Soyuz TM-14/15 FLOWN MIR space station Aerogram kapton foil It dates from a period

It dates from a period before onboard ISS mail became an established collecting field and while the station was still receiving its first major laboratory modules

Launch Complex 39 with crew members James A

Only the third such flown business card from any cosmonaut we have seen

and used by Commander James McDivitt during the mission to store paper towels in the spacecraft

NASA astronaut Terry Virts commanded Expedition 43

Soyuz TM-14/15 FLOWN MIR space station Aerogram kapton foil It dates from a periodSOYUZ TM 15 MIR ANTARES FLOWN AEROGRAMME Crew Signed Triple MIR Onboard Postmark Yuri Semenov Certification An exceptional flown postal artifact from the historic Soyuz TM 15 mission to the MIR space station, measuring approximately 8 10 inches. The aerogramme retains its partial original prefolding and is hand signed by the three member Soyuz TM 15 launch crew: Anatoly Solovyev Commander Sergei Avdeyev Flight Engineer Michel Tognini French Research