James Irwin Autograph

James Irwin was a well-known astronaut and the eighth person to have walked on the moon during the Apollo 15 mission. Born in 1930 in Pennsylvania, Irwin's interest in aeronautics didn't arise until he joined the United States Air Force. He was selected as a part of the fifth group of astronauts that NASA had selected supposedly to work on the Apollo program. More about James Irwin

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Current items with a signature of James Irwin

These are the most current items with a signature of James Irwin that were listed on eBay and on other online stores - click here for more items.

Picture Item Title Price Store
thumbnailDestination Moon By Astronaut JAMES IRWIN Signed Book$110.99logo
thumbnailJames Irwin & William Emerson - To Rule the Night *signed* jim moon astronaut$84.11logo
thumbnailJAMES IRWIN JIM IRWIN / APOLLO 15 SIGNED AUTOGRAPHED FIRST DAY COVER MOONWALKER$199.99logo
thumbnailNASA Apollo 15 Astronaut JAMES IRWIN Signed 8x10 Photo On Moon$110.99logo
thumbnailProgram & Signed Cut 1973 Astronaut James Irwin Apollo 15 Moon NASA Fort Worth$49.95logo
thumbnailSIGNED. To Rule the Night by James Irwin (1973) SEE PICS$89.99logo
thumbnailTO RULE THE NIGHT JAMES IRWIN 1ST ED SIGNED$99.99logo
While he had participated in the Apollo missions, Irwin's interest in space exploration went beyond just the exploration of the moon. He made it his mission to use his newfound fame to spread the gospel of Christianity, which he believed to have discovered in space. Irwin's convictions led him to resign from NASA in July 1972, after experiencing what he felt had been a religious experience while exploring the moon's surface. This allowed him to pursue his own mission, founding the High Flight Foundation to reach out to people, sharing his newfound faith in the Bible.

James Irwin's explorations beyond the Earth's atmosphere were marked by bravery, commitment, and faith. He demonstrated that space exploration can lead to discoveries in more ways than one. The journey beyond what was once thought to be the limit of human knowledge and capability inspired Irwin's inward journey, leading on his quest to spread the message of hope and spirituality with a determination similar to how he explored the moon. It is clear that James Irwin's work during the Apollo missions will remain a significant part of space history, but his passion and commitment to share his faith are equally important. Read even more about James Irwin at Wikipedia

Traded items with a signature of James Irwin

In total, we tracked 271 items since 01/01/2008. The chart below shows the trade volume over time.

The most expensive item with a signature of James Irwin (Apollo 15 James Irwin ''Rare'' Signed White Space Suit Lithograph Authenticated!) was sold in June 2018 for $3795.00 while the cheapest item (James Irwin Moon Sketch Index Card Signed Auto Autographed JSA Auction COA) found a new owner for $0.01 in July 2022. The month with the most items sold (7) was October 2021 with an average selling price of $60.00 for an autographed item of James Irwin. Sold items reached their highest average selling price in June 2018 with $3795.00 and the month that saw the lowest prices with $9.38 was July 2013. In average, an autographed item from James Irwin is worth $54.99.

Most recently, these items with a signature of James Irwin were sold on eBay - click here for more items.

Picture Item Title Price Store
thumbnailDestination Moon by James Irwin SIGNED with 2 Signed Photo Cards - Rare Lot!$30.00logo
thumbnailDestination Moon James Irwin Signed Book, photo and foundation pamphlet. 1989$75.00logo
thumbnailJames Irwin historic Moon Walk 3.5x5.5 signed color photo card inscribed$39.99logo
thumbnailJAMES IRWIN JIM IRWIN / APOLLO 15 SIGNED Launch DAY COVER MOONWALKER$99.99logo
thumbnailJames Irwin Moon Walk 8x10 Signed Color Photo in German w/ Ad Siegfried Fietz$65.00logo
thumbnailNASA Apollo 15 astronaut JAMES IRWIN hand-signed 8x10 photo MOON autographed $27.20logo
thumbnailTo Rule the Night SIGNED & AUTOGRAPHED by NASA Astronaut James Irwin HC Book$52.98logo
thumbnailTo Rule The Night SIGNED by Astronaut James Irwin Paperback Apollo 15$39.99logo
thumbnailTo Rule the Night: The Discovery Voyage of Astronaut JAMES IRWIN Signed scarce$29.01logo
thumbnailTo Rule the Night: The Discovery Voyage of Astronaut JAMES IRWIN Signed 1ST/1ST$20.00logo

Latest News about James Irwin

Defense propels Florence Huskies past James Irwin Jaguars (02/12/15): FLORENCE — A strong first quarter gave the Huskies the cushion they needed on Thursday. James Irwin managed only one point in the opening quarter and Florence used that to a 37-20 Tri-Peaks League win. Go to news article

Matthew Miller's 30 leads Florence Huskies past James Irwin Jaguars (02/11/15): Trent Braun during the Florence Huskies boys basketball game against the James Irwin Jaguars on Wednesday at Florence High School. ( Brandon Hopper / Daily Record ) Go to news article

Lamar girls rebound from loss to St. Mary's to beat James Irwin (01/27/15): Lady Savages rebound from loss to St. Mary's to beat James Irwin Go to news article

Lady Savages win over scrappy James Irwin; Savages fall to Jaguars, 71-69 (01/23/15): Lady Savages win over scrappy James Irwin; Savages fall to Jaguars, 71-69 Go to news article

Lamar boy's soccer team falls to Fountain Valley and James Irwin (10/07/14): Lamar boy's soccer team suffers two tough losses last week Go to news article

Older News Stories about James Irwin

Changes for Lamar games against Ellicott, James Irwin (01/2014): Greg Eddy, Lamar High School Althetic Director, announced some changes to both Friday's and Saturday's basketball games for Lamar from the original schedule.

Lamar boys soccer to host James Irwin on Friday, Oct. 4 at 4 p.m. (10/2013): The Lamar High School boy's soccer team will be back on the field when they host James Irwin on Friday, Oct. 4 at 4 p.m. Go to news article