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Guion S. Bluford Jr. Signed NASA Astronaut 8x10 Photo BECKETT BAS

Guion S. Bluford Jr. Signed NASA Astronaut 8x10 Photo BECKETT BAS

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Guion S. Bluford Jr. Signed NASA Astronaut 8x10 Photo BECKETT BAS

Offered here is an outstanding 8x10 color NASA portrait signed by Guion S. Bluford Jr., the first African American to travel into space. The photo is boldly signed and inscribed in blue ink, with his full name and “NASA Astronaut.” Authenticated by BECKETT Authentication Services (BAS) with certification number BT04960.

Subject Importance & Achievements:

Guion S. Bluford Jr. (b. 1942) – U.S. Air Force officer, aerospace engineer, and NASA astronaut.

Made history on August 30, 1983, aboard Challenger mission STS-8, becoming the first African American in space.

Flew on four space shuttle missions during his distinguished NASA career.

His achievements opened doors for diversity and representation in the astronaut corps and American space exploration.

Item Details:

Size: 8x10 inches

Ink: Blue marker

Certification: BECKETT BAS #BT04960

Features personalization and full signature

Collector Notes:

Bluford’s autograph is highly sought after due to his groundbreaking role in U.S. history and his pioneering contributions to space exploration. An excellent addition to any NASA, astronaut, or American history collection.

From the Steve Grad Autograph Collection.

Steve Grad has been a regular cast member on the History Channel’s Pawn Stars since 2013, is the lead authenticator at BECKETT Authentication, and formerly served as Principal Authenticator at PSA/DNA (2002–2016).

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