Charlie Duke - Apollo 16 Trans-Earth EVA Project Mercury An extraordinary piece of early

An extraordinary piece of early International Space Station postal history: an original handwritten letter composed aboard the ISS by Russian cosmonaut Yuri Usachev during STS-101

Hand-signed by the complete Soyuz TM-22 crew

Soyuz 4 and Soyuz 5 achieved a crewed docking and the first transfer of crew members between separate spacecraft in orbit

Alexander Alexandrot and Anatoly Levchenko

Alexander Gerst — European Space Agency astronaut and Flight Engineer

Charlie Duke - Apollo 16 Trans-Earth EVA Project Mercury An extraordinary piece of earlyApollo 16 Trans Earth EVA Signed by Charlie Duke Striking 9" 11" photograph printed on premium, special satin finish glossy paper, hand signed in silver ink by Apollo 16 Lunar Module Pilot Charlie Duke and personally inscribed: Start of Trans Earth EVA! During Apollo 16s journey home from the Moon in April 1972, Command Module Pilot Ken Mattingly ventured outside the spacecraft Casper to retrieve two valuable film cassettes from cameras housed in the