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Space Voyage Cachets:
1970-74 | 1975-77 | 1978-80 | 1981-88 | Halley's Comet

Notes

Special sale of satellite/spacecraft launch covers and satellite/spacecraft special event covers. All are multicolored SPACE VOYAGE printed cachets.
THIS IS A REVISED AND UPDATED LISTING WITH THE FOLLOWING CHANGES:

  • All covers are now listed in CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER (Earliest dated cover first, latest dated cover last).
  • The ITEM ID column is NOW the date of the cover, in this sequence: Year-Month-Day.
    ...............thus 19750408 is year 1975, 04th month, 08th day.
  • A suffix letter may be added to some LIST ID numbers to differentiate between different events, cancels, etc.
  • All covers are the standard U.S. size (number 6) unless otherwise noted.
  • All covers are unaddressed unless otherwise noted.
  • All covers are cacheted and a brief description is given of the event being commemorated. The multicolored SPACE VOYAGE cachet shows the satellite or spacecraft with appropriate detailed text
  • Since many collectors collect certain events depending of the rocket launch vehicle, I am now adding that information if it is noted on the cachet, by adding it at the end of the description in this form: (Atlas), (Titan 3b) etc. etc.
  • Where stamp(s) used on the cover are significant such as being related to the event or location, they will be described. Otherwise the stamp(s) used on the cover may be a flag stamp, a space stamp , a definitive or an unrelated issue.
  • If covers are autographed they are genuine.
  • When ordering, it is IMPORTANT that you order by LIST ID as well as ITEM ID. Please use the ORDER FORM.

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Price List

LIST IDITEM IDPRICECANCEL DATECANCEL LOC
SVSAT219700722$4.0007/22/1970V
MIDEAST RECONNAISSANCE satellite, survellance photos to ground by radio link. Prime mission: Watching the worlds trouble spots, it passes over middle east daily at 7:30pm . (Agena).

SVSAT219700723$4.0007/23/1970SB
INTELSAT III satellite, A F-8 communication satellite, the final launch in series, lost in space. (Delta).

SVSAT219700723A$4.0007/23/1970K
INTELSAT III satellite, A F-8 communication satellite, the final launch in series, lost in space. (Delta).

SVSAT219700724$4.0007/24/1970P
INTELSAT III satellite launched 07/23, A F-8 communication satellite, the final launch in series, lost in space. Patrick AFB FL postoffice closed on launch date, cover cancelled next day 07/24. (Delta).

SVSAT219700724A$4.0007/24/1970C
INTELSAT III satellite launched 07/23, A F-8 communication satellite, the final launch in series, lost in space. Cape Canaveral FL postoffice closed on launch date, cover cancelled next day 07/24. (Delta).

SVSAT219700819$4.0008/19/1970K
Skynet-B, 2nd British military comsat, to provide voice & teletype link between Britain and the Far East.

SVSAT219700819A$4.0008/19/1970SB
SKYNET-B, 2nd British military comsat, to provide voice & teletype link between Britain and the Far East. (Delta).

SVSAT219700819B$4.0008/19/1970P
SKYNET-B, 2nd British military comsat, to provide voice & teletype link between Britain and the Far East. (Delta).

SVSAT219700819C$4.0008/19/1970C
SKYNET-B, 2nd British military comsat, to provide voice & teletype link between Britain and the Far East. (Delta).

SVSAT219700930$4.0009/30/1970WI
PROJECT RAM, (Radio Attenuation Measurements). A ballistic test to study radio blackouts during re-entry. (Scout).

SVSAT219701109Q$5.0011/09/1970WI
OFO satellite, (Orbiting bullFrog Otolith) and RM satellite (Radiation Meteoroid) launch. The OFO satellite has two bullfrogs in orbit to determine effect of weightlessness. The RM satellite to measure real-time radiation dosage and velocity of meteoroids. (Scout).

SVSAT219701201$4.0012/01/1970K
OAO-B, Orbiting Astronomical Observatory, to study hot young stars, quasars and interstellar dust (satellite failed to orbit).

SVSAT219710331$4.0003/31/1971V
ISIS-2, the 3rd satellite in a joint Canadian-United States program, with 12 experiments to study the ionosphere and the mechanics that affect it.

SVSAT219710709$4.0007/09/1970WI
SOLRAD 10/EXPLORER 44 satellite launch on 07/08. 14 experiments to monitor solar and stellar x- rays, study effect of solar flares on manned space travel. Wallops Island VA postoffice closed on launch date, cover cancelled next day 07/09. (Scout).

SVSAT219710929A$4.0009/29/1971C
OSO-7 and TETR-3 launch, Orbiting Solar Observatory satellite, went into wrong orbit but saved for Solar Surveillance. TETR-3, a Test & Training Satellite imitates Apollo radio voice to exercise tracking stations. (Delta-N).

SVSAT219710929B$4.0009/29/1971SB
OSO-7 and TETR-3 launch, Orbiting Solar Observatory satellite, went into wrong orbit but saved for Solar Surveillance. TETR-3, a Test & Training Satellite imitates Apollo radio voice to exercise tracking stations. (Delta-N).

SVSAT219711102$4.0011/02/1971K
DSCSII, 1 & 2, defense satellite communications system satellites placed into synchronous orbit over the Pacific Ocean.

SVSAT219711115$5.5011/15/1971F
EXPLORER 45 satellite launch, from the San Marco Equatorial Range, Formosa Bay, Kenya cancelled Malindi Kenya (the nearest postoffice). A small scientific satellite to investigate magnetic disturbances, inner magnetosphere and solar flares. (Scout).

SVSAT219711219A$3.0012/19/1971SB
Second INTELSAT IV, 82 nation communications satellite, replaces intelsat III in 22,300 mile synchronous orbit over Atlantic Ocean. (Centaur).

SVSAT219711219B$3.0012/19/1971P
Second INTELSAT IV, 82 nation communications satellite, replaces intelsat III in 22,300 mile synchronous orbit over Atlantic Ocean. (Centaur).

SVSAT219711220$3.0012/20/1971C
Second INTELSAT IV, 82 nation communications satellite launched on 12/19, replaces intelsat III in 22,300 mile synchronous orbit over Atlantic Ocean. Cape Canaveral FL postoffice closed on launch date, cover cancelled next day 12/20. (Centaur).

SVSAT219720124$3.0001/24/1972K
Third INTELSAT IV, communications satellite oer the Pacific Ocean to transmit President's trip through special 50 ton station in China.

SVSAT219720301$4.0003/01/1972K
MIDAS 12, 3rd integrated satellite for early warning to detect submarine launched missiles, is stationed over the Panama Canal.

SVSAT219720311$4.0003/11/1972V
TD-1a, an astronomical Observatory Satellite, largest ESRO satellite with 7 European experiments to study high energy emissions from stellar & galactic sources.

SVSAT219721116$5.5011/16/1972F
EXPLORER 48 satellite launch, from the San Marco Equatorial Range, Formosa Bay, Kenya cancelled Malindi Kenya (the nearest postoffice). a US - Italian team launch, to study gamma ray astronomy. (Scout).

SVSAT219730215$4.5002/15/1973K
PIONEER 10 SPACECRAFT LEAVES ASTEROID BELT on 02/15. Spacecraft was launched 03/02/1972, is the first craft to travese the asteroid belt, is unscathed after 7 month & 270 million mile passage (and is on course for its scheduled arrival in the vicinity of Planet Jupiter on 12/03/1973).

SVSAT219730306$3.5003/06/1973C
PROGRAM 313/SDS/R & D Data Relay satellite launch, A USAF High frequency relay function for MIDAS super spies. (Atlas-Agena).

SVSAT219730306A$3.5003/06/1973K
PROGRAM 313/SDS/R & D Data Relay satellite launch, A USAF High frequency relay function for MIDAS super spies. (Atlas-Agena).

SVSAT219730309$3.5003/09/1973V
SAMOS 92 satellite launch, a recon for SALT check, photos relayed by the new USAF data relay satellite. (Titan 3b).

SVSAT219730405$4.5004/05/1973K
PIONEER 11 spacecraft launch, on a 22 month, 620 million mile to the planet Jupiter, to take pictures, measure Jupiter's atmosphere, radiation, temperature, magnetic fields and chemical composition. (Centaur).

SVSAT219730406$4.5004/06/1973C
PIONEER 11 spacecraft launch on 04/05, on a 22 month, 620 million mile to the planet Jupiter, to take pictures, measure Jupiter's atmosphere, radiation, temperature, magnetic fields and chemical composition. Cape Canaveral FL postoffice closed on launch date, cover cancelled next day 04/06. (Centaur).

SVSAT219730420$3.5004/20/1973K
ANIK 2, Telsat-B Canadian domestic communications satellite launched, with four channels providing first U.S. domestic satellite relay.

SVSAT219730420A$3.5004/20/1973C
ANIK 2, Telsat-B Canadian domestic communications satellite launched, with four channels providing first U.S. domestic satellite relay. (Delta).

SVSAT219730516$3.5005/16/1973V
SAMOS 93 satellite launch, a SALT checkpup of USSR missiles, a close look reconnaissance. (Titan 3b).

SVSAT219730610$3.5006/10/1973C
EXPLORER 49 satellite launch, a study of low frequency radio signals emitted by the Milky Way, the Sun, Earth and Jupiter. (Delta).

SVSAT219730611$3.5006/11/1973K
EXPLORER 49 satellite launch on 06/10, a study of low frequency radio signals emitted by the Milky Way, the Sun, Earth and Jupiter. Kennedy Space Center FL postoffice closed on launch date, cover cancelled next day 06/11. (Delta).

SVSAT219730626$3.5006/26/1973V
SAMOS spy reconnaissance satellite launched, but fails to orbit and plunges into the Pacific Ocean.

SVSAT219730713$3.5007/13/1973V
BIG BIRD 6, ADVANCED SAMOS (94) satellite launch, Project 467, a 25,000 lb. recon satellite over sinosoviet missile sites. (Titan 3d).

SVSAT219730818$4.5008/18/1973C
PIONEER 11 SPACECRAFT ENTERS ASTEROID BELT on 08/18. Spacecraft was launched 04/05/1973, First major hurdle on its 21 month trip to Jupiter.

SVSAT219731025$3.5010/25/1973K
EXPLORER 50 satellite launch, 12 scientific experiments to obtain measurements of energetic particles & magnetic & electrical fields. (Delta).

SVSAT219731103$4.0011/03/1973C
MARINER 10 launch, to explore atmoshpere & surface of planet Mercury; obtain new data on Venus and take pictures of these two planets. (Centaur).

SVSAT219731105$4.0011/05/1973K
MARINER 10 launch on 11/03, to explore atmoshpere & surface of planet Mercury; obtain new data on Venus and take pictures of these two planets. Kennedy Space Center FL postoffice closed on launch date, cover cancelled next day it opened: 11/05. (Centaur).

SVSAT219731203$4.0012/03/1973C
PIONEER 10 ENCOUNTERS PLANET JUPITER, returns color pictures of the planet and inner moons, provides information on atmosphere, Red Spot and magentic, electrical and radiation environment. Pioneer 10 was launched 03/02/1972.

SVSAT219731203A$4.0012/03/1973K
PIONEER 10 ENCOUNTERS PLANET JUPITER, returns color pictures of the planet and inner moons, provides information on atmosphere, Red Spot and magentic, electrical and radiation environment. Pioneer 10 was launched 03/02/1972.

SVSAT219731203B$4.0012/03/1973MF
PIONEER 10 ENCOUNTERS PLANET JUPITER, signals received at Ames Labs, Moffett Field, CA. First images from Jupiter.This spacecraft was builit by the Ames Labs and was launched 03/02/1972.

SVSAT219731215$3.5012/15/1973V
EXPLORER 51/ATMOSPHERE EXPLORER C launch, with 14 experiments to provide data on phenomena in thermosphere (Delta).

SVSAT219740218$4.5002/18/1974F
SAN MARCO FOUR satellite launch, a cooperative Italian-U.S. satellite to measure atmospheric density, temperature and composition. launch at the San Marco Equatorial Range (Ngwana Bay, Kenya) cancelled Malindi Kenya. (Scout).

SVSAT219740329$4.5003/29/1974C
MARINER 10 SPACECRAFT PHOTOGRAPHS PLANET MERCURY, takes 2300 photos, as it passes within 437 miles on its first encounter. Mariner 10 was launched 11/03/1973.

SVSAT219740329A$5.0003/29/1974PA
MARINER 10 SPACECRAFT PHOTOGRAPHS PLANET MERCURY, takes 2300 photos, as it passes within 437 miles on its first encounter. Mariner 10 was launched 11/03/1973. Cover has special machine slogan cancel that reads "Mariner 10 First Voyage to Mercury." slogan cancel is clearly readable on 10 cent Flag stamp. Signals received at Pasadena CA, the location of the Deep Space Network for Mariner 10.

SVSAT219740415A$3.0004/15/1974K
WESTAR satellite launch. The first domestic communications satellite, provides point to point transmission in all 50 states and Pureto Rico. (Delta).

SVSAT219740814$3.5008/14/1974V
SAMOS 100 satellite launch, a Lockheed close-look recon to observe Eastern Mediterranean and Sino-Soviet military activities. (Titan 3b).

SVSAT219740830$3.5008/30/1974V
ANS-Netherlands Astronomical satellite, 1st cooperative U.S.-Netherlands satellite, to study stars, galaxies & the universe.

SVSAT219740921A$5.0009/21/1974PA
MARINER 10 spacecraft flyby of planet Mercury, (its 2nd encounter) takes 500 pictures of the southern hemisphere's bright side. Mariner 10 was launched 11/03/1973. Cover has special machine slogan cancel that reads "Mariner 10 First Voyage to Mercury." slogan cancel is not all readable as part of it falls on dark portion of 10 cent Skylab space stamp. Signals received at Pasadena CA, the location of the Deep Space Network for Mariner 10.

SVSAT219741010A$3.0010/10/1974K
WESTAR 2 satellite launch, a Western Union communications satellite for voice and TV transmissions. (Delta)

SVSAT219741029$3.5010/29/1974V
SAMOS 101/BIG BIRD satellite launch, a multi-function recon satellite with long oribital lifetime, for sino-Soviet surveillance. (Titan 3D).

SVSAT219741121$3.0011/21/1974K
6TH INTELSAT (F-8) satellite launch, in the global communications network: 102 antennas at 80 earth stations in 58 countries. (Centaur).

SVSAT219741121A$3.0011/21/1974C
INTELSAT (F-8) satellite launch, 6th in the global communications network: 102 antennas at 80 earth stations in 58 countries. (Centaur).

SVSAT219741122$3.5011/22/1974C
SKYNET IIB satellite launch, a British Military communications satellite for the Indian Ocean station. (Delta).

SVSAT219741122A$3.5011/22/1974K
SKYNET IIB satellite launch, a British Military communications satellite for the Indian Ocean station. (Delta).

SVSAT219741203$4.0012/03/1974K
PIONEER 11 ENCOUNTERS PLANET JUPITER, and studies Jupiter's Heliosphere. (Encounter occured Dec. 02, 9:33 pm PST in California and Dec. 03 12:33 am EST in Florida). Spacecraft was renamed Pioneer-Saturn on this date, expected Saturn arrival Sept. 1979. Pioneer 11 was launched 04/05/1973.

SVSAT219741203A$4.0012/03/1974C
PIONEER 11 ENCOUNTERS PLANET JUPITER, and studies Jupiter's Heliosphere. (Encounter occured Dec. 02, 9:33 pm PST in California and Dec. 03 12:33 am EST in Florida). Spacecraft was renamed Pioneer-Saturn on this date, expected Saturn arrival Sept. 1979. Pioneer 11 was launched 04/05/1973.

SVSAT219741210A$3.5012/10/1974C
HELIOS satellite launch, A German satellite to study Earth-Sun relationship, with U.S. and German experiments. (launch occured Dec. 10, 2:11 am EST in Florida and Dec. 09, 11:11 pm PST in California). (Titan E).

SVSAT219741218$3.5012/18/1974K
SYMPHONIE (A) satellite launch, first French & German communications satellite in synchronous orbit over west coast of Africa to test communications equipment for media and data transmission. (Delta).

SVSAT219741218A$3.5012/18/1974C
SYMPHONIE (A) satellite launch, first French & German communications satellite in synchronous orbit over west coast of Africa to test communications equipment for media and data transmission. (Delta).

DB: stats: tusd(144,64,80,0)

Space Voyage Cachets:
1970-74 | 1975-77 | 1978-80 | 1981-88 | Halley's Comet


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