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Astronauts Michael Collins and John W. Young during a meeting.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

One of a collection of photos of Michael Collins at a European showing of American Air and Space vehicles.

NASA Photo, n.d. "A blow-up of a micrometeorite impact on the Agena 8 package".

Michael Collin's Notebook for the Gemini 10 Mission, c. 1966. A collection of handwritten notes and various documents and charts.

Part 2 of 2 of the Press Handbook for the Gemini-Titan 2 Air Force Lanch Vehicle, c. 1965

Part 1 of 2 of the Press Handbook for the Gemini-Titan 2 Air Force Lanch Vehicle, c. 1965

Notes taken by Melvin Gough on the director of NASA activies at the Air Force Missile Test Center during his time assisting with the organization of NASA.

Aerial photograph of a hangar at the NACA Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory in Virginia, including multiple aircraft and employees.

Aerial photograph of Langley Field at the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory in Virginia.

Volume 31, number 7 of Spectrum, a magazine published by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. This issue is titled "The Moon Landing: a 25th Anniversary Perspective."

A small booklet containing payload flight assignments for NASA's mixed fleet as of February 1991. "Avitabile" is written in ink on the front cover, indicating that this was his copy.

This pamphlet celebrates the 15th anniversary of the joint USA-USSR Space Mission, Apollo-Soyuz. The pamphlet includes the story of the project, an event program, and thanks to contributors and sponsors.

Letter from Metropolitan Club Secretary Lawrence L. Lamade accepting Collins' resignation.

Letter from Space World Editor John Rhea to Michael Collins, offering Collins a position on the Space World editorial advisory board.

Memo from Michael Collins to Chuck Tringali regarding the Nelson P. Jackson Award and nominating NASA Langley/LTV for the Scout (Rocket).

Page from a publication with information on the 1988 Nelson P. Jackson Aerospace Award and its past recipients.

Part 2 of 2 of various notes from the NASA Goals Task Force.

Part 1 of 2 of various notes from the NASA Goals Task Force.

Letter from Clifton F. von Kann, President of the National Aeronautic Association to the NAA Board of Directors regarding the changes to the NAA Bylaws.

Miscellaneous administrative records from the First Flight Society.

Comprehensive booklet containing information on the CPRW Inc. Advisory Board.

Draft of a Memorandum of Understanding Between the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the Space-Public Corporation.

Letter from Metropolitan Club Secretary Roger Kinte to the Members of the Club giving information on sponsoring new members.

Miscellaneous administrative records and ephemera from CPRW Inc.

Notes written on a file folder regarding the Space-Public program to allow "ordinary people in space".

Handwritten letter from T. F. Rogers to Michael Collins providing a "brief progress report" regarding Space-Public.

Enclosure to the letter from Charles W. Mathews to James M. Beggs detailing the "more important factors that need to be considered in formulating and conducting a private program that would see NASA's shuttle fleet used to provide the general public…

Letter from Charles W. Mathews (The Space-Public Corporation) to James M. Beggs (Administrator, NASA) providing updates from his company's work towards opening up space flights to the general public.

Supplimental Bill for Michael Collins expenses from the Metropolitan Club. Total due $1933.19.

Handwritten notes regarding Andrulis Research Corp., various people and their positions.

Pages 2 and 32 from the April 11, 1985 Commerce Business Daily.

Certificate from the State Corporation Commission of Virginia certifying the incorporation of the Space-Public Corporation on April 4, 1985.

Page 258 from the February 1985 Aerospace Daily featuring the article "Space Station Development Program Pushed by IEEE.

Letter from Thomas L. Hughes (Chairman, Mid-Atlantic Club) to "Colleague" providing the details for a luncheon with Chester L. Cooper.

Letter from Harry S. Dawson (Chairman of the Nelson P. Jackson Aerospace Award Committee) to Michael Collins, Hugh Downs, Robert Frosch, Robert Hotz, Frank Moss, and Harrison Schmitt. Dawson provides the background for the groups choosing of an award…

Booklet listing the full membership of The Metropolitan Club of the City of Washington, D.C. for January 1985.

Page listing the rules for a PRDA related submission process.

Letter from Clifton F. von Kann, President of the National Aeronautic Association to Michael Collins informing him that they would like him to remain on the Board of Directors.

Letter from Michael Collins to Clifton F. von Kann, President of the National Aeronautic Association, informing him of his leaving his position as Vice President LTV Aerospace and Defense.

Letter from the Metropolitan Club President John A. Sargent to Michael Collins welcoming him to the MC.

Letter from Clifton F. von Kann, President of the National Aeronautic Association to Michael Collins asking for him to serve on the Advisory Committee.