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# STS92 - STS-92, 10/13/2000, Date is between Launch and Return Date

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 Own Limited-Edition Discovery STS-92 Silk Covers

 

Produced by Colorano, this set of covers honors important events from the Space Shuttle Discovery's  mission, STS-91 (the 100th mission of the Space Shuttle program). 

These popular Colorano covers feature “silk” cachets that are produced through a special screening process and then bonded to the envelope.  Each cachet pictures a photo from the mission and is surrounded by a golden border.  The covers bear patriotic US stamps and cancellations relating to events from the mission.  You can discover the story behind each one with the informative captions next to the cachets.

Launched on October 11, 2000, STS-92 lasted 12 days, returning October 24.  The shuttle brought materials to install at the International Space Station.  The astronauts performed four spacewalks, connecting the new parts to the existing station.

Discover more stories from this mission – order your silk covers today.

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 Own Limited-Edition Discovery STS-92 Silk Covers

 

Produced by Colorano, this set of covers honors important events from the Space Shuttle Discovery's  mission, STS-91 (the 100th mission of the Space Shuttle program). 

These popular Colorano covers feature “silk” cachets that are produced through a special screening process and then bonded to the envelope.  Each cachet pictures a photo from the mission and is surrounded by a golden border.  The covers bear patriotic US stamps and cancellations relating to events from the mission.  You can discover the story behind each one with the informative captions next to the cachets.

Launched on October 11, 2000, STS-92 lasted 12 days, returning October 24.  The shuttle brought materials to install at the International Space Station.  The astronauts performed four spacewalks, connecting the new parts to the existing station.

Discover more stories from this mission – order your silk covers today.