of the Apollo 11 mission astronauts. each signed in across their respective images as: 'Michael Collins' (in bold blue ink), 'Buzz Aldrin' (in black ink) and 'To John Colbany, Best Wishes, Neil Armstrong'. All in fine condition.

A colour 10x8" composite print entitled 'Pioneers to the Moon', honoring the crew of Apollo 11, signed in black felt pen ink by Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Buzz Aldrin. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from NovaSpace (for Collins). In very fine condition.

Twentieth-anniversary reissue of the NASA booklet titled "The First Lunar Landing as Told by the Astronauts", soft cover, 9 x 12", 24 pages, signed in blue felt tip on the cover image by Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins, and in black felt tip by Neil Armstrong. This illustrated souvenir includes the astronauts, post-flight commentaries on various events throughout the mission. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Nova space for Aldrin’s signature. Mild handling wear with scattered light creases, and slightly indistinct contrast of signatures against lunar surface background, otherwise fine, clean condition. (WOHE10)

Amazing colour 16 x 20 photo, affixed to a 20 x 24 off-white mount, of Aldrin descending the ladder of his LEM to become the second man on the moon, signed and inscribed in black felt tip on the mount, "To Deena Clark, from Apollo Eleven, Mike Collins," and also signed by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. Deena Clark was an Emmy Award-winning Washington television personality who, from the 1950s until her retirement in the 1980s, interviewed politicians, artists, ambassadors, and other celebrities. Clark hosted NBC's Deena Clark-A Moment With and CBS's The Deena Clark Show. She also occasionally served as a moderator of NBC's Meet The Press. Light brush to Aldrin's last name and to the end of the 'g' of Armstrong, and some scattered light soiling and edge dings to mount, otherwise fine condition. The impressive size and visual appeal of both the image and signatures make this piece outstanding for display. (WOHE10)

A rare and unusual, large 16 x 20 signed and inscribed photograph by the three crew members of Apollo XI individually, Neil Armstrong (Commander, the first man to walk on the moon), Buzz Aldrin (Lunar Module Pilot, the second man to walk on the moon) and Michael Collins (Command Module Pilot). The engaging image simply shows Buzz Aldrin's bootprint clearly marked on the surface of the moon. Boldly signed by each crew member with their names alone in bold black ink to the lower photographer's mount. With a black ink stencilled inscription alongside the signatures, 'To Professor Tatomir Andjelic, with warm thanks of the Crew of Apollo 11'. An outstanding, historic signed photograph. Some very light, extremely minor age wear to the edges of the mount

Individual commemorative covers signed by the three crew members of Apollo XI (1969) comprising Neil Armstrong (1930- , American Astronaut, Commander of Apollo XI. The first man to walk on the moon) signed Apollo XI Recovery cover, postally cancelled 24th July 1969 and signed by Armstrong with his name alone to a clear area in bold ink; Buzz Aldrin (1930- , American Astronaut, Lunar Module Pilot of Apollo XI. The second man to set foot on the moon) signed commemorative cover issued on the first anniversary of man walking on the moon, 20th July 1970, postally cancelled at Kennedy Space Centre, 20th July 1970 and signed by Aldrin with his name alone in black ink to a clear area; Michael Collins (1930- , American Astronaut, Command Module Pilot of Apollo XI) signed German commemorative cover featuring a cachet honouring Wernher von Braun and the Apollo programme, postally cancelled at Hamburg, 21st March 1968 and signed by Collins with his name alone in bold blue ink to a clear area. Professionally matted together in green and framed and glazed in a gold metal coloured frame to an overall size of 10 x 16. An attractive signed set of covers.

A magazine page from the July 25, 1969, issue of Life magazine, featuring the first page of a story entitled 'Apollo’s Great Leap for the Moon, by Loudon Wainwright', 10.25 x 13.5, signed at the top in blue ballpoint by Neil Armstrong, and in black felt tip by Michael Collins and Buzz Aldrin, all signing under their small photos. A bisecting horizontal fold, and some light creasing to corner tips and edges, otherwise fine condition. A fine set of clear and bold Apollo 11 signatures.

Two 7.5x7.5'' NASA photographs, one signed by Neil Armstrong and the other signed by Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins. Mounted side by side on an 18.25x9.5'' board. The photograph signed by Armstrong pictures a boot as it takes a ''small step for a man'', leaving a boot print on the lunar surface. Uninscribed Neil Armstrong signed photographs are highly desirable and rare. This is also a very good content photograph in relation to the achievement. the photograph signed by Aldrin and Collins pictures Buzz Aldrin descending the steps of the Lunar Module ladder as he prepares to walk on the Moon. It was taken by Neil Armstrong on July 20th, 1969. Very unique presentation and highly desirable set of signatures.

Textured matte-finish sepia 8x10" photograph of the Apollo 11 astronauts at the 1969 dedication ceremony for the moon landing airmail stamp (this copy printed in 1971), signed in blue ink. The photographer, [Ernest A.] Kehr, has signed in pencil at lower right. In very good condition, with a few marginal creases, slight discoloration to image, and light emulsion spots and irregularities. The signature is dark and clear.

Apollo 11 tenth anniversary postal cover with a stamped cachet commemorating the event, signed in black ballpoint, "Neil Armstrong." In fine condition, with expected stamp cancellations, one lightly affecting a single stroke of the signature and scattered light soiling.

Color 14 x 11 NASA photo of the Apollo 11 crew, signed in black felt tip 'Neil Armstrong', 'M. Collins' and 'Buzz Aldrin'. There is also an additional, earlier Armstrong signature, which has now faded but which remains fully visible. In very good condition, with bumps and creases to corners (larger crease at upper left touching black background) and scatted light marginal spotting (some of which could be matted out).

An 8.5x11" colour photograph of a firing rocket. The photograph has been signed by 4 members of the Mercury Seven crew in black felt ink: John Glenn, Scott Carpenter, Wally Schirra and Gordon Cooper. The item is in excellent condition. The Mercury Seven crew was the only astronaut group with members that flew on all classes of NASA manned spacecraft of the 20th century: Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, and ending with John Glenn's flight on the STS-95 Space Shuttle mission (WOHE10)

Michael Collins' original Apollo 11 flight suit - A unique opportunity with impeccable provenance. This is the personal NASA flight suit worn by Michael Collins after his recovery from the Apollo 11 mission. The sky blue, heavy-cotton suit was released from Collins's locker when he retired from NASA in 1970. The suit was obtained by Joe Garino Jr., the NASA physical conditioning supervisor to the Apollo astronauts. The suit was removed and retained by Garino with the express permission of NASA astronaut L. Gordon Cooper. Mr Garino has supplied a signed letter of authenticity, with two images of the suit, stating "Blue NASA flight suit worn by Michael Collins after his recovery from the Apollo mission...". After the Apollo 11 crew the t returned home, they were then put into quarantine, wearing blue flight suits, in case they had picked up any unknown diseases during their trip. The suit has numerous zipped pockets, snap pockets and Velcro patches (one of which, on the chest, would have originally carried Michael Collins' name tag), as well as the circular blue, white and red embroidered NASA logo patch stitched to the chest. It also bears the Flite Wear label of the manufacturers Land Mfg. Co. Of Wichita, Kansas who were the official suppliers to NASA. This is a unique item and a unique opportunity ahead of the Apollo 11 50th Anniversary, when prices are sure to surge again. (WOHE10)