Astronaut Autographed Photographs
Jim Lovell Autographed Photos
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 APOLLO 8 EARTHRISE OUT-OF-STOCK Apollo 8 was only the second manned Apollo flight. Only 23 months after the tragic Apollo 1 fire, Americans were poised to win the space ...more JIM LOVELL EARTHRISE PHOTOApollo 8 was only the second manned Apollo flight. Only 23 months after the tragic Apollo 1 fire, Americans were poised to win the space race. One of the unforseen vistas was seeing the earth rise over the lunar horizon for the first time in history, and this view left the crew gasping at the sight on Christmas Eve, 1968. Signed in bright silver in the black sky. Lovell adds "Apollo 8". See this photo signed by Frank Borman
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 PORTRAIT OUT-OF-STOCK 8x10 NASA litho. Jim was aboard the first flight to the moon, Apollo 8 in 1968, and then back with the ill-fated Apollo 13. He had the ...more JIM LOVELL PORTRAIT LITHO8x10 NASA litho. Jim was aboard the first flight to the moon, Apollo 8 in 1968, and then back with the ill-fated Apollo 13. He had the most hours in space at that time, flying on Gemini 7 with Frank Borman for the first long duration (2 week) flight, and then again on the final Gemini 12 flight, with Buzz Aldrin, who iced his own flight to the moon with a textbook spacewalk, and working Agena rendezvous calculations in his head when Gemini's computer went down. Lovell just missed the cut for the original Seven Mercury astronauts, but was the first of the "New Nine" Gemini and Apollo crews. Today, at age 79, Lovell still flies his own aircraft to dozens of speaking engagements every year. Energetic as a man half his age, he is an eloquent and unapologetic advocate for the further exploration of space. Only available in 8"x10"
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 APOLLO 13 PRE-LAUNCH OUT-OF-STOCK Jim stands in his never-used lunar EVA suit in front of the Apollo 13 Saturn V being fueled, unaware of the turmoil about to ensue in a ...more JIM LOVELL APOLLO 13 PAD PHOTOJim stands in his never-used lunar EVA suit in front of the Apollo 13 Saturn V being fueled, unaware of the turmoil about to ensue in a few days. Before their miraculous return to earth on the 17th of April 1970, the crew would undergo a Herculean ordeal of explosions, a dead spacecraft, frozen instruments, oxygen deprivation, hunger and sickness. Only available in 8"x10"
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 APOLLO 8 DAWN OUT-OF-STOCK The first manned Saturn V sits on the pad at Cape Kennedy in the dawn hours as NASA prepares to send men to the moon for the first time. ...more JIM LOVELL APOLLO 8 DAWN PHOTOThe first manned Saturn V sits on the pad at Cape Kennedy in the dawn hours as NASA prepares to send men to the moon for the first time. The lunar lander is not ready yet, but no matter--the men aren't ready to land anyway. It is December 21, 1968, a year of unprecendented turmoil in the country. America desparately needs this flight to go well -- and it does. The crew reads passages from the book of Genesis on Christmas Eve, while circling the moon. Someone remarked upon their return "You saved 1968." SOLD OUT
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