Lot 25
Lot 25
NEAR WHOLE MOON IN A PERSPECTIVE NOT VISIBLE FROM EARTH

LUNAR ORBITER IV, 1967

Price Realised GBP 750
Estimate
GBP 2,000 - GBP 3,000
Closed: 26 Oct 2021
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NEAR WHOLE MOON IN A PERSPECTIVE NOT VISIBLE FROM EARTH

LUNAR ORBITER IV, 1967

Price Realised GBP 750
Closed: 26 Oct 2021
Price Realised GBP 750
Closed: 26 Oct 2021
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Taken by a Kodak camera on board the robot spacecraft Lunar Orbiter IV, August 1967. The large-format vintage gelatin silver prints on fiber-based paper, NASA Langley caption IV-143M.
2114 x 1714in. (51.4 x 43.9cm)
Provenance
From the collection of Mike Acs
Special notice
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