What Space Travel Stamps Do You Have?

Not sure if this was posted previously or not (some old posts have images removed), but in any case, here's the Mars Pathfinder souvenir sheet:

Don't know if this fits in with space travel . . . definitely space related.



Not sure how many satellites Panama had put into orbit by the time this was printed.

I've posted these on another stamp collecting forum but I am proud to show them off as they are a part of my Grandfather's collection. The stamps are all modest but to me what's special is the the care and passion he took in collecting the information (before the internet, not so easy!), scouring sources for stamps (also, before the internet, not so easy!), and then cutting the mounts, paginating all the material, etc.

As a side note I have been long needing to remount the stamps on paper but I've been torn between wanting to keep the album in the original condition I remember admiring as a kid, and my better judgement that tells me I should work to preserve everything as best I can - possibly trying to complete the album through the now defunct Shuttle era. But first I just need to get through the a small mountain of world-wide stamps in need of sorting so I'll have room on my desk!

Was never sure where to post these "minimum cards" ... seems too small to be called "maximum cards". Anyway, it fits the topic of space travel and features some of the early original "Colorano" Silk Cachets (I have a similar set with the Hunstville, AL postmark also.):

Just found this one from Russia that I didn't even know I had (was in a packet of Russian stamps). Not only depicts space travel, but I don't expect many others show them taking movies in space!

Recent snag off ebay from a seller in Latvia - wish I hadn't low-balled some of the nicer cards but tomorrow is another day. :)

Scans named and dated! well done Marius

Thanks Rod...do that most of the time.

Finally managed to upload some scans to photobucket so there will be more coming

I know not many collectors care for UN stamps, but here's a new one (just issued this month) from UNPA that fits this thread, even though it seems quite a bit "busy" in its design:

Cheating...

1992 Mini Sheet

This tread is so long, these may have all been shown, but I haven't had the time to check.

Russia 6083a

USA astronauts Neil Armstrong & Buzz Aldrin, first men on the moon, 25th anniversary, designed by Paul & Chris Calle, engraved by Czeslaw Slania, and issued by Sweden on May 11, 1994, Scott No. 2083, Facit No. 1841. The camera was a Swedish-made Hasselblad modified Data Camera 500EL.

- nethryk