Signed photo of cosmonaut Aleksandr Ivanchenkov in an Orlan spacesuit during a spacewalk, angled view
Signed photo of cosmonaut Aleksandr Ivanchenkov in an Orlan spacesuit during a spacewalk
Close-up of Aleksandr Ivanchenkov's signature on the photo

From the Tasillo Römisch Collection

Aleksandr Ivanchenkov Cosmonaut EVA Autograph

14,5x12,5cm glossy signed photo of Cosmonaut Aleksandr Ivanchenkov during an EVA (spacewalk). Mint condition.

Aleksandr Ivanchenkov was a Soviet cosmonaut. A trained engineer, he joined the cosmonaut corps in 1973 and flew on two missions: Soyuz 29 (1978) to the space station Salyut 6, and Soyuz T-6 (1982), a joint Soviet-French mission which sent the first French astronaut (Jean-Loup Chrétien) to space. During his 140 days on Salyut 6 in 1978, he welcomed Valery Bykovsky and Sigmund Jähn, the first German in space, aboard the station. In total, he spent about 147 days in space. Ivanchenkov was involved in scientific research and space station maintenance during his missions. He received several high honors, including "Hero of the Soviet Union."

Comes with a protective folder.

€85,00 EUR
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