V-2 / A-4 rocket vintage hull material fragment all manned Gemini flights Dave Scott hand signed red

Dave Scott hand signed red serial 8x10'' NASA glossy portrait on "A Kodak paper"

Each artifact was flown on its respective Apollo flight - the Apollo 16 netting is lunar dust stained (visible under a 60x microscope) and from the personal collection of Charlie Duke

Exposed to the lunar environment for more than 18 hours and deep space environment during mankind's first deep-space EVA performed by Al Worden

The towel bag is a reminder of the everyday necessities of life in space: astronauts needed such storage items to maintain order and cleanliness in the confined spacecraft environment

The cover was postmarked aboard the ISS on June 8

V-2 / A-4 rocket vintage hull material fragment all manned Gemini flights Dave Scott hand signed redV 2 A 4 rocket vintage hull material fragment Authentic material from a crashed V2 rocket from WWII recovered at Peenemunde. The V 2 rocket (German "Vergeltungswaffe 2"), with the technical name Aggregat 4 (A 4), was the world's first long range ballistic missile. It was developed during World War II in Germany to attack Allied cities. The V 2 rocket also became the first artificial object to travel into space by crossing the Krmn line in 1944. Own a