Memorabilia Shop in WALSALL (UK)

Spaceboosters

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P.O Box 5229,
Walsall, West Midlands,
WALSALL,
WS1 9GU

T : 01922 447305

www.spaceboosters.co.uk

4.5 out of 5 - 2 reviews

Spaceboosters - Memorabilia Shop

‘Spaceboosters’ a one-stop space store offering expanding ranges of space memorabilia. Trading as collectors and enthusiasts for many years; visiting space and astronomy events throughout the U. K and the U. S has proved invaluable. It was with this experience that it was decided to create a more professional experience 'Space Boosters' was launched. The focus is to provide a wide range of spaceflight related merchandise to clients throughout the UK and indeed worldwide. The company is based in Shelfield (Walsall) it is mail order only.

The business supplies unique space merchandise items that are obtained where ever possible direct from the original sources, they are 100 per cent authentic. A wide range of merchandise is available that includes: space related photos, space mission patches, NASA astronaut and cosmonaut autographs, unique flown in space items and presentations for the avid collector down to pocket money priced items to inspire that next generation of space explorers.

As well as of all of the NASA related collectibles there is also a strong emphasis on providing Soviet / Russian collectibles so often overlooked by collectors. The friendly workforce ensures customers are satisfied with their purchase. The service is intended to be a pleasurable experience every time. 'Spaceboosters' are aiming to be the Space Superstore for space memorabilia and collectibles. The 'spaceboosters' web shop provides an easy to use environment when shopping for collectables and gifts for all ages.

Spaceboosters has an increasing customer base, worldwide; trading successfully on ebay with 100% positive feedback since November 1999; with over 250 unique customers. Clients include space collectors but also many people with an interest in a particular area of space exploration for example The Apollo Moon landings because they remember them as children, or space photography. Collecting space patches has become a hobby all of its own, ‘spaceboosters’ have commissioned two patches recently commemorating space achievements for a special event in London. The company is managed by both Nick and Bryar Deakin who have been focusing on the Spaceflight sector for many years. Both have previously worked for a broad range of companies, Nick Deakin is knowledgeable and experienced with a keen insight into the requirements of collectors. Wife Bryar helps him keep his feet firmly on the ground and also influences many of the business decisions.

Hours of Business

Spaceboosters are open for business from 9:00 to 5:30 Monday to Friday and are closed Saturday to Sunday.

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4.7 out of 5

as a space fan i was stuck who to turn to for regarding getting shuttle crew photographs,i e-mailed nick at spaceboosters to ask if he could help in purchasing thier products by post,he said there was no problem whatsoever,space boosters greeted my purchase with open arms despite not having a credit card,now to me these people at spaceboosters offered an excellent service,the photographs i received were superb,the quality super,the turn around from making my order was the quickest i have ever known,thank you so much,i will recommend you to my friends and anyone else who asks me where to get space related merchandise,super service all round,i shall use them again and again,and i urge anyone else to do the same-they are excellant!i won"t give you 5 stars,i shall give hundreds,Steve Black,Hoddesdon,Herts

Steve Black - 20 Nov 2007

4.3 out of 5

Spaceboosters offers a service which is high quality fast and efficent. I have dealt with them on a number of occasions and not found them wanting. I rate them highly. Regards

Rex Hall - 27 Aug 2007