1972 Apollo 16 TWO original NASA RED-NUMBERED photos of MOON Argelander CRATER

Description: PRINTS BOOKS PHOTOGRAPHS MANUSCRIPTS CURIOSITIES - VINTAGE RED-NUMBERED NASA PHOTOGRAPHS -A pair [x 2] of rare and wholly ORIGINAL orbital views taken from the Apollo 16 spacecraft, showing the craters Bohnenberger and Argelander, April 1972.A total of TWO [x 2] vintage chromogenic print on fibre-based Kodak paper. Sizes: each 25.4 x 20.3 cm (10 x 8 in), with A KODAK PAPER watermarks on versos, RED NUMBERED in the margin on the front side NASA AS16-118-19016, NASA AS16-119-19035 [NASA Manned Spacecraft Center]. Taken by one of the crafts astronauts (Charles Duke, John Young or Ken Mattingly).Very Good condition. Light creasing to top left corner, but printed area unaffected, and a couple of smaller ones in lower margin. Please ask if you require a more detailed condition report, and view gallery images closely.Two original vintage red-numbered NASA Apollo 16 photographs of the Moon. The orbital views show in great detail the lunar surface in the area of craters Bohnenberger and Argelander on the nearside, and were taken by one of the crew onboard the Apollo 16 spacecraft during the mission in April 1972."The thing that impressed me about the Moon is how different regions are so different. Now they all look the same to the geophysicist. But they sure look different to the people that are orbiting close in. Every little crater's got a different characteristic. And it's sure hard to pick out till you get down there and really look at 'em." - John Young key words:

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