Apollo 15 autographed postal cover smuggled to the Moon

Apollo 15 autographed postal cover smuggled to the MoonA rare chance to own one of the notorious Apollo 15 covers (envelopes) carried to the Moons surface. The story In the spring of 1971, German stamp dealer Hermann Sieger approached Apollo 15 commander David Scott. Sieger offered Scott and fellow Apollo 15 crewmembers Jim Irwin and Al Worden $7,000 each to carry 100 covers to the Moon. The crew agreed, on condition that Sieger would not sell the covers until the end of the Apollo programme. The crew

Superb unmounted mint with full original gum horizontal imperforate pair of imprimaturs with N

A complete unmounted mint sheet of 25 with full margins and original gum and just the merest hint of toning

Great Britain 1839 "Whiting" Treasury Essay

and his father

GB Specialised Catalogue No: AS69

A very fine used example of this difficult perforation variety neatly tied to a picture postcard of Wellington Gardens

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This is an extraordinary opportunity to own a fragment of a building of world-historic importance

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A very attractive block of the first stamp issues from Malta issued for local mail and rarely seen in such fine quality

Today he is revered as one of the most important figures of the 20th century

with many of the signers also adding personal comments