Apollo 8 moon flown Kapton foil 8x10 presentation flown to the moon Worn on the lunar surface

Worn on the lunar surface by Astronaut moonwalker Dave Scott as part of his PLSS and carried on the first lunar rover for a total of more than 18 hours then used again by Alfred Worden during his first deep-space EVA

individual particles were occasionally trapped in the glue around Velcro strips and other fittings

but removed earlier during regular maintenance and sold afterwards

During the mission

Astronaut Karen Nyberg hand signed 4x6'' glossy portrait

Apollo 8 moon flown Kapton foil 8x10 presentation flown to the moon Worn on the lunar surfaceFlown Kapton foil from the Apollo 8 Command Module. Mounted on an 8x10 presentation certified on the backside. Apollo 8 was the first mission to the Moon and back. It was the first manned mission to launch on the Saturn V and the crew took the first pictures of the Earth from deep space. Flown artifacts from Apollo 8 are very rare and in demand. This edition is limited to 40 presentations only. All our presentations, acrylics and other merchandising