Souvenir pin badge as sold at the NASA Space Center visitor complex shops. Depicts the International Space Station, mesaures 1" with a choice of either gold or silver finish.

Mission	STS-88 / Endeavour.
Date	Launched 4th December 1998. Landed 15th December 1998.
Highlights	1st International Space Station Flight.

This official NASA Space Flight Awareness medal commemorates Space Shuttle mission STS-88 and the launch of the International Space Station. Produced and issued by NASA for award to ground support staff who worked on the Unity module and the International Space Station. This medal has been minted with metal from the Unity module of the International Space Station flown in space during this milestone Shuttle mission. In NASA tradition, the official declaration of authenticity is printed on the reverse of the medal.

Mission	STS-88 / Endeavour.
Date	Launched 4th December 1998. Landed 15th December 1998.
Highlights	1st International Space Station Flight.

This official NASA Space Flight Awareness medal commemorates Space Shuttle mission STS-88 and the launch of the International Space Station. Produced and issued by NASA for award to ground support staff who worked on the Unity module and the International Space Station. This medal has been minted with metal from the Unity module of the International Space Station flown in space during this milestone Shuttle mission. In NASA tradition, the official declaration of authenticity is printed on the reverse of the medal.
 Supplied With The Original NASA Issue Award Certificate !!!

Mission	STS-88 / Endeavour.
Date	Launched 4th December 1998. Landed 15th December 1998.
Highlights	1st International Space Station Flight.

This official NASA recognition award was presented to Boeing employee Steve Roark in May 1999 "in recognition of your dedication, commitment and outstanding support of the successful flight of STS-88". The certificate is printed on heavy textured card and features the launch of Endeavour plus the International Space Station Zarya and Unity modules. Attached is a Gold Seal that was launched into Space inside the Unity module aboard Shuttle Endeavour. The certificate reads; "This Gold Seal was flown aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour inside the Unity module. December 4-15, 1998". Signed with the printed signatures of Randy Brinkley (ISS NASA Program Manager) and Douglas Stone (ISS Boeing Program Manager). A stunning and official NASA presentation. Irreplaceable.

Mission	STS-96 / Discovery.
Date	Launched 27th May 1999. Landed 6th June 1999.
Highlights	2nd International Space Station Flight. 1st International Space Station Docking Mission. Pilot - Rick Husband. Killed In Columbia Disaster, Feb'03.

Official STS-96 astronaut presentation medal minted primarily for the mission astronauts to give to friends, family, co-workers, ground support... whoever they wish. Measures 39mm diameter, light weight aluminium with a mirror polished silver finish. Good to mint condition. Click on the image for an enlarged image of both sides.
Supplied with a display card featuring the mission emblem in full colour, the mission designation, orbiter and "Astronaut Presentation Medal".

Mission	STS-96 / Discovery.
Date	Launched 27th May 1999. Landed 6th June 1999.
Highlights	First International Space Station Docking Mission. Pilot - Rick Husband. Killed In Columbia Disaster, Feb'03.

STS-96 was the first mission to dock with the International Space Station. It was a logistics and resupply mission taking cargo for station outfitting. It also carried the Russian cargo crane "STRELA" which was mounted to the exterior of the Space Station and a U.S. built crane called the ORU Transfer Device.
This official NASA collectible contains a 1.5" square section of the payload bay liner removed from the payload bay of the Space Shuttle Discovery following the STS-92 mission. NASA produced and issued. Supplied mounted in a security sealed card. Measures 8.5" x 2".

Mission	STS-101 / Atlantis.
Date	Launched 19th May 2000. Landed 29th May 2000.
Highlights	3rd International Space Station Flight.

Official STS-101 astronaut presentation medal minted primarily for the mission astronauts to give to friends, family, co-workers, ground support... whoever they wish. Measures 39mm diameter, light weight aluminium with a mirror polished silver finish. Good to mint condition. Click on the image for an enlarged image of both sides.
Supplied with a display card featuring the mission emblem in full colour, the mission designation, orbiter and "Astronaut Presentation Medal".

Mission	STS-92 / Discovery.
Date	Launched 11th October 2000. Landed 24th October 2000.
Highlights	5th International Space Station Flight. 100th Space Shuttle Flight.

Official STS-92 astronaut presentation medal minted primarily for the mission astronauts to give to friends, family, co-workers, ground support... whoever they wish. Measures 39mm diameter, light weight aluminium with a mirror polished silver finish. Good to mint condition. Click on the image for an enlarged image of both sides.
Supplied with a display card featuring the mission emblem in full colour, the mission designation, orbiter and "Astronaut Presentation Medal".

Mission	STS-92 / Discovery.
Date	Launched 11th October 2000. Landed 24th October 2000.
Highlights	5th International Space Station Flight. 100th Space Shuttle Flight.

STS-92 was the 100th mission of the Space Shuttle programme and the 3rd flight of the International Space Station, delivering and installing the Zenith Z1 Truss and the third pressurized mating adapter for use as a docking port for subsequent Shuttle missions.
This official NASA collectible contains a 1.5" square section of the payload bay liner removed from the payload bay of the Space Shuttle Discovery following the STS-92 mission. NASA produced and issued. Supplied mounted in a security sealed card. Measures 8.5" x 2".

Mission	STS-98 / Atlantis.
Date	Launched 7th February 2001. Landed 20th February 2001.
Highlights	7th International Space Station Flight. Launch Of The U.S. Destiny Module.

This is a genuine, official issue mission emblem patch for Space Shuttle mission STS-98 Atlantis. The emblem was designed by the crew themselves and this patch is exactly the same as those worn by the crew. Measures 4" diameter and supplied mounted (but removable) to a colour illustrated certificate/plaque featuring information about the design of the mission emblem, crew members, mission designation and dates. Underneath the patch is a near full size colour illustration of the emblem. Overall certificate/plaque measures 12" x 9" and is suitable for framing within an 8" x 10" frame (as intended and as shown below but not as supplied).

Mission	STS-98 / Atlantis.
Date	Launched 7th February 2001. Landed 20th February 2001.
Highlights	7th International Space Station Flight. Launch Of The U.S. Destiny Module.

Official STS-98 astronaut presentation medal minted primarily for the mission astronauts to give to friends, family, co-workers, ground support... whoever they wish. Measures 39mm diameter, light weight aluminium with a mirror polished silver finish. Good to mint condition. Click on the image for an enlarged image of both sides.
Supplied with a display card featuring the mission emblem in full colour, the mission designation, orbiter and "Astronaut Presentation Medal".

Mission	STS-98 / Atlantis.
Date	Launched 7th February 2001. Landed 20th February 2001.
Highlights	7th International Space Station Flight. Launch Of The U.S. Destiny Module.

This official NASA Space Flight Awareness medal was issued to NASA ground staff and executives for their contributions to the US Destiny module of the International Space Station. In traditional NASA style, the declaration of authenticity is in raised text on the reverse of the medal; "This coin, containing metal from the U.S. Laboratory module flown on mission STS-98, commemorates the deployment of another element in building the International Space Station. February 2001". Supplied loose. Mint condition. Measures 39mm in diameter.

Mission	STS-98 / Atlantis.
Date	Launched 7th February 2001. Landed 20th February 2001.
Highlights	7th International Space Station Flight. Launch Of The U.S. Destiny Module.

This official NASA Space Flight Awareness medal was issued to NASA ground staff and executives for their contributions to the US Destiny module of the International Space Station. In traditional NASA style, the declaration of authenticity is in raised text on the reverse of the medal; "This coin, containing metal from the U.S. Laboratory module flown on mission STS-98, commemorates the deployment of another element in building the International Space Station. February 2001". Supplied packaged as issued by NASA; mounted in an informative card within a plastic case. Plastic case has a few minor scratches which is to be expected, otherwise it's all mint condition. Medal measures 39mm in diameter.

Mission	STS-100 / Endeavour.
Date	Launched 19th April 2001. Landed 1st May 2001.
Highlights	9th International Space Station Flight.

Official issue STS-100 mission patch as worn by the crew.

Mission	STS-100 / Endeavour.
Date	Launched 19th April 2001. Landed 1st May 2001.
Highlights	9th International Space Station Flight.

Official STS-100 astronaut presentation medal minted primarily for the mission astronauts to give to friends, family, co-workers, ground support... whoever they wish. Measures 39mm diameter, light weight aluminium with a mirror polished silver finish. Good to mint condition. Click on the image for an enlarged image of both sides.
Supplied with a display card featuring the mission emblem in full colour, the mission designation, orbiter and "Astronaut Presentation Medal".

Mission	STS-104 / Atlantis.
Date	Launched 12th July 2001. Landed 24th July 2001.
Highlights	10th International Space Station Flight.

Official STS-104 astronaut presentation medal minted primarily for the mission astronauts to give to friends, family, co-workers, ground support... whoever they wish. Measures 39mm diameter, light weight aluminium with a mirror polished silver finish. Good to mint condition. Click on the image for an enlarged image of both sides.
Supplied with a display card featuring the mission emblem in full colour, the mission designation, orbiter and "Astronaut Presentation Medal".

Mission	STS-108 / Endeavour.
Date	Launched 5th December 2001. Landed 17th December 2001.
Highlights	12th International Space Station Flight. Docked With I.S.S. In Orbit Over England.

Official STS-108 astronaut presentation medal minted primarily for the mission astronauts to give to friends, family, co-workers, ground support... whoever they wish. Measures 39mm diameter, light weight aluminium with a mirror polished silver finish. Good to mint condition. Click on the image for an enlarged image of both sides.
Supplied with a display card featuring the mission emblem in full colour, the mission designation, orbiter and "Astronaut Presentation Medal".

Mission	International Space Station Expedition 7.
Date	Launched 25th April 2003. Landing 27th October 2003.

This mustard seed (Bassica Nigra) was carried to and flown aboard the International Space Station by Expedition 7 Commander Cosmonaut Colonel Yuri Malenchenko, spending over six months in space orbiting the Earth.
The Brassica Nigra black mustard seed is the type which most Biblical Scholars believe quoted in the Bible (Matthew 17:20).
Presented on a colour illustrated card mounted within a 3.5" square acrylic case. The reverse of the card carries a signed declaration of authenticity.
Please note that the seed case has opened on most of the ten we have available due to the spacer gap in the case being too narrow. This was a presentation design error on our part and reflected in the incredibly low price.

Mission	STS-114 / Discovery.
Date	Launched 26th July 2005. Landed 9th August 2005.
Highlights	Space Shuttle "Return To Flight" Mission. First Female Shuttle Mission Commander. Entire shuttle fleet grounded after External Tank foam damaged Shuttle tiles during launch (cause of STS-107 Columbia disaster in 2003).

Official commemorative cover featuring the STS-114 mission emblem. Stamped and cancelled at the Kennedy Space Center on launch day.

Mission	STS-114 / Discovery.
Date	Launched 26th July 2005. Landed 9th August 2005.
Highlights	Space Shuttle "Return To Flight" Mission. First Female Shuttle Mission Commander. Entire shuttle fleet grounded after External Tank foam damaged Shuttle tiles during launch (cause of STS-107 Columbia disaster in 2003).

Official commemorative cover featuring the STS-114 mission emblem. Stamped and cancelled at Edward's Air Force Base on landing day.

Mission	STS-114 / Discovery.
Date	Launched 26th July 2005. Landed 9th August 2005.
Highlights	Space Shuttle "Return To Flight" Mission. First Female Shuttle Mission Commander. Entire shuttle fleet grounded after External Tank foam damaged Shuttle tiles during launch (cause of STS-107 Columbia disaster in 2003).

Official commemorative cover featuring the STS-114 mission emblem. Special launch and landing edition which was stamped and cancelled at the Kennedy Space Center on launch day and Edward's Air Force Base on landing day.