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Unique items from the history of space exploration will be sold at auction
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With this controller makes landing the lunar module Apollo 15. Start - 10 thousand dollars, Lot "in good condition". I>
The history of space exploration has for many decades, and different projects / Expedition generate a lot of historical "space-artifacts." Habré recently wrote about one such: camera, go to the moon and returned to Earth .
Now one of the auctions will be put many unique historical sites have become, literally, part of the history of space exploration. Auction starts on May 15 and will end on May 22.
Among the lots: management console to the two terminals of the program Apollo, gold foil Apollo 13 command module Odyssey, managing hand controller, used for the lunar landing in the Apollo 15 , flight suit cosmonaut Alexander Volkov, survival suit / suit" Sokol "and more .
There are such rare items as an article of one of the Wright brothers with his own signature, a piece of skin "Hindenburg».
The same "Hindenburg", part of his skin.
Original article one of the Wright brothers with a personal signature.
Checklist Neil Armstrong and Aldrin base.
The control console on the two terminals of the program Apollo.
Photo of James Lovell, head of the mission "Apollo 13" with the words "Houston, we have a problem."
Suit Alexander Volkov, SoyuzTM-13.
Commemorative vase, donated by a team of their supervisor, Colonel-General Andrew G. Carp .
Rescue suit suit & quot; Falcon KM & quot ;.
Via theverge
Source: habrahabr.ru/post/221687/
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