阿波羅聯盟號親筆簽名 - 原始美國和俄羅斯船員簽名套裝 - 1970-1980
編號 88175897
Historic Apollo-Soyuz Crews Signature Set: A Cold War Collaboration Artifact
Step into a momentous era of space exploration with this extraordinary Soviet-made collector's item—featuring the autographs of both American and Soviet astronauts from the legendary Apollo-Soyuz Mission. This is more than a keepsake; it's a rare artifact symbolizing the first international space collaboration at the height of the Cold War.
Included in this Set:
- Photographs and Signatures of the American Crew:
Thomas Stafford: Commander of the Apollo module, Stafford played a pivotal role in the mission's success, ensuring seamless docking with the Soviet Soyuz.
Vance Brand: The Command Module Pilot who helped navigate the Apollo spacecraft, Brand's expertise was crucial during the docking and joint mission activities.
Deke Slayton: The Apollo Docking Module Pilot, Slayton was one of the original Mercury Seven astronauts, making this mission his long-awaited return to space.
- Photographs and Signatures of the Soviet Crew:
Alexei Leonov: The Soyuz commander and a spaceflight legend, Leonov was the first human to conduct a spacewalk in 1965. His leadership in the Apollo-Soyuz mission further cemented his legacy.
Valeri Kubasov: The Flight Engineer of the Soyuz spacecraft, Kubasov's role was vital in the scientific experiments conducted during the mission.
- Additional Autographs: Can you discover who they are from?
Why This Set is Unique:
- Authentic Soviet Craftsmanship: Encased in a vintage Soviet folder with the official stamps, this set encapsulates the Cold War era's unique aesthetic.
- Historical Significance: The Apollo-Soyuz mission was the first time American astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts worked together in space, making this set a symbol of international cooperation.
- Condition: This collector's item is preserved in good condition, with vivid colors and clear, bold signatures.
Don’t miss your chance to own a tangible piece of the space race, where rivals became partners in the infinite expanse of space.
Historic Apollo-Soyuz Crews Signature Set: A Cold War Collaboration Artifact
Step into a momentous era of space exploration with this extraordinary Soviet-made collector's item—featuring the autographs of both American and Soviet astronauts from the legendary Apollo-Soyuz Mission. This is more than a keepsake; it's a rare artifact symbolizing the first international space collaboration at the height of the Cold War.
Included in this Set:
- Photographs and Signatures of the American Crew:
Thomas Stafford: Commander of the Apollo module, Stafford played a pivotal role in the mission's success, ensuring seamless docking with the Soviet Soyuz.
Vance Brand: The Command Module Pilot who helped navigate the Apollo spacecraft, Brand's expertise was crucial during the docking and joint mission activities.
Deke Slayton: The Apollo Docking Module Pilot, Slayton was one of the original Mercury Seven astronauts, making this mission his long-awaited return to space.
- Photographs and Signatures of the Soviet Crew:
Alexei Leonov: The Soyuz commander and a spaceflight legend, Leonov was the first human to conduct a spacewalk in 1965. His leadership in the Apollo-Soyuz mission further cemented his legacy.
Valeri Kubasov: The Flight Engineer of the Soyuz spacecraft, Kubasov's role was vital in the scientific experiments conducted during the mission.
- Additional Autographs: Can you discover who they are from?
Why This Set is Unique:
- Authentic Soviet Craftsmanship: Encased in a vintage Soviet folder with the official stamps, this set encapsulates the Cold War era's unique aesthetic.
- Historical Significance: The Apollo-Soyuz mission was the first time American astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts worked together in space, making this set a symbol of international cooperation.
- Condition: This collector's item is preserved in good condition, with vivid colors and clear, bold signatures.
Don’t miss your chance to own a tangible piece of the space race, where rivals became partners in the infinite expanse of space.
