Early Apollo "The Moon an Emerging Planet" Film Reel

Vintage NASA film reel, This is a 16MM film with sound and has a total leinth of 492 feet and a run time of 12 min, 43 seconds. It has an MSC number of 602 and was produced by AV Productions of Huston

These three very early presentation slides are from the personal collection of Richard "Dick" Underwood who was the Chief Engineer for the production of all the Gemini, Apollo and many Shuttle mission

A vintage NASA 16mm color film reel showing the Launch of Apollo 10 Saturn V Launch Vehicle. This film has a run time of 3 minutes and is in the original metal canister with a serial number 1. It is i

A very nice Apollo 13 Flown to the Moon film display presentation that is signed by Apollo 13 LMP Fred Haise. This has sections of the film leaders from three different rolls of film that were flown t

Antique 16mm Steel Film Reel 16mm format film reel from the early to mid 20th century. Made of steel, it does have rust due to its age, but looks like it can be cleaned off or left with the patina for

Antique 16mm Steel Film Reel 16mm format film reel from the early to mid 20th century. Made of steel, it does have rust due to its age, but looks like it can be cleaned off or left with the patina for

Antique 16mm Steel Film Reel 16mm format film reel from the early to mid 20th century. Made of steel, it does have rust due to its age, but looks like it can be cleaned off or left with the patina for

Antique 16mm Steel Film Reel 16mm format film reel from the early to mid 20th century. Made of steel, it does have rust due to its age, but looks like it can be cleaned off or left with the patina for

Apollo 11 Man on Moon Official NASA Film Standard 8 MM, AP-11, Ken Films Distributors. Scott Carpenter (Astronaut) Rescue at Sea, Columbia Pictures 8MM Silent film. Col. John Glenn Actual Pictures of

View-Master "Man on the Moon Project Apollo" View-Master Reels with Booklet

A color 16mm film reel with sound titled "Astronaut Personality Clip" showing Astronaut Fred Haise Back up Lunar Module Pilot for Apollo 11 during training and mission operations. This film reel is ho

Early reality TV from KABC in Los Angeles! The series Traffic Court ran for two years from 1957-1959. It was one of the earliest non fiction shows on television and was re-enactments of actual court p

A Trippensee Tellurium   Detroit, MI, Early 20th Century the brass plaque with serial number 12168, having a 3-inch Trippensee globe and moon, planet Venus, brass sun, oak arm and brass base. &#1

Vintage Reels Castle Films and Tootsie Toys Submarines. The films are: Woody Woodpecker, America on the Moon, Shrinking man, Monkey Go Round, Oswald Rabbit

Old Bell & Howell 16 mm movie projector in case with tin Kodak film canister and reel. Collector’s notes as shown.

News and sports reels, 23 total. Include Castle Films and Sport Parade. Moon Day 1969, Japan’s Surrender, Fishing, Skiing, Boxing.

Contemporary 70mm NASA color positive transparency film depicting Neil Armstrong on the surface of the moon from the Apollo 11 mission. With a fragment of Kapton foil insulation from the mission. Incl

Framed NASA Apollo 11 A Kodak Paper photographs. This features four images of astronauts on the moon from the NASA Apollo 11 mission.These photographs are film stills from the recording of Neil Armstr

An Original Mutoscope Film of 'Trip to the Moon' by Georges Méliès American, the die-cast reel centre marked 'INTER. MUTO.REEL.CO, PAT'D MADE IN U.S.A. N.Y.C.' and 'SUBJECT No. SERIAL No.'

Set of 8 hand-colored astronomy prints, moon, stars, celestial, orrery globe lesson, zodiac, planets, etc. American, mid 19th century. 11 1/2" x 9 1/2".

2017 $1 American silver eagle ( Philadelphia) NGC graded MS 70, early release and authentic hand signed by Apollo 16 astronaut Charlie Duke (10th person to walk on the moon).

Emerging from the depths of rich lapis lazuli, this early Byzantine ring features the proud figure of a lion, an emblem of strength and protection in both Christian and ancient Egyptian iconography. T

Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, or Michael CollinsOne of the most emblematic and widely circulated photographs of the Earth - a view of the globe shot as the spacecraft was heading towards the Moon. The

Iconic Apollo XI Color Film Negative of Aldrin's Footprint on the Moon Measuring 2.25" x 2.75", taken during NASA's Apollo XI mission, dated circa July 20, 1969. A transparent, plastic frame of 70-mm