Apollo 11 affixed 6 mm x 8 mm segment of Kapton gold foil is an actual piece of the Apollo 11’s Command Module CM-107 Columbia which flew the first manned lunar landing mission from July 16-24, 1969.
It is displayed in 3D frame, golden engraved plate inserted in 3D frame. Size of the frame is 230 mm x 180 mm x 25 mm. Golden metal plate with engraving image of Saturn V rocket on start, and text.
The photo can't do justice to this beautiful display.
This is part of a thermal protection subsystem that was recovered from the Command Module after splashdown.
The gold side of this foil has been affixed to an acrylic square in preparation for presentation.
The flown segment is from collection of the retired NASA employee William R. Whipkey.
The buyer will receive the letter of authenticity based on note of Mr. Whipkey confirmed the status of this artifact, we will provide you with the copy of Mr. Whipkey note as well.
We have over 30 years of experience specializing in Russian space artifacts, space and aviation memorabilia, historical autographs and many other rare and unique collectables. We have hundreds of unique and rare items in stock and we constantly update our inventory.
If you are looking for a specific artifact, please do not hesitate to contact us to inquire about your interests. We are a passionate company that takes pride in our commitment to provide genuine and rare collectables to everyone including private collectors, world famous auction houses, museums, science centres, art exhibitions, movie props and many more.
We can create special listings for multiple items with a complimentary price discount for multiple purchases, providing you with a new combined and lower shipping cost. Please do not hesitate to contact us to learn more about this offering!
Happy Collecting!