New Pictures from an E-cycling Adventure

The other day I mentioned a cool E-cycle pickup I did last week. I met an engineer who worked at the UC Berkeley Space Laboratory and the Cyclotron at the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. He gave me a few boxes of stuff collecting dust in his closets and I've been going through it over the past few days. Lots of cool stuff for history buffs in there. My favorite item was a pamphlet from 1959 produced by the General Electric Missile and Space Department -- it summarized data regarding moon and planetary orbits.

Here's a link to some updated pictures.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/48865091@N04/

Thanks for posting pictures, neat stuff!

Very cool! When I get home tonight I'll look. I'm positive I have a '69 Kennedy 1/2 for you!

The red metal city pic. look to me like copper wire clamps

Thank you again for all the nice comments.
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@ Ticonderoga:
I know nothing about my camera. I just place the lens really close to the object. Zoom doesn't seem to work well.

@thortek
Thanks! I'm determined to find a 1969 in a coin roll. My pre '71 Kennedy hit rate is about 0.2%, so it will take a while.

@Mechanic688
Thank you for info about the copper wire clamps -- I made the edit.
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As I continue to explore these boxes, I keep finding new treasures -- it's kind of like disassembling a Matryoshka doll. I think I found the coolest treasure of all and I went a little crazy taking lots of pictures. It's a custom sun sensor designed and built at the Berkeley Space Lab in 1987. The engineering design documents for the base plate were included in the box. I'm not sure if it was ever used or if it was simply an experimental prototype. I'll need to contact the engineer who gave it to me to see if he knows the history.
Here's the updated link:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/48865091@N04/