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| Appraisal ID: | 91625 | |
| Appraised On: | 28-10-2005 | |
| Title: | NASA Poster | |
| Date/Era/Period: | 1958-59 | |
| Description: | NASA GEMINI II poster with pictures of the 11 original astronauts and their signatures | |
| Condition: | Framed, one small crinkle on the side and two small smudges | |
| Origin: | My husband was a guest of 'Lockheed' who was building the Gemini II rocket in 1958. 12 original astronauts were present and he got their autographs. | |
| Provenance: | No. It has always belonged to my husband. | |
| Appraised By: | Lon Strickler |
| Appraiser Comments: | Fantastic "Project Gemini" poster from 1958 signed by the original project crew (astronauts). Signatures include John Glenn, Virgil "Gus" Grissom, John W. Young, James A. McDivitt, Deke Slayton, Elliott See, Frank Borman, James A. Lovell, Jr., Walter M. Schirra, Jr., Thomas P. Stafford, Neil A. Armstrong. Though the image provided was blurry, I managed to recognized the previous listed signatures. The owner states her husband obtained the signatures while a guest of Lockheed. Condition is very good with a few light imperfections. Signatures appear to be authentic. Appraisal is based on the condition, uniqueness, history and current market for this item. Please place in a dry and low light area to inhibit any fading. Congratulations on a remarkable early spaceflight collectible. The realized price if sold at auction could be much higher. |
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