The Antique 1910-1930’s Apollo Vanity Victorian Tray with Normandy Lace is a stylish and vintage piece that exudes a Victorian charm. Crafted from bronze in the United States during the early 20th century, this original tray features intricate designs and a Normandy lace detail, adding a touch of elegance to any decor. Measuring 13.75” in length, it is a unique and collectible decorative item that captures the essence of the 1910s-1930s era.
The certificate is most likely 11″ x 14″ and is matted on a 13″ x 16″ board. Autographs are printed and foxing clearly present on the certificate. Patch however is pristine/near pristine.
The Apollo 11 moon landing 5 oz solid silver medallion commemorates the historic event of man’s first lunar landing in July 1969. This collectible piece from the United States celebrates the astronauts and space travel theme associated with the Apollo exploration missions. Featuring intricate details and a significant historical significance, this silver medallion is a must-have for any space enthusiast or collector of historical memorabilia.
Apollo 14 (2) 14-Foot-long Lunar orbiter flight chart from Stuart Roosa Estate. Apollo 16 lunar surface flown (72 hours) LM procedure page w/Charlie Duke LOA. Mission flown relics issued to NASA employees.
Easy to Apply – Made from PVC material.
This is a 8″x8″ vintage photo of Schmidt Crater, a sharp-rimmed lunar crater measuring roughly 11 kilometers in diameter, located near the edge of the Sea of Tranquility. It was captured during the Apollo 10 mission in May 1969 as the crew flew low over the surface to scout and photograph the exact visual landmarks Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin would use to navigate during the historic Apollo 11 landing just two months later. Back of photo features the faint, genuine diagonal watermark reading “A KODAK PAPER”. Good vintage condition. Shows slight corner and edge wear commensurate with a genuine 1970s artifact. Slight yellowing as well. Please see all photos to better determine condition.
This is a 8″x8″ vintage photo of Schmidt Crater, a sharp-rimmed lunar crater measuring roughly 11 kilometers in diameter, located near the edge of the Sea of Tranquility. It was captured during the Apollo 10 mission in May 1969 as the crew flew low over the surface to scout and photograph the exact visual landmarks Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin would use to navigate during the historic Apollo 11 landing just two months later. Back of photo features the faint, genuine diagonal watermark reading “A KODAK PAPER”. Good vintage condition. Shows slight corner and edge wear commensurate with a genuine 1970s artifact. Slight yellowing as well. Please see all photos to better determine condition.
Made to be applied to a moon map. The only way for us to improve service is to be notified about concerns as soon as possible. The most typical range is 2 weeks.
