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LXCL:Original Apollo 9 mission patch from the personal collection of Apollo 9 Lunar Module Pilot Russell "Rusty" Schweickart. Collector review indicates this patch is a crew-only variant rather than a later souvenir edition, making it a particularly desirable example associated with the historic mission. Apollo 9 was the first crewed flight of the Lunar Module and the mission that proved the critical systems and procedures required for the Moon landings. During the mission, Schweickart performed the first spacewalk involving the Lunar Module, helping pave the way for Apollo's lunar exploration achievements. This patch, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Rusty Schweickart, represents a rare opportunity to acquire an Apollo-era artifact directly connected to one of the pioneering astronauts of the space age. Proceeds support the Schweickart Prize for Planetary Defense. Winning lots purchased by remote bidders will be shipped following the auction. Shipping and handling charges will be billed separately at actual cost.

Apollo 9 Crew Patch

LXCL:The Home Planet Conceived and edited by Kevin W. Kelley for the Association of Space Explorers, with a preface by Apollo 9 astronaut Russell "Rusty" Schweickart and a foreword by Jacques-Yves Cousteau. Hardcover edition in excellent condition, accompanied by an original Association of Space Explorers commemorative signature page signed by approximately 40 astronauts and cosmonauts at the Fourth Planetary Congress in Sofia, Bulgaria, on October 5, 1988. The signatures represent a remarkable gathering of pioneering space explorers from both the United States and the Soviet Union during a historic era of international cooperation in space. This copy comes directly from the personal collection of Rusty Schweickart and includes a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Schweickart. A rare and highly collectible piece of space exploration history celebrating the shared perspective of those who have viewed Earth from space, with contributions from many of the astronauts and cosmonauts who helped shape humanity's exploration of the cosmos. Winning lots purchased by remote bidders will be shipped following the auction. Shipping and handling charges will be billed separately at actual cost.

The Home Planet Book, Signed by 40 different Astronauts

LXCL:Official NASA publication EP-68, "Code Name: Spider – Flight of Apollo 9," documenting the first crewed flight of the Lunar Module. From the personal collection of Apollo 9 Lunar Module Pilot Russell "Rusty" Schweickart. Richly illustrated with photographs, technical diagrams, mission artwork, and explanatory text, the booklet chronicles the development, testing, launch, rendezvous, and operation of the Lunar Module, paving the way for the Moon landings that followed. Apollo 9, launched on March 3, 1969, was the mission that proved the Lunar Module could operate independently in space. During the flight, Lunar Module Pilot Russell "Rusty" Schweickart and Mission Commander James McDivitt separated from the Command Module, tested the spacecraft's systems, and demonstrated maneuvers that would later enable lunar landings. This booklet comes from the personal collection of Apollo 9 astronaut Rusty Schweickart and is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity signed by Schweickart. A fascinating artifact from one of NASA's most important Apollo missions and a unique addition to any collection of spaceflight history. Winning lots purchased by remote bidders will be shipped following the auction. Shipping and handling charges will be billed separately at actual cost.

Apollo 9 "Spider" Mission Booklet

LXCL:Apollo 9 EVA Photo of Rusty Schweickart Outside Lunar Module Spider (NASA AS09-20-3099) — To Be Signed by Rusty Schweickart at the Asteroid Day Starlight DinnerOfficial NASA Red Number photograph AS09-20-3099 featuring Apollo 9 Lunar Module Pilot Russell "Rusty" Schweickart during his historic extravehicular activity (EVA) outside the Lunar Module Spider. Conducted on March 6, 1969, the spacewalk tested equipment, procedures, and astronaut mobility techniques that helped pave the way for the Apollo lunar landing missions. NASA Red Number photographs were produced and distributed by NASA as part of its official photographic archive and are among the most sought-after formats documenting the milestones of the space program. Each image is identified by a unique mission and frame number, preserving its connection to a specific moment in spaceflight history. This photograph comes from the personal collection of Rusty Schweickart and will be personally signed by Schweickart on the evening of the auction. A signed Certificate of Authenticity is also included. Capturing one of the defining moments of Apollo 9, the first crewed mission to fly the Lunar Module in space, this image commemorates a critical milestone on the path to the Moon. Provenance: From the personal collection of Apollo 9 astronaut Russell "Rusty" Schweickart Includes: Rusty Schweickart's signature on the photograph and a signed Certificate of Authenticity Winning lots purchased by remote bidders will be shipped following the auction. Shipping and handling charges will be billed separately at actual cost.

Signed Apollo 9 EVA Photo of Rusty Schweickart

LXCL:8 x 10 NASA photograph featuring astronaut Nicole Stott during her career in human spaceflight. Stott flew aboard both the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station, spending more than 100 days in space and conducting a spacewalk during her missions. This photograph will be signed by Nicole Stott during the evening of the auction.A collectible tribute to one of NASA's most accomplished astronauts and advocates for exploration, education, and stewardship of Earth. Winning lots purchased by remote bidders will be shipped following the auction. Shipping and handling charges will be billed separately at actual cost.

Signed Astronaut Nicole Stott in Space

LXCL:8 x 10 NASA photograph featuring astronaut Steven Smith during his NASA career. A veteran of four Space Shuttle missions, Smith conducted seven spacewalks and played a key role in the assembly and maintenance of the International Space Station. This photograph will be signed by Steven Smith during the evening of the auction. A collectible piece honoring a distinguished astronaut whose missions helped build humanity's permanent presence in space. Winning lots purchased by remote bidders will be shipped following the auction. Shipping and handling charges will be billed separately at actual cost.

Signed Astronaut Steven Smith in Space

LXCL:8 x 10 NASA photograph featuring former astronaut Dr. Edward Lu during his career in spaceflight. A veteran of the Space Shuttle and International Space Station programs, Lu spent more than 200 days in space and currently serves as Director of B612 Foundation's Asteroid Institute. This photograph will be signed by Dr. Edward Lu during the evening of the auction. A unique collectible celebrating a pioneering astronaut and leader in advancing planetary defense and humanity's future in space. Winning lots purchased by remote bidders will be shipped following the auction. Shipping and handling charges will be billed separately at actual cost.

Signed Astronaut Edward Lu in Space

Felicidades, y gracias. Su oferta ganadora de la colecci&oacute;n personal de Rusty Schweickart significa m&aacute;s de lo que puede saber. Si est&aacute; con nosotros en Flagstaff, puede llevar su art&iacute;culo a casa. Si no lo est&aacute;, nos comunicaremos para confirmar la mejor direcci&oacute;n a la que podamos enviarle el art&iacute;culo. Rusty vol&oacute; en Apollo 9 en 1969 y pas&oacute; las d&eacute;cadas siguientes trabajando para proteger el planeta que vio desde el espacio. El Premio Schweickart lleva adelante esa misi&oacute;n, reconociendo a los cient&iacute;ficos e investigadores que est&aacute;n haciendo el duro trabajo de defensa planetaria hoy en d&iacute;a. Al adquirir esta pieza, no solo est&aacute; preservando la historia. Est&aacute; financiando su continuaci&oacute;n. Cada d&oacute;lar de esta subasta va directamente a apoyar el Premio Schweickart, administrado por la Fundaci&oacute;n B612 y el Instituto de Asteroides. Estos objetos son algunos de los &uacute;ltimos artefactos de Apollo volados por Rusty. Esperamos que encuentre un hogar donde su historia contin&uacute;e siendo contada. Con gratitudDanica RemyPresidenta, Fundaci&oacute;n B612

Felicidades, y gracias. Su oferta ganadora de la colección personal de Rusty Schweickart significa más de lo que puede saber. Si está con nosotros en Flagstaff, puede llevar su artículo a casa. Si no lo está, nos comunicaremos para confirmar la mejor dirección a la que podamos enviarle el artículo. Rusty voló en Apollo 9 en 1969 y pasó las décadas siguientes trabajando para proteger el planeta que vio desde el espacio. El Premio Schweickart lleva adelante esa misión, reconociendo a los científicos e investigadores que están haciendo el duro trabajo de defensa planetaria hoy en día. Al adquirir esta pieza, no solo está preservando la historia. Está financiando su continuación. Cada dólar de esta subasta va directamente a apoyar el Premio Schweickart, administrado por la Fundación B612 y el Instituto de Asteroides. Estos objetos son algunos de los últimos artefactos de Apollo volados por Rusty. Esperamos que encuentre un hogar donde su historia continúe siendo contada. Con gratitudDanica RemyPresidenta, Fundación B612

Schweickart Prize Auction

Preserving a Legacy, Protecting Our Future The collection continues to grow! New items will be added regularly, leading up to the auction&#39;s close on June 26 This collection features historic artifacts from the personal collection of Apollo 9 astronaut Russell &quot;Rusty&quot; Schweickart, a pioneering space explorer, co-founder of the Association of Space Explorers, and one of the world&#39;s leading advocates for planetary defense. Through his work in space and on Earth, Rusty helped inspire a global understanding of our shared responsibility to protect our planet. These rare books, signed memorabilia, and space history artifacts reflect that remarkable legacy. Proceeds from this auction will support the Schweickart Prize, established by B612 Foundation in 2023 to advance the next generation of planetary defense leaders and innovators. Awarded annually on International Asteroid Day, the Schweickart Prize recognizes graduate students whose work advances our ability to detect, predict, communicate, and mitigate asteroid impact risk. The recipient receives a $10,000 award, international recognition, and a museum-quality trophy featuring an authenticated meteorite. By participating in this auction, you are helping ensure that the vision and commitment of Rusty Schweickart continue to inspire new ideas, new discoveries, and new leaders working to safeguard planet Earth for generations to come. This special hybrid auction opens online on June 11 and concludes at 9:00 PM PDT on Friday, June 26, during the Asteroid Day Starlight Supper at Lowell Observatory. Bidders from across the country are invited to participate, while attendees of the Starlight Supper can view the collection in person and take home their winning items that evening. Winning lots purchased by remote bidders will be shipped after the auction. Learn more about the prize at <a fr-original-style="" href="http://www.schweickartprize.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">www.schweickartprize.org</a>.

Preserving a Legacy, Protecting Our Future The collection continues to grow! New items will be added regularly, leading up to the auction's close on June 26 This collection features historic artifacts from the personal collection of Apollo 9 astronaut Russell "Rusty" Schweickart, a pioneering space explorer, co-founder of the Association of Space Explorers, and one of the world's leading advocates for planetary defense. Through his work in space and on Earth, Rusty helped inspire a global understanding of our shared responsibility to protect our planet. These rare books, signed memorabilia, and space history artifacts reflect that remarkable legacy. Proceeds from this auction will support the Schweickart Prize, established by B612 Foundation in 2023 to advance the next generation of planetary defense leaders and innovators. Awarded annually on International Asteroid Day, the Schweickart Prize recognizes graduate students whose work advances our ability to detect, predict, communicate, and mitigate asteroid impact risk. The recipient receives a $10,000 award, international recognition, and a museum-quality trophy featuring an authenticated meteorite. By participating in this auction, you are helping ensure that the vision and commitment of Rusty Schweickart continue to inspire new ideas, new discoveries, and new leaders working to safeguard planet Earth for generations to come. This special hybrid auction opens online on June 11 and concludes at 9:00 PM PDT on Friday, June 26, during the Asteroid Day Starlight Supper at Lowell Observatory. Bidders from across the country are invited to participate, while attendees of the Starlight Supper can view the collection in person and take home their winning items that evening. Winning lots purchased by remote bidders will be shipped after the auction. Learn more about the prize at <a href="http://www.schweickartprize.org" target="_blank">www.schweickartprize.org</a>.

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