NASA Prototype Mercury Spacesuit by I.L.C. An early

Very rare early prototype helmet. From the experimental Johnsonville Centrifuge at Johnsonville Naval Air Development Center (NADC). Designed in approximately 1958-1959 as an early prototype for space

THE BIRTH OF NASA [NASA]. GILRUTH, Robert R. (1913-2000). NASA Solicits Bids for Contractors to Build the Capsule for What Would Become Project Mercury in NASA’s Early Days, Including: mimeograp

A vintage NASA lithograph of Neil Armstrong in his White Space Suit with a very early signature, no inscription. It is in near pristine condition. This is the Holy Grail of Armstrong signed items. Not

A hard to find White Space Suit lithograph of Mercury Seven and Apollo Soyuz Astronaut Donald "Deke" Slayton. It is in very good condition with light handling wear. It measures 8" x 10".

A 'lot' of 16 vintage and original Mercury Program photographs from the US Air Force and RCA. They are detailed photographs from the early 1960's. Most have the blue NASA text on the back. They are 8"

Wedgwood black Basalt large bust of Mercury: Early 20th century, quarter-length gazing sinister, wearing a winged helmet, upon a socle base, titled, impressed marks "Wedgwood, Made in England", h.46cm

A hand signed 8" x 10" color photograph showing John Glenn in his silver Space Suit. It is boldly signed by him and is in near mint condition.

A Life-Size Cast Iron Bust of Mercuryearly 20th century, naturalistic casting of the mythological deity wearing his winged helmet, likely after a model by John Flaxman (British, 1755-1826), unmarked.

Space photography pioneer Walter Schirra and the Hasselblad space 500 C camera, first used on his Sigma 7 mission (two photos), NASA [Mercury Atlas 8], 1962 - 1965 printed 1962vintage gelatin silver p

(P2) By Roger Sveian. Found by The Dust Shuttle in Northern California at the house shown in the background of the photos, this "Eshu 250" sofa was originally acquired from a furniture expo in San Fra

Royal Doulton early prototype figure The Cobbler: By Charles Noke, impressed date for 1921, model no 355, h.15.5cm.

Frank Lloyd Wright Early Prototype for the Midway Chairs Steel, Iron and Leather. Likely Prototypes. 20th century, We believe that these are likely  prototypes for the original design of the Midw

Richard Schultz, Early Prototype "Petal" Coffee Table USA, circa 1960 Enameled aluminum, enameled steel, painted redwood Molded mark to underside of base: “567” H: 15 1/8, Dia: 41 ½ i

Wedgwood Modern Black Basalt Bust of Mercury, England, early 21st century, mounted atop a waisted socle, impressed title and Wedgwood & Bentley, ht. 9 7/8 in.

Isamu Noguchi (American, 1904–1988): Light wood in 2 different woods joined with a peg as Coffee Table base with black, white and beige figured Marble top; believed to be an early prototype circa 19

A very rare early signed sculptural rocking chair by Stephen Swift. Silhouette is similar to Swift's "Nantucket" design, but with only one top rail - possibly a custom piece or early prototype. Signed

A rare early prototype of a Hedgehog in high fired flambe - with blue, purple, and red luster. This model was never put into production. #rare #hedghog Artist: Charles Noke Issued: 1920s Dimensions: 4

This early prototype foot restraint was made for use on the Skylab Space Station. It is made of blue Anodized Aluminum and was hand made for testing. I can not find any numbers on this item but it was

This exact decoy appears in Creek Chub Lures & Collectibles on page 155, listed as an “Early Prototype for the Ice Fishing Decoy made around 1920, Rare”. Measuring 4 1/4” in length,

Europe, France or Germany, ca. 1st quarter of the 20th century. Lifesized and a bit macabre, but equally fascinating. Exposed anatomical model in an early prototype of plastic showing the internal mus

This early prototype foot restraint was made for use on the Skylab Space Station. It is made of blue Anodized Aluminum and was hand made for testing during the early Skylab program. I can not find any

Lot over (20) pieces of early Mercury Glass. Provenance: Clayton Store, Sue Connell, Southfield, Massachusetts

A seldom found early mercury toy depicting a pair of tumbling acrobats descending the paper covered staircase. Excellent detailing to the male figures and the folding staircase being covered in lithog

Rare NASA Flown Mercury Custom Heater Duct Assembly Made by Fenwal Inc Part No 2363546-2 Piece is 10 " by 46" by 32" All items from the Estate of Charles Bell space auction in May of 2000All item for