Moon Crater Named After Him

John Monroe Van Vleck (1833-1912) American mathematician and astronomer. He taught astronomy and mathematics at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut for more than 50 years (1853-1912), and s

Loetz (Austria), Diaspora or "Moon Crater" vase with pinched top tendril footed base and moon crater surface in Platinum Blue Color, measuring 7 by 5 by 6 inches.

Apollo XI Astronauts signed NASA 11 x 14 Color Print of the Crater on the Moon. This Color Print has been signed by Commander Neil Armstrong, Command Module Pilot Michael Collins, and Lunar Module Pil

Title: The Moon - Crater Kepler and Vicinity, 1967 Medium: Photo Litho, 2000, Italy Dimensions: 9.95x9.55" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Board Reserve: $40.00 Shipping: Domest

7 1/2" UNMARKED LOETZ DIASPORA ART GLASS VASE GOLD IRIDESCENT BODY WITH HAMMERED "MOON CRATER" DESIGN

Vase, Unmarked Loetz Style Art Glass, 8" x 4", Green Iridescent Moon Crater Design, Square Shape, Polished Pontil Base, Collection Of Dave And Lisa Opfer

Attributed to Loetz, Art Nouveau Iridescent Crete Diaspora art glass vase, pinched on four sides with "moon crater" dimples and green lustre. Measures 7"H x 4.5"W. Condition report: Good condition, no

Tiffany Studios attrib., WindowNew York, Moorish Design, with white jewels forming arches, fields of Cypriote glass, emulating craters or moon craters, similar design items have been implemented in ma

UNTITLED (moon craters), 1973, three of the same color lithographs, each signed and numbered editions of 100 in pencil, sheet 32 ½ x 23 ¼”. (3)

These earrings are very lightweight. I believe they were supposed to look like the moon with craters. Condition is perfect and they are 3" long. Signed Art. Probably 1960s. This sale is online only-no

Original Tonka space crater crawler moon buggy. Displays nicely with metal flake paint job. Has some light wear from play and age. Measures approximately 13" long.

20th C. Sci-Fi Vintage Oil Painting on Canvas Moon Surface with Craters, Mars and Saturn. size: 24 x 30

"Pensive Moon" Metal Art - Measuring 10”h x 10.5”w on stand.Believed to be in homage to the 1898 iconic artwork named "Pensive Moon" which shows a moon in it's waning crescent phase with a

Frank Borman The first photograph taken by humans of the Moon from orbit; Crater Langrenus, during the first orbit of the Moon after lunar orbit insertion, Apollo 8, 24 December 1968 Vintage chromogen

A Rand McNally & Company 12" Lunar Globe from 1969. This Moon globe shows craters in tones of gray. The globe sits upon a plastic stand. Moon globes became popular in the 1960's as people followed

Lunar surface: Vallis Alpes and Crater Protagoras, high resolution frame LO IV-115-H3Lunar Orbiter 4, 1967Large format vintage gelatin silver print on matt paper, 45.5 x 48 cm (18 x 19 in)

Unknown. Craters on The Moon. Signed, but illegible. Not dated. Oil on canvas. Large scratches and tears, overall fair condition. 24” w x 33”h. Est. $50-75. Ship: $55

Apollo 16 astronaut, Charlie Duke signed 35'' panoramic photo of the lunar surface, with handwritten notes also added by Duke. He designates the various parts of the moon such as Plum Crater and Flag

EDGAR MITCHELL (b. 1930) American astronaut who took part in the Apollo 14 mission in which the uplands region north of the Fra Mauro crater on the Moon was explored by Mitchell and Commander Alan B.

Mid-Century Modern gold-tone metal collar necklace, suspending an abstract "craters of the moon" pendant. Inner diameter: 4.75"; pendant: 2.5" diameter.

ANIMAL FARM - 1955, SAD SACK - 1958, A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE - 1958, THE MOON IS BLUE - 1953, INVASION (PHOTOS & CARDS) - 1956, DESIREE - 1954, ROOTS OF HEAVEN - 1958, INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINESS - 19

Lila Katzen "Moon Marker, Far Lunar Side", lithograph. Crater shapes with metallic markers, Artist's Proof, blind stamp, lower right. [Art: 25 x 18 inches; Frame: 28 1/2 x 20 1/2 inches]. Provenance:

Apollo 11 negatives / transparency 2.375 x 2.25 taken on the moon, camera Hasselblad 500EL moonscape with crater

Rugged badlands along the floor of Crater Mendeleev on the "Dark Side" of the Moon (photographic sequence), Michael Collins [Apollo 11], 16-24 July 1969 printed 1969vintage gelatin silver prints on fi