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Valentin Lebedev-Cosmonaut-211 Days in Space World Record-Autograph-COA
Valentin Lebedev-Cosmonaut-211 Days in Space World Record-Autograph-COA
Valentin Lebedev-Cosmonaut-211 Days in Space World Record-Autograph-COA
Valentin Lebedev-Cosmonaut-211 Days in Space World Record-Autograph-COA
Valentin Lebedev-Cosmonaut-211 Days in Space World Record-Autograph-COA
Valentin Lebedev-Cosmonaut-211 Days in Space World Record-Autograph-COA

Valentin Lebedev-Cosmonaut-211 Days in Space World Record-Autograph-COA

$ 18.98

Availability: 72 in stock
  • Modified Item: Yes
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Russian Federation
  • Total Time Space: 219 Days, 5 Hours: and 59 minutes.
  • Autograph Authentication: American-German Stamps Dealer LLC
  • Soyuz 13, Soyuz T-7, Soyuz T-5: World Record-211 Days in Space, 1982
  • Industry: Space
  • Modification Description: Photo is modified by the Original and Hand Signed Autograph.
  • Condition: Original and Hand Signed Autographed Photo of and by Valentin Lebedev, Russian Cosmonaut and World Record for 211 Days in Space, in Excellent Condition with a COA with a Lifetime Money Back Guarantee for Autograph Authenticity.
  • Signed: Yes
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Signed by: Valentin Lebedev, Cosmonaut
  • ***INCLUDES COA W/ LIFETIME MONEY: BACK GUARANTEE for Authenticity.

    Description

    *****COMPARE AT .95 IN THE USA, .99 IN NORWAY AND 0 IN INDIA****Original and Hand Signed Autographed Photo of Valentin Lebedev, Russian Cosmonaut, in Excellent Condition with a COA with a Lifetime Money Back Guarantee for Autograph Authenticity.  Lebedev has the Guinness Book of World Records for 211 Days in Space in 1982.  His total Space Time for his career was 219 Days, 5 hours and 59 minutes.  He was part of the 1965 Cosmonaut Group and completed Missions aboard the Soyuz 13, Soyuz T-7 and Soyuz T-5.  In addition to a record for time in Space, he also was awarded another World Record for the first plant to flower in Space in July 1982.  Lebedev completed more than 300 experiments in Space.  In 2000, Lebedev became the first cosmonaut ever elected to the Russian Academy of Science.  By trade, he was an engineer.  In 1993, he retired from the Space Program.  Lebedev has been recognized for both his space and scientific achievements with many awards and has also published more than 150 articles in scientific publications and written a book entirely while in Space during his 211-day space flight.  Estimated Market Value = 0.