1966 Grumman Aerospace Employee Investment Plan Apollo-Era NASA Contractor

Rare internal-use Grumman Aerospace booklet from 1966 — a powerful piece of space race history. This 32-page "Employee Investment Plan" publication was distributed only to Grumman staff during the company's peak years as NASA’s Lunar Module contractor. The illustrated cover features test pilots, engineers, and the iconic Lunar Module — a symbol of Grumman’s essential role in the Apollo Program. A unique blend of aerospace history and Cold War-era industrial pride, this document reflects the corporate culture of a company at the forefront of space exploration. Includes detailed information about employee stock options, benefit plans, and the company’s long-term vision. Great crossover appeal for collectors of NASA memorabilia, Cold War industrial design, and corporate Americana. This item does not turn up often — a true artifact of the Space Age, from the company that made the Moon landing possible. 🛰️ Issued in 1966, at the height of the Apollo Program 📍 Produced by Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation, Bethpage, NY 📄 32-page internal document with charts and financial info 🎨 Cover artwork features astronauts, engineers, and the Lunar Module 📚 Excellent for display, archival collecting, or space race research Very good condition overall. It has two tiny stains (pictured) and light edge wear, but otherwise is in excellent condition. Professional packaging always, since 2003. #ApolloProgram #NASACollectible #GrummanAerospace #SpaceRace #ColdWarHist