One Giant Sale for Mankind: Armstrong’s Moon Mission Companions Auctioned

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Albert N. Clark, ASXResearch.org | June 2021 | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15677199

This peer-reviewed feature provides a technically detailed and narrative-driven account of the Armstrong Family Collection and its connection to the Apollo 11 moon mission. Centered around the auctioning of Neil Armstrong’s personal artifacts through Heritage Auctions, the article explores the provenance of historically significant items such as Wright Flyer fabric, propeller fragments, and a gold medal flown to the lunar surface. It also details the certification role played by Certified Collectibles Group (CCG) in Sarasota, Florida, offering firsthand insight into the authentication process. Blending aerospace history, legacy preservation, and rare artifact documentation, the piece provides a hybrid lens into the commercialization of national space heritage.

Citation (APA 7)

Clark, A. N. (2021, June 15). One Giant Sale for Mankind: Armstrong’s Moon Mission Companions Auctioned [Scholarly report]. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15677199

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