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Space Shuttle Columbia mission-flown tyre Queen Victoria stamps Batum British Occupation - 1920

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Batum British Occupation - 1920 7r yellow

1992 at Kennedy Space Center following 10 days in orbit

A handwritten poetry inscription signed by one of history's most celebrated poets

They were predominantly used by the clergymen who volunteered to go and serve as the community's ministers

Betty's story was published as "Not Without my Daughter"

Space Shuttle Columbia mission-flown tyre Queen Victoria stamps Batum British Occupation - 1920The left hand nose gear tyre flown on Space Shuttle Columbia mission STS 52 in 1992. Mission STS 52 was the 51st NASA space shuttle mission and the 13th by Columbia. Headed by Commander James Wetherbee, it launched on October 22, 1992 and successfully touched down on November 1, 1992 at Kennedy Space Center following 10 days in orbit. The mission saw the launch of the LAGEOS II satellite a mirrored ball that scientists use to predict earthquakes.

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