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| Photo: Apollo 7 crew, Walt Cunningham, Donn Eisele, Wally Schirra, at news conference on May 10, 1967. |
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| Apollo 7 launch cover with a Kennedy Space Center hand cancel, October 11, 1968, signed by Wally Schirra, Walt Cunningham and Donn Eisele. This cover came from the personal collection of Walt Cunningham. - RRAuction |
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| Apollo 7 official NASA cachet on cover with a Kennedy Space Center machine cancel. Signed by Donn Eisele, Walt Cunningham and Wally Schirra. |
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| Photo: Apollo 7 crew in their spacesuit. |
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| Apollo 7 Orbit Covers cachet cover, postmarked October 11, 1968 at Cape Canaveral, signed in black ink by Walt Cunningham and in blue ballpoint by Donn Eisele and Wally Schirra. - RRAuction |
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| Photo: US President Johnson and his grandson watching Apollo 7 launch on TV, October 11, 1968. |
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| Photo: Apollo 7 expended Saturn IVB stage. |
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| Apollo 7 launch cover with a Houston postmark on October 11, 1968. Signed by Wally Schirra, Donn Eisele and Walt Cunningham. - RRAuction |
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| Photo: The first live TV broadcast from the Apollo 7 spacecraft. |
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| Apollo 7 "SpaceCraft" cover cancelled on launch day October 11, 1968 at PAFB, signed by Donn Eisele and Walter Cunningham. |
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| Photo: Apollo 7 crew took a photo of hurricane Gladys on the 6th day in space. |
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| Photo: Jon Eisele looking at a photo of his dad, Donn Eisele, on Apollo 7 spacecraft. |
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| Photo: Donn Eisele aboard Apollo 7 on the 9th day of the mission. |
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| Photo: "MAP LOCATES SPLASHDOWN AREA 230 MILES south-southeast of Bermuda where Apollo 7 and its crew of three astronauts are expected to return to earth tomorrow at 6:12 a.m., New Orleans time. The spacecraft is scheduled to reenter the earth's atmosphere while 400,000 feet over Houston, Tex. October 21, 1968. |
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| Photo: Crewmen onboard the USS Essex awaiting the Apollo 7 splashdown. |
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| Apollo 7 USS Essex recovery ship cover with the ship's 25th Anniversary cachet and Beck rubber stamp cachet. |
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| Photo: "CUTTING GIGANTIC CAKE with what appears to be a sword, the Apollo 7 astronauts celebrate their return to earth aboard the U.S.S Essex. The cake was presented to the trio by the aircraft carrier crew. From left are Navy Capt., Walter M. Schirra Jr., civilian Walter Cunningham and Air Force Maj. Donn F. Eisele." |
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| Apollo 7 USS Essex recovery ship cover postmarked on October 22, 1968, signed by Wally Schirra, Walt Cunningham and Donn Eisele. - RRAuction |
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| Photo: Apollo 7 crew onboard the carrier USS Essex. |
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| Photo: Apollo 7 crew greet by families at Ellington AFB on October 26, 1968. |
