Apollo Over the Moon: A View from Orbit

NASA Litho # MSCL-22. "Apollo 8 spacecraft in orbit around moon views the earth". Signed by Jim Lovell, Frank Borman, and William Anders. First humans to travel to the moon. 8x10" color.

Lot 65 Lowell Nesbitt American (1933-1993) Apollo 8 Moon View (1970) oil on canvas signed verso 75 x 85 inches Provenance: From the Estate of Lowell Nesbitt

Apollo 8 Moon view Near Vertical photograph of the lunar far side. Dec 1968. These are the more rare Red Number NASA Photographs. AS8-14-2401

Official Red Number NASA Photo of the Apollo 8 Moon View, PSA Slabbed Authentic Type I Official NASA Photo of the Apollo 8 Moon View, from December 1968 , Slabbed by PSA as "Authentic Type 1". Photo s

No Reserve! Title: Scott No. 1371 2 each MNH Mint Sheet Date/Period: 1969 Additional Information: 6 Cents Apollo 8 Moon Orbit Scott No. 1371 2 each MNH Mint Sheet Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $7.0

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

Flight of Apollo 16 Moon Lunar Module Astronauts View of the Earth etc. Lot of 25 Framed 35 mm Slides Marked April 72 - 11 Movie Newsreels P.O. Box 2549 Hollywood, Calif. 90028 Approximately 2 x 2 inc

Apollo 8 Medal. Borman, Lovell, Anders. Dec. 21, 1968. First to Orbit the Moon. Project Apollo.

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

Space Still Bank Lot Including Moon Orbit. Three rocket and space related still banks, the Astro rocket, Apollo capsule, and Jet savings bank. Jet needs cleaning, tallest Astro Guided Missile Rocket S

AS15-91-12392 - 12394. Sea of serenity & the Caucasus Mts. Vintage chromogenic print on fiber based kodak paper 8" x 10" with NASA red mark in top margin.

AS15-88-11879, 11880, 11881. Vintage chromogenic print on fiber based kodak paper 8" x 10" with NASA red mark in top margin.

AS15-91-12387 - 12390. 4 Panoramic views of the Moon. Vintage chromogenic print on fiber based kodak paper 8" x 10" with NASA red mark in top margin.

Frank Borman While the spacecraft orbits the Moon, the Earth emerges above the lunar horizon and appears in the window of the spacecraft. This is the third Earthrise witnessed by humans, during orbit

AS11-42-6213. Photo of view of moon, target of opp. 66 & partial coverage SE of the Sea of Crisis. Vintage chromogenic print on fiber based paper 8" x 10" with NASA black mark in top margin. Creases t

Eugene Cernan Three photographs from the lunar surface as witnessed for the last time by humans from the CDR window of the LM Challenger before liftoff, Apollo 17, 7-19 December 1972, post EVA 3 Vinta

A large collection of 14 NASA issued and numbered Apollo 9 Earth orbit photographs of Earth. These are 8" x 10" in size and black and white. The photographs were taken from Earth orbit showing views o

Eugene Cernan, John Young or Thomas Stafford A three-quarter view of the full Moon seen from the departing Apollo 10 spacecraft after the trans Earth injection, Apollo 10, 18-26 May 1969 Vintage chrom

Apollo 11 negatives / transparency 2.50 x 2.50” taken on the moon, camera Hasselblad 500EL view of earth

Four original vintage color photographs of the moon surface from lunar orbit. These are all in 'A' Kodak Paper and all in great condition with expected wear. Notes NH-1

Eugene Cernan or Thomas Stafford Rare view of the Moon from record breaking low altitude from the LM descending for the first time to the lunar surface, unpublished after the mission, Apollo 10, 18-26

Alfred Worden, James Irwin or David Scot Views of the Moon after trans Earth injection (4 photos), Apollo 15, 26 July - 7 August 1971 Vintage gelatin silver prints on fibre-based paper, the first two

Alfred Worden, James Irwin or David Scot Four rare orbital views of the Moon, taken with three different lens and four different Hasselblad magazines, unpublished after the mission Apollo 15, 26 July

John Young, Eugene Cernan, or Thomas Stafford Four views of spectacular moonscapes from orbit, Apollo 10, 18-26 May 1969 Vintage gelatin silver prints on fibre-based paper, [NASA photos No AS10-30-446