Cosmonauts | Signatures

Card signed by Soviet cosmonaut Anatoliy Filipchenko, featuring his signature “A Filipchenko” in Russian. A typed caption at the bottom reads “Anatoly (sic) Filipchenko: Soyuz 7, 16.” Filipchenko participated in two Soyuz missions and a critical Salyut 7 repair mission.

Card signed by Yevgeni Khrunov, a Soviet cosmonaut involved in the first docking of manned space vehicles. Signature is "Y. Khrunov" in Russian, accompanied by a typed caption referencing his missions on Soyuz 4 and Soyuz 5.

Vladimir Shatalov signed a 5x3 card with his name V. Shatalov in Russian. Accompanying the signature is a typed caption stating Vladimir Shatalov: Soyuz 4, 8, 10. He participated in historic missions including the first docking of two manned space vehicles.

Card featuring Georgi Shonin's signature in Cyrillic script, accompanied by a typed caption stating "Georgi S. Shonin: Soyuz 6". Shonin was the commander of Soyuz 6 in 1969, which conducted space welding experiments.

Post card signed by cosmonaut Anatoly Solovyev in green ink. Solovyev, a senior pilot and group commander, holds records for most space walks and time spent in extra-vehicular activity, having completed 179 days in space aboard the Mir space station.

Gherman Titov signed a 6x4 card with his Cyrillic signature, "Titov." He was the second Soviet cosmonaut and the youngest person to travel in space, spending over a day in orbit aboard Vostok 2 in 1961.

Card signed by Aleksei Yeliseyev, featuring his signature "Aleksei Yeliseyev". Yeliseyev, a Soviet cosmonaut born in 1934, completed three Soyuz missions and later taught at the Bauman Higher Technical School.