Mercury MA-6 flown heatshield First Day Cover moon landing No material from the ill-fated

No material from the ill-fated flight STS-51L

personally hand-signed by Sergey Ryschikov

Endeavour flew on 25 missions between 1992 and 2011

launched using Redstone rockets

The source of this heatshield is a larger block formerly encased in lucite and given to NASA workers and VIPs as a recognition of their work in the Apollo program

Mercury MA-6 flown heatshield First Day Cover moon landing No material from the ill-fatedMercury MA 6 flown heatshield fragment It took us more than 20 years to locate a suitable flown artifact from Glenn's flight since almost nothing (except flown dollar bills) is on the market. According to our research we are the only supplier in the world now that can offer you a flown artifact from the first US orbita spaceflight Mercury MA 6. Mercury Atlas Friendship 7 was the first manned Mercury mission that reached orbit piloted by John Glenn.