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#Nasa space shuttle sale full#
All packaging and shipping fees must be paid in full before shipment is released. We can package, palletize, crate, insure and ship to any Domestic or International location. PUCKETT AUCTION is available for all your custom packaging and shipping needs. Purchasers may select any shipper they choose that will collect the items at the auction gallery we use and recommend the following local shippers: Quotes for shipping should be directed to local shipper. Puckett Auctions Inc, shall have no liability for any loss or damage to such items, and purchaser shall pay in advance, all packaging expenses, including labor, materials, postage, all carrier fees and insurance charges. This will be over 6000 item to be sold in the next few months of this collection.īuyer?s Premium for monthly, catalogued auctions- A premium equal to 25% for live, phone and in-house absentee bidders, and 25% for live, online bidders, of the final bid price will be applied to each lot sold, to be final purchase price.īuyers Premium for firearms auctions is 25% in-house/phone/in-house absentee and 25% for online bidders, for all forms of payment.īuyers Premium for specialty auctions is subject to change please check each catalogue for details. There are two reassembled Atlas rockets and engines and parts from the Saturn, Apollo and Mercury during NASA's early days. Lying heaped up in trailers and in the undergrowth, was the testament to Man's quest for space exploration, now rotting as scrap metal. They are just there - thousands of artifacts weighing thousands of tons, worth millions. said Friday, standing amid mountains of NASA pieces collected by Bell during the last 25 years.īell's treasures are not catalogued, or organized. And to those who knew him, he was a collecting legend.Ĭharles actually went out to launch sites and cut the pads down," auctioneer Dave Manor of Astor, Fla. 16 2000 at his home on Merritt Island, Florida.īell's lifelong collecting passion goes public, when his amazing NASA cache and a few other things go to the auction block - at 10 a.m.
But the retired 57-year-old NASA design engineer of 37 years died Feb. One day, he hoped to start a space museum.
He picked up anything, and everything, especially artifacts from NASA dating to the 1960s. There are collectors, and then there was NASA electronics scientist Charles Bell.
When eccentric NASA inventor Charles Bell died, his rusting collection of space junk was sold at Cape Canaveral, to the amazement of space junk collectors. One owner with over 10,000 sq feet of items that have been in storage for 20 years Since The original Auction Of Charles Bell's Estate in 2000Īrticle Below From Charly Bell's Auction 20 Years Ago This Is one of many that we will be selling over 6000 items that will be up for Auction in the next few months.
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