Apollo 11 Signed Cover, Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Buzz Aldrin signatures on envelope with Apollo 11 cachet and Apollo 8 stamp cancelled by Kennedy Space Center Jul 16 1969 slogan cancel (date of Apollo 11 liftoff), signatures light but legible, Fine 

CV. 500-750

Neil Armstrong Autograph on Official NASA Print,

 signed in ballpoint pen on 14x11" print showing Lunar Module ascending from the Moon to rendezvous with the Command Module and a wonderful earth rise on the lunar horizon, several creases and some wear to edges not affecting signature, a wonderful historic piece of commemorating this human milestone (Sanders $3,305 for signed photo)

CV. 300-400

Challenger Crew Signed NASA Photo, 8x10" and signed in black felt-tip pen by each of the 51-L Challenger crew members posing in blue flight suits with helmets; Commander: Dick Scobee, Pilot: Michael Smith, Mission Specialists: El Onizuka, Judy Resnick, Ron McNair, Payload Specialists: Greg Jarvis and S. Christa McAuliffe, Very Fine (Sanders $7,500)

CV. 1,500-2,500

Two John Glenn Autographed Photos (1921-; US Astronaut and Senator), each measuring 8x10", one color featuring scene of survival training, the other black and white featuring first man ito orbit the earth: John Glenn meeting Admiral Arleigh Burke, a couple light bends but overall Very Fine (Sanders $322 for signed photographs)

CV. 75-100

Judy Resnik Official NASA Autographed Photo, 8x10" with Resnik posing in blue flight suit, signed with black felt tip pen, light diagonal crease lower right and some edge wear, still Fine piece of memorabilia from this ill-fated flight (Sanders $342)

CV. 75-100

Postal Scales Assortment, seven different 1910s/30s (?) with capacities of 8 oz. / 4 lbs., each well used though one still in a box and in much better condition, Fine group (see online scans for details) 

CV. 50-75

EP21, Bailey & Co., Philadelphia, 1c Blue, some typical light mica scratches but no cracks, stamp with crease, bit of the original silvering on back side, a Fine example and quite scarce with only about 5-10 examples recorded.(Scott $1,100) 

CV. 300-400

EP32, Brown's Bronchial Troches, 3c Rose, mica typical light scratching and a couple of small cracks on the edge, stamp appears sound, some uneven aging/ wear on the back side, Fine; Reed rarity 6 with about 16-20 known (Scott $650)

CV. 200-250

EP170, N.G. Taylor & Co., Philadelphia, 3c Rose, mica some light scatches and a few tiny cracks, stamp appears sound, back side with a rich patina, Fine, Reed rarity 8 (5-10 known) (Scott $3,500)

CV. 600-900

EP174, Weir and Larminie, Bankers, Montreal, 1c Blue, mica typical scratching with couple light cracks and pressure marks, stamp appears sound, back with typical wear and bit of the original silvering, Fine, rarity "R-8+" in Reed indicationg 5-10 known (Scott $4,000)

CV. 600-900

UX1EZd, 1873 Trial Color Group, of 5 different colors: Black, Orange, Slate, Red and Ultramarine, USPS mentions probably only 10 of each color issued, a little light toning, rare group, Very Fine (UPSS $1,250)

CV. 750-1,000