Complete set of mission patches for all NASA manned spaceflights up to Shuttle mission 51F

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Two complete set of mission patches for all NASA manned spaceflights up to Shuttle mission 51F

Complete set of mission patches for all NASA manned spaceflights up to Shuttle mission 51F, plus Skylab, Gemini project patches, and Grissom, White, Chaffee, memorial patch. Total 26 patches

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Category:
Space Technology
Object Number:
1985-2033/1
type:
mission patches
credit:
T.W. Services

Parts

STS-41G Crew Insignia Iron On Patch. The STS-41G Challenger mission insignia focuses on its seven crew members (first to exceed six), the United States flag and the Unity symbol known as the astronaut pin. The pin design in center shows a trio of trajectories merging in infinite space, capped by a bright shining star and encircled by an elliptical wreath denoting orbital flight. Crew members for the (originally-scheduled 17th STS) mission include astronauts Robert L. Crippen and Jon A. McBride, commander and pilot, respectively, whose surnames flank those of the NASA mission specialists - astronauts Kathryn D. Sullivan, David C. Leestma and Sally K. Ride. Paul Scully-Power, a United States Navy oceanographer, and Marc Garneau, a Canadian, join the crew as payload specialists. The artwork was done for NASA by Patrick Rawlings.

STS-41G Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-41G Crew Insignia Iron On Patch. The STS-41G Challenger mission insignia focuses on its seven crew members (first to exceed six), the United States flag and the Unity symbol known as the astronaut pin. The pin design in center shows a trio of trajectories merging in infinite space, capped by a bright shining star and encircled by an elliptical wreath denoting orbital flight. Crew members for the (originally-scheduled 17th STS) mission include astronauts Robert L. Crippen and Jon A. McBride, commander and pilot, respectively, whose surnames flank those of the NASA mission specialists - astronauts Kathryn D. Sullivan, David C. Leestma and Sally K. Ride. Paul Scully-Power, a United States Navy oceanographer, and Marc Garneau, a Canadian, join the crew as payload specialists. The artwork was done for NASA by Patrick Rawlings.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/21
type:
mission patches
APOLLO-SATURN (AS)-204 Insignia Iron On Patch

APOLLO-SATURN (AS)-204 Insignia Iron On Patch

Circular mission insignia patch for the Apollo 1 mission. The outer circle is patterned with the stars and stripes of the American flag. The inner circle has the name 'Apollo 1' as well as the surnames of the crew members - Grissom, White and Chaffee. The centre circle depicts the spacecraft orbiting the Earth, moving towards the Moon in the background.

Measurements:
overall: 80 mm,
Materials:
textile
Object Number:
1985-2033/1/1
type:
mission patches
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Apollo 7 Mission Iron On Patch

Apollo 7 Mission Iron On Patch

Apollo 7 mission patch in the shape of a ringed planet. The centre depicts the continent of America with the Roman numerals VII. The edge has the names of the crew members in white text: Schirra, Eisele and Cunningham. The top of the patch shows the spacecraft orbiting the earth, flames emitting from the engine.

Measurements:
overall: 77 mm x 90 mm
Materials:
textile
Object Number:
1985-2033/1/2
type:
mission patches
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Apollo 8 Mission Iron On Patch

Apollo 8 Mission Iron On Patch

Blue triangular mission patch for the Apollo 8. Depicts the Earth in the lower half of the triangle; the moon in the upper half, both within the confines of a large red number 8. Along the bottom are written the surnames of the crew: Borman, Lovell, Anders.

Measurements:
overall: 75 mm x 80 mm
Materials:
textile
Object Number:
1985-2033/1/3
type:
mission patches
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Apollo 9 Mission Iron On Patch

Apollo 9 Mission Iron On Patch

Circular Apollo 9 mission patch with a blue and black speckled background and red outer rim. White text along the outer edge lists the surnames of the crew members: McDivitt, Scott and Schweickart, as well as 'Apollo IX'. The image depicts the spacecraft and a lunar module.

Measurements:
overall: 76 mm,
Materials:
textile
Object Number:
1985-2033/1/4
type:
mission patches
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Apollo 10 Mission Iron On Patch

Apollo 10 Mission Iron On Patch

Shield shaped Apollo 10 mission patch, primarily shades of blue in colour, with a yellow outer rim. Central to the image is a large X with the spacecraft flying through it, above the surface of the Moon, with the Earth in the background. The very top of the shield features the name 'Apollo' and the surnames of the astronauts around the outer edges: Stafford, Young and Cernan.

Measurements:
overall: 82 mm x 77 mm
Materials:
textile
Object Number:
1985-2033/1/5
type:
mission patches
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Apollo 11 Mission Iron On Patch

Apollo 11 Mission Iron On Patch

Circular Apollo 11 mission patch depicting an American bald eagle holding an olive branch, on the moon, with the Earth in the background. There is a double rim: the outer edge is yellow/gold and the inner edge is blue. Across the top are the words 'Apollo 11'.

Measurements:
overall: 75 mm,
Materials:
textile
Object Number:
1985-2033/1/6
type:
mission patches
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Apollo 12 Mission Iron On Patch

Apollo 12 Mission Iron On Patch

Circular Apollo 12 mission patch depicting a clipper ship sporting the flag of the U.S.A. orbitting the moon. Along the top is the name 'Apollo XII' and along the bottom the surnames of the crew: Conrad, Gordon and Bean.

Measurements:
overall: 77 mm,
Materials:
textile
Object Number:
1985-2033/1/7
type:
mission patches
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Apollo 13 Mission Iron On Patch

Apollo 13 Mission Iron On Patch

Circular Apollo 13 mission patch depicting three golden horses symbolising the Greek sun god Apollo, on a black background; with the sun behind and the earth and moon below. Along the top, the name 'Apollo XIII' and along the right hand edge the Latin phrase' Ex Luna, Scientia'.

Measurements:
overall: 78 mm,
Materials:
textile
Object Number:
1985-2033/1/8
type:
mission patches
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Apollo 14 Mission Iron On Patch

Apollo 14 Mission Iron On Patch

Circular Apollo 14 mission patch featuring the moon, the Earth and the gold lapel pin, all on a dark blue background. Around the outside is a golden band featuring the name 'Apollo 14' and the surnames of the crew: Shepard, Roosa and Mitchell. The outer rim is red.

Measurements:
overall: 77 mm x 94 mm
Materials:
textile
Object Number:
1985-2033/1/9
type:
mission patches
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Apollo 15 Mission Iron On Patch

Apollo 15 Mission Iron On Patch

Circular Apollo 15 mission patch with red, white and blue rim. In the centre is a symbol of flight with a background of the moon's surface. Around the outside is the name 'Apollo 15' along with the surnames of the crew members: Scott, Worden and Irwin.

Measurements:
overall: 77 mm,
Materials:
textile
Object Number:
1985-2033/1/10
type:
mission patches
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Apollo 16 Mission Iron On Patch

Apollo 16 Mission Iron On Patch

Circular Apollo 16 mission patch with an eagle on top of a red, white and blue shield, on a background of the moon's surface. The outer rim is a blue band outlined in white and gold, featuring white stars and the surnames of the crew: Young, Mattingly and Duke.

Measurements:
overall: 78 mm,
Materials:
textile
Object Number:
1985-2033/1/11
type:
mission patches
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Apollo 17 Mission Iron On Patch

Apollo 17 Mission Iron On Patch

Circular Apollo 17 mission patch with a silver/grey rim that features the name 'Apollo XVII' and the surnames of the crew: Cernan, Evans and Schmitt. The central image is of the Greek god Apollo, with a space scene showing the moon and Saturn in the background. There is also an outline of an eagle with a representation of the United States flag in the form of four red stripes and three stars.

Measurements:
overall: 77 mm,
Materials:
textile
Object Number:
1985-2033/1/12
type:
mission patches
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Oval-shaped mission patch featuring a gold and navy border bearing the surnames of the crew: Allen, Fisher, Gardner, Hauck and Walker. The main image depicts the space shuttle Discovery trailing red and white stripes, an eagle and two satellites in orbit.

STS-51A Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

Oval-shaped mission patch featuring a gold and navy border bearing the surnames of the crew: Allen, Fisher, Gardner, Hauck and Walker. The main image depicts the space shuttle Discovery trailing red and white stripes, an eagle and two satellites in orbit.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/13
type:
mission patches
Circular mission patch for NASA's third flight of the Columbia, featuring a blue border and the crew's surnames: Lousma and Fullerton. The central image is of Columbia against a background of the Sun with rays.

Official STS-3 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

Circular mission patch for NASA's third flight of the Columbia, featuring a blue border and the crew's surnames: Lousma and Fullerton. The central image is of Columbia against a background of the Sun with rays.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/14
type:
mission patches
Spacelab 2 mission patch featuring the space shuttle Challenger moving through space; the sun and stars on a black background. Crewmembers' surnames in white text encircle the central image: Fullerton, Bridges, Musgrave, England, Henize, Acton and Bartoe.

Space Shuttle Mission 51-F Insignia Iron On Patch

Spacelab 2 mission patch featuring the space shuttle Challenger moving through space; the sun and stars on a black background. Crewmembers' surnames in white text encircle the central image: Fullerton, Bridges, Musgrave, England, Henize, Acton and Bartoe.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/15
type:
mission patches
STS-51D mission patch featuring the space shuttle Discovery and the original 13-star US flag orbiting the Earth. The crewmembers' surnames are written in white on a dark background: Bobko, Williams, Seddon, Griggs, Hoffman, Walker, Garn.

STS-51D Mission Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-51D mission patch featuring the space shuttle Discovery and the original 13-star US flag orbiting the Earth. The crewmembers' surnames are written in white on a dark background: Bobko, Williams, Seddon, Griggs, Hoffman, Walker, Garn.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/16
type:
mission patches
STS-51G mission patch featuring the space shuttle Discovery and an eagle's head on a dark blue background. Around the edges on a gold and burgundy border are the surnames of the crew members: Brandenstein, Creighton, Nagel, Fabian, Lucid, Baudry and Al-Saud.

STS-51G Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-51G mission patch featuring the space shuttle Discovery and an eagle's head on a dark blue background. Around the edges on a gold and burgundy border are the surnames of the crew members: Brandenstein, Creighton, Nagel, Fabian, Lucid, Baudry and Al-Saud.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/17
type:
mission patches
SPACELAB 3 mission patch depicting the space shuttle Discovery at the forefront with an outline of Pegasus in the background, above the US flag. Around the edge are the surnames of the crew members: Lind, Thagard, Overmyer, Gregory, Thornton, Van Den Berg and Wang.

STS 51B/SPACELAB 3 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

SPACELAB 3 mission patch depicting the space shuttle Discovery at the forefront with an outline of Pegasus in the background, above the US flag. Around the edge are the surnames of the crew members: Lind, Thagard, Overmyer, Gregory, Thornton, Van Den Berg and Wang.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/18
type:
mission patches
STS-9/Spacelab 1 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch. This is the official insignia for STS-9, the major payload of which is Spacelab-1, depicted in the cargo bay of the space shuttle Columbia. The nine stars and the path of the orbiter tell the flight's numerical designation in the Space Transportation System's mission sequence. Astronauts names featured on the red border.

STS-9/Spacelab 1 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-9/Spacelab 1 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch. This is the official insignia for STS-9, the major payload of which is Spacelab-1, depicted in the cargo bay of the space shuttle Columbia. The nine stars and the path of the orbiter tell the flight's numerical designation in the Space Transportation System's mission sequence. Astronauts names featured on the red border.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/19
type:
mission patches
STS-2 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch, featuring an eagle with the American flag on its wings as well as the name 'Columbia' and the astronauts names, Engle and Truly.

STS-2 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-2 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch, featuring an eagle with the American flag on its wings as well as the name 'Columbia' and the astronauts names, Engle and Truly.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/20
type:
mission patches
STS-4 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch. This oval shaped artwork is the insignia for the fourth Space Transportation System (STS-4) flight in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) space shuttle Columbia. The insignia shows the Columbia trailing the USA colours in the shape of her flight number, as well as the names of the astronauts.

STS-4 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-4 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch. This oval shaped artwork is the insignia for the fourth Space Transportation System (STS-4) flight in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) space shuttle Columbia. The insignia shows the Columbia trailing the USA colours in the shape of her flight number, as well as the names of the astronauts.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/22
type:
mission patches
STS-6 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch. The sixth space shuttle flight is represented by the hexagonal shape of the insignia and the six stars, in the portrayed constellation Virgo. The sign Virgo is also symbolic of the first flight of the space shuttle Challenger. Depicted above the spacecraft's open cargo bay is the combined Inertial Upper Stage (IUS) and a Tracking and Data Relay Satellite. The astronauts' names feature around the white border.

STS-6 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-6 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch. The sixth space shuttle flight is represented by the hexagonal shape of the insignia and the six stars, in the portrayed constellation Virgo. The sign Virgo is also symbolic of the first flight of the space shuttle Challenger. Depicted above the spacecraft's open cargo bay is the combined Inertial Upper Stage (IUS) and a Tracking and Data Relay Satellite. The astronauts' names feature around the white border.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/23
type:
mission patches
STS-1 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch featuring the name 'Columbia' and the names of the astronauts against a background of flames emitting from the space shuttle.

STS-1 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-1 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch featuring the name 'Columbia' and the names of the astronauts against a background of flames emitting from the space shuttle.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/24
type:
mission patches
STS-8 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch. The night launch of the space shuttle Challenger heading toward its third Earth-orbital mission is featured in the official insignia for STS-8. The eighth flight of the United States Space Transportation System (STS) is represented by eight stars of the constellation Aquila, "The Eagle". Astronauts Richard H. Truly, commander; Daniel C. Brandenstein, pilot; Dale A. Gardner, Guion S. Bluford, and William E. Thornton have their surnames on the border of the insignia.

STS-8 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-8 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch. The night launch of the space shuttle Challenger heading toward its third Earth-orbital mission is featured in the official insignia for STS-8. The eighth flight of the United States Space Transportation System (STS) is represented by eight stars of the constellation Aquila, "The Eagle". Astronauts Richard H. Truly, commander; Daniel C. Brandenstein, pilot; Dale A. Gardner, Guion S. Bluford, and William E. Thornton have their surnames on the border of the insignia.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/25
type:
mission patches
41-D Discovery Insignia Iron On Patch, featuring the Discovery - NASA's third orbital vehicle - as it makes its maiden voyage. The ghost ship represents the orbiter's namesakes which have figured prominently in the history of exploration. Surnames for the crewmembers of NASA's eleventh Space Shuttle mission encircle the red, white, and blue scene.

41-D Discovery Insignia Iron On Patch

41-D Discovery Insignia Iron On Patch, featuring the Discovery - NASA's third orbital vehicle - as it makes its maiden voyage. The ghost ship represents the orbiter's namesakes which have figured prominently in the history of exploration. Surnames for the crewmembers of NASA's eleventh Space Shuttle mission encircle the red, white, and blue scene.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/26
type:
mission patches
STS-5 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch. This is the official crew patch for the fifth NASA Space Transportation System (STS-5) flight, represented by the five points on the star. Crew members' names feature around the red border.

STS-5 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-5 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch. This is the official crew patch for the fifth NASA Space Transportation System (STS-5) flight, represented by the five points on the star. Crew members' names feature around the red border.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/27
type:
mission patches
STS-51C Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-51C Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-51C Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

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S84-42223 (10 Nov. 1984) - The crew insignia for STS-51C includes the names of its five crew members are astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly, commander; Loren J. Shriver, pilot; Ellison L. Onizuka and James F. Buchli, mission specialists; and Gary E. Payton, payload specialist.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/28
type:
mission patches
STS-41B Challenger Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-41B Challenger Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-41B Challenger Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

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The Space Shuttle Challenger, making its fourth space flight, highlights the 41B insignia. The reusable vehicle is flanked in the oval by an illustration of a Payload Assist Module-D solid rocket motor (PAM-D) for assisted satellite deployment; an astronaut making the first non-tethered extravehicular activity (EVA); and eleven stars.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/29
type:
mission patches
STS-7 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-7 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

STS-7 Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

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S83-28355 (March 1983) - The space shuttle Challenger, making its second flight into space on STS-7, is featured in the art for the insignia for that NASA flight. The remote manipulator arm is positioned such that, the number 7 is formed. Likewise, seven stars are visible against the black sky. Within the sun's center are representations for the five crew members, including, for the first time in NASA's space program, a woman ? Dr. Sally K. Ride, mission specialist. The crew members surnames are listed along the outside edge of the sphere. They are astronauts Robert L. Crippen, commander; Frederick H. Hauck, pilot; John M. Fabian, Sally K. Ride and Norman E. Thagard, mission specialists. The flight is scheduled for the first week of June 1983.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/30
type:
mission patches
Space Shuttle Mission 41C Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

Space Shuttle Mission 41C Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

Space Shuttle Mission 41C Crew Insignia Iron On Patch

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S84-25522 (15 Jan. 1984) - The patch to be worn by the five members of NASA's STS-41C space mission tells the story of that flight. It features a helmet visor of an astronaut performing an extravehicular activity (EVA). In the visor are reflected the sun's rays, the space shuttle Challenger and its Remote Manipulator System (RMS) deploying the Long Duration Exposure Facility (LDEF), Earth and blue sky, and another astronaut working at the damaged Solar Maximum Satellite (SMS). The scene is encircled by the surnames of the crew members. They are astronauts Robert L. Crippen, commander; Francis R. (Dick) Scobee, pilot; and Terry J. Hart, James D. van Hoften and George D. Nelson, all mission specialists.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/31
type:
mission patches
Set of Four Skylab Mission Insignia Iron On Patches

Set of Four Skylab Mission Insignia Iron On Patches

Set of Four Skylab Mission Insignia Iron On Patches

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/32
type:
mission patches
Complete set of six iron-on badges celebrating Mercury mission in original sealed packaging with instructions on the back. 2 are cicular in shape, 2 are square, one is octagonal, and one is triangular. They feature various colours and motifs, the embroidered names featured are Cooper, Schirra, Carpenter, Glenn, Grisson and Shepard.

Set of six Mercury Insignia Iron on Badges

Complete set of six iron-on badges celebrating Mercury mission in original sealed packaging with instructions on the back. 2 are cicular in shape, 2 are square, one is octagonal, and one is triangular. They feature various colours and motifs, the embroidered names featured are Cooper, Schirra, Carpenter, Glenn, Grisson and Shepard.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/33
type:
mission patches
Set of eleven Gemini mission insignia embroidered iron on badges in original sealed packaging. 8 are cicular in shape, whilst the others are hexagonal or triangular, featuring a range of colours, motifs and names, including Molly Brown, Grissom- Young, McDivitt White, Cooper, Conrad, Schirra, Stafford, Borman Lovell, Armstrong Scott, Stafford Ternan, Young, Collins, Conrad Gordon, Lovell, Aldrin.

Set of Eleven Gemini Mission Insignia Iron on Badges

Set of eleven Gemini mission insignia embroidered iron on badges in original sealed packaging. 8 are cicular in shape, whilst the others are hexagonal or triangular, featuring a range of colours, motifs and names, including Molly Brown, Grissom- Young, McDivitt White, Cooper, Conrad, Schirra, Stafford, Borman Lovell, Armstrong Scott, Stafford Ternan, Young, Collins, Conrad Gordon, Lovell, Aldrin.

Object Number:
1985-2033/1/34
type:
mission patches

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