Skylab Space Station

Launched Crashed

14th May 1973 11th July 1979

The official NASA designed and produced emblem patch for the Skylab programme. As worn by all astronauts and ground support staff who worked on the Skylab programme and missions. Measures 3" diameter and a must-have item to compliment any piece of Skylab space memorabilia.

The official NASA designed, produced and issued award medal commemorating the Skylab Space Station. Contains metal salvaged from the Skylab Space Station. Issued by NASA to ground support staff in appreciation of their efforts which made the first U.S. Space Station attempt a successful one. Official NASA declaration of authenticity is in raised text on the reverse of the medal. Back reads; "This medallion contains metal that travelled through space on the world's first space station - the U.S. Skylab in which astronauts Conrad, Kerwin, Weitz, Bean, Garriot, Lousma, Carr, Gibson and Pogue opened a new era in the uses of space. May 14, 1978 - February 8, 1974". Measures 1.5" (38mm) diameter, mint pristine condition.

A magnificent collectible for the discerning collector. Here is a genuine fragment (measuring approximately 1" long and 0.5" wide) of the Skylab space station, professionally mounted and protected on a colour card illustrating one of the last pictures of Skylab ever taken.
Supplied with a display and storage folder with the Skylab programme insignia on the front cover. Inside, Skylab mission Commander Charles "Pete" Conrad details the Skylab missions fascinating experiences, including the initial failures and eventual triumph that saved both the station, assignment and its crew. The folder also features a letter of authenticity from the leader of the NASA Skylab project, attesting to the fact that this fragments came from the crews life support tanks which crashed over Western Australia in July 1979.

One of the most prized items of historical space memorabilia, this polished 3.5" x 4.5" lucite pyramid showcases a 1" x 1" fragment of the U.S. Skylab Space Station. The fragment is authenticated by NASA themselves and embedded within the lucite, positioned over the colour Skylab mission emblem with certifying information underneath. The pyramid is packaged in a black velvet bag with a black and silver metallic cord. Stunning quality presentation, very attractive and fitting for such a unique piece of space history. Included is a 3" x 4" colour illustrated folder that contains; one of the last photos taken of Skylab in outer space, a letter from NASA authenticating the fragment, a letter from Skylab 1 Commander, Charles "Pete" Conrad detailing the three manned missions to Skylab and his astronaut photo. Supplied in the original black leather-look box with silver Skylab emblem.

Produced by The Spaceflori Corporation, this unique and limited edition presentation contains an actual piece of a Skylab Flown Beta Cloth Strap mounted to high quality photographic 8" x 10" print. Each print is numbered and accompanied by a matching numbered certificate of authenticity and fact sheet. A highly desirable and top quality presentation with your own piece of historic space flown hardware attached. Ready to frame and display in any discerning collection.

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