Soviet Space Program Artifacts
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| Artifact Description |
| Flown Film Canister (3.5x4") A grey metal round canister (No. 41) with a film spindle enclosed
was used during the 1988-92 period by the resident MIR crews (Nos.
9-12) to protect Intrakrom 1-840L film used in the 5th channel
of the multizonal camera MKF-6MA. The camera was used to study
natural earth resources and probably U.S. military targets. A
1997 certificate of auth. from the Federal Scientific Research
Center is included. Displayed in a plastic case. - $151.75 |
| Soviet souvenier that was made about 20 years ago in the USSR. The man beside the rocket is Tsialkovsky, one of the first Russian/Soviet
space scientists. The rocket is made stainless steel and is 14.5"
tall. The base and figure of Tsialkovsky are also metal. There
is a price stamp on the bottom of the base in Russian. |
| "Talawacky Cover" for use during EVA - Soviet Russian Program |
| Russian Male Space Restroom (20" high) used by the MIR Crew. An ingenious contraption designed
for the man who needs #1 and #2 at the same time. Rube Goldberg
would have been proud of this ingenious contraption. Displayed
in a plastic case - $1,365.00 |
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