Camcorder Stowage Bag Assembly

Flown on the Last Flight of Endeavour STS-134

This Camcorder Stowage Bag Assembly was flown in space during the Space Shuttle Program on the last flight of Endeavour STS-134. The bag was Class I flight hardware with NASA part # 528-20772-1 s/n 1073 labeled on the front. NASA ordered an unknown quantity of these bags based on the1980's design of it’s Camera Bag. Made of Nomex fabric, the label attached to the bag indicates United Space Alliance as the contractor responsible for suppling these to NASA. On three corners of the bag there is a small sewn-in label with “Camcorder” stenciled.

A mylar(?) pocket on the top of bag held a list of the bag contents. This Camcorder Bag was possibly flown on other Space Shuttle Missions. A photo of a similar bag (not this one) in use on the Space Shuttle Columbia is shown. This bag is functional and is in very good condition.

One partition part #528-20772-11 and one bottom stiffener part # 528-20772-17 designed for the bag are included. These were probably flown, but their flight history is unknown.

NASA disposed of the bags with partitions and the bottom stiffener removed and the bag collapsed to about 4" in height. This bag was purchased as NASA surplus.

Camcorder Bags flown on these flights are also available: STS-77/121/122; 92/105; 108; 111; 112; 100; 133; 128/132; 114/121/134; 133.

This item is export controlled and can only be shipped to a US address.