paseclipse,
I've been collecting space & aviation items for 30+ years. In that time I've put together an extremely large collection of very rare space & aviation artifacts, consisting of thousands of artifacts that have flown in space. I currently have approx 200 of my nicer pieces on loan to museums around the country and I do 40-50 school presentations a year on the Apollo lunar landings. I'm also 1 of 300 licensed educators allowed to check out moon rocks sample disks directly from NASA. I've also donated a significant amount of time to researching and preserving not only my collection, but many museum and private collections.
As I said in a PM, when I nicely asked you to remove your post from my thread, the site you posted is a place that sells common souvenir junk and is not what I collect. There are dozens of websites like you posted, any imbecile can find them in minutes. Again, as I told you, they sell made up garbage that's of no interest to me.
Do you really think I haven't used a search engine to look for NASA & space items ? The reason I posted here is due to the fact that So. Calif is home to so many historic space & aircraft programs. Many of the men who worked on those programs, are also into firearms and have the items that I am interested in collecting and preserving. Most of my collection has come from the men & women who worked on these programs and I've worked extremely hard to research, document, preserve and curate their artifacts for future generations.
So instead of respecting my request to remove your post from my thread, specifically because it is worthless and inane, you act as a petulant toddler and said "no". Perhaps your mommy should have taught you some manners and respect, but alas it's now up to strangers to do the job she should have.
Thanks for the tip and I eagerly await your brilliant retort. SMFH.
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Originally Posted by Paseclipse
I spent about 10 seconds searching online for you and found this- https://www.shopnasa.com/
I'm sure if you spend a minute or two using any internet search engine you'll probably find waaaaay more than I did in ten seconds. |
04-24-2022, 7:36 AM
NASA, Aviation, Space Items Wanted
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