The book has yellowing due to age. The binding has some issues. There are many lunar photographs. Overall, in good condition.
The Vintage 70's Kennedy Space Center Moon Launch Site Coloring Book is a unique collectible item that provides a nostalgic glimpse into the history of space exploration.
About 24” wide when opened fully.
The product is a vintage Esso gas station poster from the 1969 NASA Space Program, featuring imagery related to the Apollo exploration missions. The poster depicts various aspects of space travel and the solar system, capturing the essence of the US space program during that era. Perfect for collectors of historical memorabilia and enthusiasts of astronauts and space travel, this poster offer a glimpse into the iconic moments of the Apollo missions and the excitement of space exploration in the late 1960s.
Vintage fold-open NASA Facts Skylab:
A Preview of America's First Earth-Orbiting Space Station fold open brochure and poster. Contains information about Skylab and folds open to a poster size print of Skylab by artist Albert Lane. In very good condition. The colors are still nice and strong. There are small tears at the fold creases. Please see photos. Will be shipped in a stay flat mailer.
About 24” wide when opened fully.
The product is a vintage Esso gas station poster from the 1969 NASA Space Program, featuring imagery related to the Apollo exploration missions. The poster depicts various aspects of space travel and the solar system, capturing the essence of the US space program during that era. Perfect for collectors of historical memorabilia and enthusiasts of astronauts and space travel, this poster offer a glimpse into the iconic moments of the Apollo missions and the excitement of space exploration in the late 1960s.
Official NASA portrait of the prime crew of the first manned Skylab mission (Skylab SL-2, 1973).
Joseph P. Kerwin — Science Pilot; first physician in space
Charles “Pete” Conrad, Jr - Commander
Paul J. Weitz — Pilot
About the Item:
∙ Official NASA-issued color crew portrait printed by the U.S. Government Printing Office (1973, catalog #MSCL-105)
∙ Crew shown in Skylab gold flight suits with Skylab station model
∙ Verso features full official NASA mission description and NASA meatball logo
About the Mission:
Skylab 2 launched May 25, 1973. The crew spent 28 days aboard America’s first space station — a record at the time — and executed a critical repair of the damaged station that saved the entire Skylab program. Kerwin made history as the first physician to practice medicine in space.
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