January 25, 1978

Autograph Letter of Astronaut Judy Resnik - Killed in the Challenger Disaster - About Autographs

Autograph Letter Signed

1 page

SMC 819

Resnik, who was the second American woman and the second Jewish person in space, here attends to the business of celebrity: she sends autographed postal covers and promises a photo of herself as soon as NASA releases one.

Autograph Letter Signed, 1 page, quarto, no place, January 25, 1978. To Mr. Kloda.

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