Diverse space collection of NASA engineer Milton J. 'Jack' Neubauer, Jr., containing hundreds of pieces of memorabilia, souvenirs, and period publications covering the full evolution of the iconic U.S. space program. The collection includes a large assortment of pins, decals, and patches honoring various milestones and Apollo and Space Shuttle missions; awards and certificates issued to Neubauer during his NASA career; ephemera like playing card decks, mugs, ashtrays, 45 RPM records, lapel pins and tie clips, medallions, posters, and an ‘Apollo Lunar Module’ model by Revell; sundry manuals, cassette tapes, and booklets for space probe programs like Viking, Mariner, and Pioneer; several items commemorating the 20th and 25th anniversaries of the Apollo 11 moon landing, such as newsletters, magazines, booklets, and two celebratory t-shirts; numerous official NASA lithographs and photographs, some oversized and some souvenir, including 10 official red-numbered NASA photos for the Apollo 11 mission, each with varying degrees of condition flaws; and astronaut books and mixed issues of publications like NASA Spinoff, the Langley Researcher, Spaceport News, NASA Facts, and a special edition of the Houston Chronicle ‘Texas Magazine’ that highlights the use of Peanuts character Snoopy as the mascot for NASA’s safety program. In overall fine condition.
