Astronaut John Glenn NASA Autographed/ Signed Photo 1, Friendship 7
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:26800859 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Signed by: John Glenn | Original/Reproduction: Original |
| Autograph Authentication: Not Authenticated |
Astronaut John Glenn Original NASA Autographed/ Signed Photo #1, Friendship 7
- Today we are pleased to offer a collection of original Astronaut autographs from a local estate, featuring some rare finds
- Black and white publicity photograph of John Glenn, signed in black sharpie pen and NOT INSCRIBED
- On February 20, 1962, Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth (three orbits in four hours and 55 minutes) aboard Friendship 7. On October 29, 1998, 36 years lat...er, U.S. Senator John H. Glenn, Jr. of Ohio returned to space aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery, spending nine days and orbiting the Earth 134 times. The 77-year-old's presence on the mission helped scientists study the effects of space on the aging process. His return to space is commemorated on a 33-cent U.S. stamp issued in 2000. Glenn retired from the U.S. Senate in 1999 after serving 24 years
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- As Shown
- Please see pictures for best details Please message us with any questions- Measurement: 8" x 10" promotional photo
- All of our listings are 100% unconditionally guaranteed authentic and as described - Purchaser pays $9.95 for shipping, handling and delivery confirmation
- Today we are pleased to offer a collection of original Astronaut autographs from a local estate, featuring some rare finds
- Black and white publicity photograph of John Glenn, signed in black sharpie pen and NOT INSCRIBED
- On February 20, 1962, Glenn became the first American to orbit the Earth (three orbits in four hours and 55 minutes) aboard Friendship 7. On October 29, 1998, 36 years lat...er, U.S. Senator John H. Glenn, Jr. of Ohio returned to space aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery, spending nine days and orbiting the Earth 134 times. The 77-year-old's presence on the mission helped scientists study the effects of space on the aging process. His return to space is commemorated on a 33-cent U.S. stamp issued in 2000. Glenn retired from the U.S. Senate in 1999 after serving 24 years
- Don't miss out on this opportunity!
- As Shown
- Please see pictures for best details Please message us with any questions- Measurement: 8" x 10" promotional photo
- All of our listings are 100% unconditionally guaranteed authentic and as described - Purchaser pays $9.95 for shipping, handling and delivery confirmation
