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Episode Summary
Paul Ring talks with collector, lecturer, appraiser and space historian Larry McGlynn about collecting space-related items and art. He offers his thoughts about the current market and offers tips for new collectors. And he also tells a slightly NSFW story about a very special artifact.
Show Notes
Paul Ring talks with collector, lecturer, appraiser and space historian Larry McGlynn about collecting space-related items and art. He offers his thoughts about the current market and offers tips for new collectors. And he also tells a slightly NSFW story about a very special artifact.
Further Reading:
Larry McGlynn says NASA’s Catalogue of Manmade Material on the Moon made him chuckle because of how much the astronauts took back with them as souvenirs.
Here’s a peek at a couple of Buzz Aldrin Star Charts at the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal (courtesy of Larry McGlynn).
The Last Man on the Moon documentary tells the story of Apollo 17 Commander Eugene A. “Gene” Cernan, the last man to set foot on the moon’s surface.
Keith Haviland has produced a number of documentaries, including a number about aviation and space exploration. They Include:
· The Last Man on the Moon
· Mission Control
· Spitfire
· Armstrong
Larry McGlynn’s websites are the Space Artifacts Archive and Space Art.
Larry said he loved the story of Curt Newport finding Gus Grissom’s Liberty Bell 7.
Snoopy and Charlie Brown Test Cards from Apollo 10 and a video showing them being used during the mission.
Mentions:
Auction houses that sell aviation and space-related items:
· RR Auctions
· Heritage Auctions
· Bonhams Auctions
Boston’s Museum of Science
The Hayden Planetarium at the Boston Museum of Science.
Space Artists:Chesley Bonestell
Bob McCall
Alan Bean
Paul Calle and Chris Calle
Alexi Leonov
Bill Hartmann
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Note: Some product links in the show notes are Amazon Associate links. The proceeds from purchases using these links help fund the podcast.
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Episode Summary
Paul Ring talks with collector, lecturer, appraiser and space historian Larry McGlynn about collecting space-related items and art. He offers his thoughts about the current market and offers tips for new collectors. And he also tells a slightly NSFW story about a very special artifact.
Show Notes
Paul Ring talks with collector, lecturer, appraiser and space historian Larry McGlynn about collecting space-related items and art. He offers his thoughts about the current market and offers tips for new collectors. And he also tells a slightly NSFW story about a very special artifact.
Further Reading:
Larry McGlynn says NASA’s Catalogue of Manmade Material on the Moon made him chuckle because of how much the astronauts took back with them as souvenirs.
Here’s a peek at a couple of Buzz Aldrin Star Charts at the Apollo Lunar Surface Journal (courtesy of Larry McGlynn).
The Last Man on the Moon documentary tells the story of Apollo 17 Commander Eugene A. “Gene” Cernan, the last man to set foot on the moon’s surface.
Keith Haviland has produced a number of documentaries, including a number about aviation and space exploration. They Include:
· The Last Man on the Moon
· Mission Control
· Spitfire
· Armstrong
Larry McGlynn’s websites are the Space Artifacts Archive and Space Art.
Larry said he loved the story of Curt Newport finding Gus Grissom’s Liberty Bell 7.
Snoopy and Charlie Brown Test Cards from Apollo 10 and a video showing them being used during the mission.
Mentions:
Auction houses that sell aviation and space-related items:
· RR Auctions
· Heritage Auctions
· Bonhams Auctions
Boston’s Museum of Science
The Hayden Planetarium at the Boston Museum of Science.
Space Artists:Chesley Bonestell
Bob McCall
Alan Bean
Paul Calle and Chris Calle
Alexi Leonov
Bill Hartmann
Welcome PatronsNo new patrons this fortnight. Please consider supporting The Launch Pad Space Podcast, so we can make more episodes.
Become a Patron
Follow Us:Our Website
Note: Some product links in the show notes are Amazon Associate links. The proceeds from purchases using these links help fund the podcast.