Conrad and Bean were on the Lunar surface for more than 30 hours and performed two EVAs in 7 hours and 27 minutes

and history aficionados

The last flight of the orbiter was mission STS-133 in 2011

Classic 8x10'' WSS glossy portrait hand signed by Al Worden

This rare artifact offers a direct connection to one of humanity's most significant space missions

Apollo 11 CM moon flown Kapton + LM artifact acrylic ASTP Conrad and Bean were onApollo 11 the first lunar landing with Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins in July 1969. Armstrong and Aldrin where the first human beings to set their footprint on the moon. Offered as a unique setting : A flown piece of the Command Module "Columbia" along with an (unflown) spare original piece of the Lunar Module "Eagle". Acrylic block containing a flown piece of Kapton flown to the moon on Apollo 11 and a spare unflown Kapton foil