I am very lucky to have acquired some very special pieces from The Apollo and Space Shuttle programmes.
Very few of these pieces are available today, especially in The UK.
Odyssey
One of my favourite creations. The Apollo 13 Command Module is laser cut from stainless steel. The hatch window is a crystal cabochon behind which is a piece of gold coloured Kapton Foil from The Command Module Odyssey.
The frame is finished with museum glass for optimal clarity.
Upon return to earth, NASA removed the Kapton Foil from the command Module and distributed these pieces to the NASA command team as gratitude for their dedication to The Apollo Programme.
Dimensions: 285mm x 235mm x 60mm deep
£ 495-00
ATLANTIS
This is a decent size frame with a profile of The Space Shuttle Atlantis in stainless steel.The nose section is created using a crystal cabochon behind which is a piece of Mylar from the cargo bay of the Space Shuttle Atlantis.
This particular piece was removed from the successful mission number STS-30 which launched The Magellan probe on it’s mission to Venus.
The frame is Italian wood with a leather background.
Dimensions : 730mm x 570mm
£ 985-00
Saturn V
The Cabochon is in fact attached to the area that housed The Command Module” Columbia” which brought the crew back to earth following their famous landing on the Moon.
The Kapton foil was removed by NASA following the return to earth and was distributed to The Command Team in recognition of their dedication to The Apollo programme.
Dimensions: 545mm x 445mm.
£ 980-00
Neil Armstrong
The magazine is from The Armstrong estate and comes complete with signed certificates from his sons Rick and Mark.
The magazine is encapsulated and presented in a frame complete with a piece of Apollo 11 Kapton Foil behind a crystal cabochon.
A very rare and unique piece of history.
£1980-00
Apollo 11
There is a piece of Kapton foil placed behind a crystal cabochon at the top of the Apollo 11 rocket.
This is a large piece at 350mm x 900mm high.
SOLD
Challenger
Behind the crystal cabochon nose is a piece of metal from the thermal insulation.
This piece was removed following mission STS-41C. Launch date was April 6th 1984.
This was Challengers 5th space mission.
Dimensions : 285mm x 235mm x 60mm deep
£495-00
Odyssey
One of my favourite creations. The Apollo 13 Command Module is laser cut from stainless steel. The hatch window is a crystal cabochon behind which is a piece of gold coloured Kapton Foil from The Command Module Odyssey.
The frame is finished with museum glass for optimal clarity.
Upon return to earth, NASA removed the Kapton Foil from the command Module and distributed these pieces to the NASA command team as
gratitude for their dedication to The Apollo Programme.
Dimensions: 285mm x 235mm x 60mm deep
£ 495-00
Atlantis
This is a decent size frame with a profile of The Space Shuttle Atlantis in stainless steel.The nose section is created using a crystal cabochon behind which is a piece of Mylar from the cargo bay of the Space Shuttle Atlantis.
This particular piece was removed from the successful mission number STS-30 which launched The Magellan probe on it’s mission to Venus.
The frame is Italian wood with a leather background.
Dimensions : 730mm x 570mm
£ 985-00
Neil Armstrong
The magazine is from The Armstrong estate and comes complete with signed certificates from his sons Rick and Mark.
The magazine is encapsulated and presented in a frame complete with a piece of Apollo 11 Kapton Foil behind a crystal cabochon.
A very rare and unique piece of history.
£1980-00
Apollo 11
There is a piece of Kapton foil placed behind a crystal cabochon at the top of the Apollo 11 rocket.
This is a large piece at 350mm x 900mm high.
SOLD
SATURN V
The Cabochon is in fact attached to the area that housed The Command Module” Columbia” which brought the crew back to earth following their famous landing on the Moon.
The Kapton foil was removed by NASA following the return to earth and was distributed to The Command Team in recognition of their dedication to The Apollo programme.
Dimensions: 545mm x 445mm.
£ 980 – 00
CHALLENGER
Behind the crystal cabochon nose is a piece of metal thermal insulation.
This piece was removed following mission STS-41C
Dimensions : 285mm x 235mm x 60mm deep
£495-00
ODYSSEY
One of my favourite creations. The Apollo 13 Command Module is laser cut from stainless steel. The hatch window is a crystal cabochon behind which is a piece of gold coloured Kapton Foil from The Command Module Odyssey.
The frame is finished with museum glass for optimal clarity.
Upon return to earth, NASA removed the Kapton Foil from the command Module and distributed these pieces to the NASA command team as
gratitude for their dedication to The Apollo Programme.
Dimensions: 285mm x 235mm x 60mm deep
£ 495-00
ATLANTIS
This is a decent size frame with a profile of The Space Shuttle Atlantis in stainless steel.The nose section is created using a crystal cabochon behind which is a piece of Mylar from the cargo bay of the Space Shuttle Atlantis.
This particular piece was removed from the successful mission number STS-30 which launched The Magellan probe on it’s mission to Venus.
The frame is Italian wood with a leather background.
Dimensions : 730mm x 570mm
£ 985-00
NEIL ARMSTRONG
The magazine is from The Armstrong estate and comes complete with signed certificates from his sons Rick and Mark.
The magazine is encapsulated and presented in a frame complete with a piece of Apollo 11 Kapton Foil behind a crystal cabochon.
A very rare and unique piece of history.
£1980-00
APOLLO 11
There is a piece of Kapton foil placed behind a crystal cabochon at the top of the Apollo 11 rocket.
This is a large piece at 350mm x 900mm high.
SOLD
SATURN V
The Cabochon is in fact attached to the area that housed The Command Module” Columbia” which brought the crew back to earth following their famous landing on the Moon.
The Kapton foil was removed by NASA following the return to earth and was distributed to The Command Team in recognition of their dedication to The Apollo programme.
Dimensions: 545mm x 445mm.
£ 980 – 00
CHALLENGER
Behind the crystal cabochon nose is a piece of metal thermal insulation.
This piece was removed following mission STS-41C
Dimensions : 285mm x 235mm x 60mm deep
£495-00