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1960's Apollo Signed Charles Schultz Snoopy Astronaut poster. Charles Schulz was<br>a huge fan of the American Space Program and Snoopy was a NASA mascot for the<br>space program and was seen on uniform patches at NASA. Guaranteed 100% sure on<br>my life 100% authentic. By inheritance it's from the estate listed below, Debbie<br>is Rep Jerry L. Pettis' daughter Deborah mentioned below. Measures 22" x 16", I<br>have some other related items from the same estate that do help with the<br>provenance but I'm offering them separately as they are difficult to photograph<br>together and I cannot guess whether the potential buyer would be interested<br>enough in the other items. Some would, some won't. Plus I have to find said<br>items. Minor wear but overall clean with no significant issues. There were<br>apollo 8 and 11 items in this estate including signed presidential and signed<br>astronaut items. I'm actually not 100% sure which Apollo mission this poster is<br>from because evidently it's an extremely uncommon poster. It seems there was a<br>snoopy poster for every mission but you won't find them signed by Charles<br>Schultz, the highest result I found was an Apollo 1 poster the same size sold<br>for $3500 in 2018, unsigned.<br><br>SAN BERNARDINO, Calif., Feb. 14 (AP)—Representative Jerry L. Pettis was killed<br>today when a private plane he was piloting crashed, the Air Force reported. He<br>was 58 years old.<br><br>Rose Camaria, the Congressman's administrative assistant, said the plane was<br>down near Beaumont, Calif., and the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department<br>said it had found the wreckage of a plane near that city.<br><br>Mr. Pettis is survived by, his, widow, the former Shirley McCumber; a son, Peter<br>Dwight, and two daughters, Yvonne and Deborah.
