Signed portrait of cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev in a Sokol spacesuit, shown at an angle on a light background
Signed portrait of cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev in a Sokol spacesuit with mission patches
Close-up of Sergei Krikalev's signature and handwritten notes on the photo

From the Tasillo Römisch Collection

Sergei Krikalev Cosmonaut Autograph

26,5x17,5cm glossy signed photo of spaceflight legend Sergei Krikalev, famously dubbed „the last Soviet Citizen“. Mint Condition.

Sergei Krikalev is one of the most experienced space travelers in history. A mechanical engineer and cosmonaut, he flew six space missions, including long-duration stays on Mir and the ISS, as well as two Space Shuttle flights. He famously spent 311 days in space during the collapse of the Soviet Union (Soyuz TM-12 and TM-13), essentially becoming "the last Soviet citizen." Krikalev has accumulated over 803 days in space, placing him among the world’s top astronauts by flight time. He has received numerous awards and held senior positions at Roscosmos. Today, he remains a key figure in Russian spaceflight history and administration.

 

€40,00 EUR
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