JACK LOUSMA and C. GORDON FULLERTON Both sign an envelope commemorating their joint space mission aboard Columbia. Commemorative Envelope signed: "Jack Lousma", "Gordon Fullerton", 6½x3½. Cachet pictures the space shuttle, with ink stamp naming the signers and STS-3. Postmarked Puunene, Hawaii, March 22, 1982, 20-cent stamp affixed. Lousma and Fullerton flew the space shuttle Columbia on its final orbital test flight, March 22-30, 1982. LOUSMA (b.1936), an aeronautical engineer and Marine recon pilot who became an astronaut in 1966, had previously piloted a Skylab mission (September 1973), during which he worked in space for 11 hours. FULLERTON (1936-2013), a test pilot and from 1969 an astronaut, had piloted the Enterprise on its final approach and landing test flight. He would return to space on Challenger for the Spacelab 2 mission, July-August 1985. Both astronauts had worked on the Apollo project; Lousma was scheduled to land on the moon on the cancelled Apollo 20 flight. Lightly soiled. Fine condition. - Please contact us if you have any questions or require additional information. DOCUMENT 46266

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