Vintage 1970s NASA Aerospace Spacecraft Control Room Photo Lot of 5

Lot of 5 vintage color photographs, 3.5x5 prints, all showing significant magenta/purple color shift typical of 1970s film stock. Subjects include: an interior museum or facility exhibit with an open spacecraft or satellite mockup showing wiring and circuit boards; a close-up of a cloud-swirled planet with a small cross-shaped satellite, likely photographed from a projected slide or screen; a technical control room filled with switches and panels displaying a SMPTE color bar test pattern, suggesting a broadcast or satellite tracking station; a dark, blurry nighttime shot of a large mechanical framework, possibly an antenna or satellite structure; and a woman in a striped outfit standing beside a large white nose-cone or fuselage section marked 'UNITED STATES' with a painted flag, inside a hangar, likely a USAF or NASA-related facility. No captions or identifying text beyond the 'UNITED STATES' marking are visible. Locations are not confirmed but the imagery strongly suggests aerospace, satellite, or space program subject matter consistent with the era. Some prints show rounded corners, fading, and color shift; one image is notably dark and blurry with light reflections. Associated with the estate of USAF Col. Patricia Jane Harrington. A unique small archive for space program and aerospace history collectors. Please review photos for condition. Photos believed to be taken in Huntsville, Alabama.