The first rocket launch from Cape Canaveral, Bumper V2

A collage of 1962 U.S. Space Program publicity style photographs, including an autographed picture of John Glenn (American, 1921-2016), and a Cape Canaveral rocket launch photograph. Original images t

A collage of 1962 U.S. Space Program publicity style photographs, including an autographed picture of John Glenn (American, 1921-2016), and a Cape Canaveral rocket launch photograph. Original images t

The Atlas rocket and the newly-named Mercury spacecraft called Friendship 7 blast off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, February 20, 1962, carrying Col. John Glenn, Jr., as the first American to orbit the

Strenco, Rocket Base Cape Canaveral, W.-Germany, mixed constr., friction ok, box defective, C 2+

ROUND FROM THE FRANKLIN MINT, MARCH 16,1926 AMERICA'S FIRST SUCCESSFUL ROCKET LAUNCH "THE GODDARD ROCKET"

NASA/Cape Canaveral Launch Operations Center original publications along with a performance award that has been hand signed by the then Launch Operations Director, Kurt Debus. This is an informative c

Isidore Mankofsky CAPE CANAVERAL LAUNCH 1954, 2007, gelatin silver print, signed in pen lower right (under the mat), image 16 ¼ x 10 ¼”, sheet 19 x 13”, frame 20 ¼ x 16 &#18

A great GT-12 launch cover with the desirable Cape Canaveral postmark and nicely signed by the crew of Buzz Aldrin and James Lovell. This is in near pristine condition. Notes RC-1

WW2 Rocket Scientist Gustav Kroll signed 10 x 8 b/w photo of a V2 Rocket on launch gantry ready to take off. Gutav Kroll (1914 - 2005) was a German American V1 V2 rocket pioneer and member of the Germ

CAPE CANAVERAL MANNED SPACE FLIGHT, REDSTONE ROCKET, 14.7 GRAMS

24 x 18 in, painted masonite, playset figures glued on for store displaying, 1 rocket tip broken, C8.

Marx Cape Canaveral Missile Express Train Special set No. 7350, in original box, includes No. 1798 switcher, No. 1796 rocket launcher flat car, No. 1799 gondola, X-246 tank car, X-467 caboose, toy tra

O ga, 1798 switcher, 1799 gondola w/missiles, X-246 tank car, 1796 rocket launcher, crack on U joint, X467 caboose, C5-7.

A very nice 50th Anniversary "Cape Canaveral 500 Years of History, 50 Years of Rocketry" limited collectors edition publication. It has been hand signed on the front by members of the original Bumper

No set #; includes bag of rockets, 13 plastic men, fencing, original assembly instructions, & "phonograph record"; American flag pole base pin broken off; excellent w/vg box

PROJECT MERCURY ASTRONAUTS SIGNED FIRST MAN ON THE MOON COMMEMORATIVE ENVELOPE POSTMARKED "CAPE CANAVERAL FEB 20TH 1962". Signed by all 7 of the "Project Mercury Astronauts"; John H. Glenn Jr., Leroy

A set of nine different black & white photographs of the Apollo Saturn V Facility test vehicle 500-F showing views from many angle. This was the first Saturn V rocket to roll out to the launch pad in

A set of nine different black & white photographs of the Apollo Saturn V Facility test vehicle 500-F showing views from many angle. This was the first Saturn V rocket to roll out to the launch pad in

A rare vintage FDC honoring Apollo 15 signed in 1971 by the first American in space and postmarked during the mission AT Cape Canaveral the place of lift off in 1971 with COA

On July 29, 1955 America announced its intention to launch a satellite into space for the first time. Four days later, the former Soviet Union said it would do the same and what is now known as the "S

WERNHER VON BRAUN Apollo 11 eleven signed print signed portrait rocket launch 1969 Dimensions: H: 16.5 inches: W: 19.5 inches --- Uniques is closed for the holiday through January 3, 2023. We will ans

Circle of Henri-Joseph Van Blarenberghe (French, 1741-1826), The First Launch of the Montgolfier Hot Air Balloon at Annonay, France, June 5, 1783 Gouache and watercolor on paper, framed. 3 ¼ in

(4) Rocket launch, vehicle and rocket station toys to include Ideal Toy Corporation USA wind up Jet Car, works when wound, (2) Cragstan Yonezawa tin litho rocket launching pads, battery operated, in o

This is a vintage black and white unclassified NASA photograph dated from 1963 showing President John F. Kennedy, NASA Director Wernher Von Braun and NASA Administrator James Webb while visiting Cape