Space Unit Publications for Sale

The Space Unit still has some publications in stock.
(all currency is in US dollars)

How To Collect Space Covers - $10
Astronaut Address List - $15
The Beck Handbook of Printed Covers - $10
Astophile Back Issues (limited issues available) - a small number available for $2.50 each
US Space Stamps and Postal Stationery - $10
Astrophile Index of Articles from 1960 to 1996 (78 pages!) - $15
Study of Suspect Space Covers - The most comprehensive publication on this topic ever produced! A must have.
For non-members $14.00 postpaid to USA and Canadian addresses and $17.00 airmail to other countries. Space Unit members receive a $2 discount.
Project Apollo Space Cover Catalog - This CD holds the entire 272 page book fully illustrated in color! A must have. For non-members $14.00 postpaid to USA and Canadian addresses and $17.00 airmail to other countries. Space Unit members receive a $2 discount.
Edwards Rocketplane Cover Handbook - A guidebook to collecting covers related to the MX-324, X-1, X-2, D-558, XF-91,X-15, X-20,and lifting body rocketplanes that flew at Edwards AFB through the 1970's. Includes history, flight log, and descriptions of available covers for each of these rocketplanes. For non-members $14.00 postpaid to USA and Canadian addresses and $17.00 airmail to other countries. Space Unit members receive a $2 discount.

Except where otherwise mentioned:
Prices include postage within the USA and Canada only. Overseas orders should add $3 to cover mailing costs.

Please make checks, bank drafts or money orders payable to 'Space Unit' in US Dollars only and mail to:

Carmine Torrisi
P.O. Box 780241
Maspeth, NY 11378
USA

Items Available from SU Members
Space Cover Dictionary & Identifer, Bruce Cranford (2006 Edition) - 'For the collector of space covers this publication is a great resource' Joseph Hann, Book Review, American Philatelist, February 2001. And the latest edition is even bigger and better. This invaluable reference book is available in both CD format ($15 US; $16 Overseas) and Print ($40 US; $43 Overseas), including shipping. For credit cards and Paypal orders go to http://home.comcast.net/~spacecovers/Dictionary/dictionary.html

American Astrophilately, David Ball (2010) - American Astrophilately assists both beginner and advanced collectors in identifying envelopes which meet the International Philatelic Federation (FIP) guidelines for exhibition for United States material at stamp shows. Several experts have contributed articles to explain NASA Official marks, tracking ships, prime recovery ships, and why some postmarks are preferred over others. The second part shows hundreds of envelopes in full color appropriate for exhibition. The artist responsible for the cachets is also identified. The following part shows the most important part of space event covers – the postmark. Machine and hand cancels from launch, mid-mission and recovery forces are shown. Comes with a CD full of useful information. For further information including cost see: http://www.AmericanAstrophilately.com

Project Mercury Points the Way, Steve Durst (2010) - The author uses astrophilatelic items to illustrate the intriguing story of Project Mercury. A CD book, it contains over 300 pages of history, photos, covers, postcards, appendices and more in full colour, covering the historic years of Project Mercury from the first Little Joe test flight to astronaut Gordon Cooper's final Mercury flight. Advance purchase price to SU members is $25 (shipping included for US customers, shipping extra for International customers). For non-SU members the cost is $35 plus $7 shipping. Contact Steve Durst for further information or to order the CD.