Signed photo of Alexei Leonov during the first spacewalk (Voskhod 2), shown at an angle on a light background
Signed color photo of Alexei Leonov during the first spacewalk in history (Voskhod 2, 1965), with handwritten inscription
Close-up of Alexei Leonov's signature and Voskhod 2 inscription on the photo

From the Tasillo Römisch Collection

Alexei Leonov Cosmonaut Autograph – First Spacewalk (Voskhod 2)

20x15cm signed glossy photograph with inscription "Voskhod 2" from spaceflight pioneer Alexei Leonov during the first spacewalk in history. Excellent condition

Alexei Leonov was a legendary Soviet cosmonaut. On March 18, 1965, during the Voskhod 2 mission, he became the first human to perform a spacewalk (EVA). He later commanded the Soviet side of the Apollo–Soyuz Test Project in 1975, the first international crewed space mission. Leonov was also a talented artist who drew scenes from space while in orbit. He received numerous honors, including twice being named Hero of the Soviet Union. Leonov passed away in 2019 and remains a symbol of early space exploration.

Comes with a protective folder.

€190,00 EUR
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