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Title: Model Rocketry Space-Age Hobby Chrome unused Description: Hi! join the fun. Build and fly your own models. It's Free . . . a 96 page color catalog full of information about model rocketry and a complete listing of over 30 exciting rocket kits to build and fly, with flights up to 2500 ft. Your catalog will be sent through the courtesy of the friend who sent you this card. To get your catalog write to: Estes Industries, Box 227 Dept. 681-C, Penrose, Colorado. With the space age a new hobby was born ? model rocketry .... The true scale model, shown being readied for launch, is the Estates industries uprated Saturn I. Estes Industries pioneered this new space-age hobby, and is now the world's largest producer of model rocket supplies. From a new 72,000 sq. ft. production and research facility in Penrose, Colorado, space minded young Americans receive up-to-the minute research information and an exciting selection of models to build and fly.		Title: Space Shuttle Challenger 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: Lift Off of the Orbiter Challenger From The Complex

Title: The Space Shuttle 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: A timed exposure of the space shuttle at launch pad A complex 39. Turns The Space Vehicle and support facilities into a night time fantasy of light		Title: The Space Shuttle Discovery 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: The Space Shuttle Orbiter Discovery Lifts off from Kennedy Space Center for Its Maiden flight

Title: Apollo 8 Lunar Vehicle Chrome unused Description: Launch of Apollo 8 Astronauts, Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders, in a successful orbit of the Moon.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Irwin at Rover parked near LM, Mount Hadley in the background.


Title: Sts-3 Chrome unused Description: STS-3 thunders aloft on March 22, 1982 at 11:00 AM. Columbia's third flight was manned by Commander Jack Lousma and Pilot Gordon Fullerton.		Title: The Mighty Air Force Atlas IBM Chrome unused Description: The mighty Air Force Atlas ICBM stands poised on its launch pad at Cape Canaveral in readiness for its test flight

Title: Entrance To Visitors Information Center Chrome unused Description: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: NASA Apollo Saturn V, 500 F facility vehicle enroute from NASA's vehicle assembly building to launch complex 39 A.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Aerial view of pad 39A with Apollo / Saturn V on Pad. Vehicle Assembly Building in background		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: The official emblem of the joint U.S. / USSR space mission. The Apollo-Soyuz Test Project will be carried out by a Soviet Soyuz spacecraft and a U.S. Apollo spacecraft, which will rendezvous and dock in orbit.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: The Apollo 7 spacecraft, atop a Saturn IB rocket, lifts off from Complex 34. The spacecraft achieved orbit to begin an 11-day mission. The flight is intended to qualify Apollo for a manned flight to the moon.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: With a half Earth in the background, the lunar module ascent stage with moon-walking astronauts, Neil A. Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., approaches for a rendezvous with the Apollo 11 command module manned by Michael Collins.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Erected in honor of the Seven Original Astronauts. It consists of the Symbol for the Planet Mercury. The number seven is mounted on he cross of valor. A time capsule to be opened in 2464, with information about the Mercury Flights, was buried beneath the monument in November 1964.		Title: Project Mercury Launch Vehicles Chrome unused Description: Project Mercury Launch Vehicles showing from left, Little Joe Redstone and Atlas Missile. This card sample early Missiles 1959 - 72 Unusual set with good collector Potential Some cars quiet scarce 20 different Thompson's community service 1220 Chickasaw Paris, Tenn.

Title: Cape Kennedy Gateway To The Moon Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Top View: This version of Saturn will place a three-man Apollo Spacecraft in earth orbit; a later, more powerful rocket will carry the same spacecraft to the moon's Surface. Bottom View: Technical Laboratory.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Scale model of Apollo / Saturn 5 rocket at Visitors Information Center, Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Shows construction of all three stages and location of Spacecraft. Other exhibits show spacecraft and rockets used in Space Program.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Actual Gemini 9 spacecraft flown by Astronauts Thomas Stafford and Gene Cernan. On display at Visitors Information Center, Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Gemini 9, spent more than 72 hours in Earth orbit, including a 125 minute Spacewalk by Cernan.		Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Launch Site of American Astronauts

Title: The Saturn V Rocket On Display Near Vehicle Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: The Saturn V rocket on display near Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space Center, Fl.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Space Shuttle Challenger lifted off into a cloudless sky from Kennedy Space Center, Florida, April 4, 1983. This was the sixth mission of the Space Shuttle, and the first flight of the Orbiter Challenger.

Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Space Shuttle Columbia creeps up the ramp at Launch Pad 39A at the completion of the move from the Vehicle Assembly Building		Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: The Shuttle Orbiter Columbia is towed back to the Orbiter Processing Facility following its demating from the STS 9 shuttle stack

Title: Greetings From Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome PM 1976 Aug-26 Description: Launch site of American Astronauts. The Apollo / Saturn V facilities vehicle moves out of the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space center, on its way to launch complex 39, Pad-A.		Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Atlantis sits on Pad 39A at dusk

Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Space Shuttle on Pad 39A prior to moving the rotating service structure back into place around the orbiter		Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Space Station, a permanently manned orbiting facility which will enable the U. S. and its partners in Canada, Europe and Japan to use the space environment to the fullest for the benefit of mankind.

Title: Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: The Saturn V rocket on display near Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Apollo 16 on its Mobile Launcher, moves along crawler-way to Pad A, complex 39. Apollo 16 will land a Lunar Module on the lunar surface in the Descartes area.

Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: The sixth mission of the Space Shuttle, which is the first flight of the Orbiter Challenger, lifts off from Complex 39A into a cloudless sky. Launch date April 4, 1983.		Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Aerial view of Spaceport U. S. A

Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: The Space Shuttle Challenger is shown through the doors of the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) Challenger is the orbiter vehicle for the 41B (STS-11) mission		Title: Space Shuttle At Cape Kennedy, Space Center Cape Canaveral Florida (FL), Chrome unused

Title: Greetings From Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Launch site of American Astronauts. The Apollo / Saturn V facilities vehicle moves out of the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space center, on its way to launch complex 39, Pad-A.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Gemini 12 spacecraft piloted by Astronauts Lovell and Aldrin, rendezvous with the Agena Target Vehicle.

Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: 747 and shuttle prior to landing at Kennedy Space Center's Shuttle Landing Facility		Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Space Shuttle Columbia creeps up the ramp at Launch Pad 39A at the completion of he move from the Vehicle Assembly Building

Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: STS-4 Launch. Waterbirds distributed by the activity at launch Pad 39A. Lift-off June 27, 1982 with Astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly II and Henry W. Hartsfield, Jr. aboard for NASA's final orbital flight test before launching into a new era.		Title: Air Force Missile Test Center, Patrick Air Force Base Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: The Army's Redstone missile, which is test flown over the Air Force Missile Test Center's range, is being fueled at the Cape Canaveral, Fla., launching site. The gantry service tower standing beside the missile is used in pre-flight preparations.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Saturn IB space vehicle carrying Apollo 7 Astronauts Walter M. Schirra, Jr., Donn F. Eisele and Walter Cunningham lifts off from Launch complex 34. Camera captures rocket clearing its 240-foot-high umbilical tower.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Apollo 13 lift of from complex 39 A with Astronauts, Lovell, Haise and Swigert.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: The Atlas Agena lifts of Pad 14 at Cape Kennedy, Florida, at 10 a.m. EST. March 16, 1966. The Agena Target Vehicle will await rendezvous in space with the Gemini 8 space craft.		Title: Friendship 7 Chrome unused Description: Mercury Capsule in which Astronaut John H. Glenn, Jr., made the first American orbital flight around the earth. The capsule was mounted on top of an Atlas missile which was launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida on February 20, 1962 at 9:47 a.m. EST.

Title: The Second Uprated Saturn I Launch Vehicle Chrome unused Description: The second Uprated Saturn I launch vehicle (designated AS-203) leaves the launch pad at Cape Kennedy, Fla., on July 5, 1966. Saturn was developed at MSFC, Huntsville, Alabama.		Title: W. M. Schirra Chrome unused

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Apollo 15 Commander David Scott, right and Lunar Model Pilot James Irwin participate in a suited Simulated mission run on the Lunar Roving Vehicle.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: The Skylab 1 launch vehicle was moved from the Vehicle Assembly Building to pad 39A in the first part of its move toward earth Orbit

Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Space Shuttle Columbia after a successful landing in California is reflected in a pool of water		Title: Lunar Surface Diorama Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Lunar Surface Diorama as seen on bus tour of Kennedy Space Center in Florida

Title: Skylab Chrome unused Description: Skylab artist's concept of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's (NASA) Skylab cluster circling 270 miles above the earth, Skylab is a manned experimental space station which contains crew quarters and experiment areas. Skylab, 118 feet in length, contains about the same volume as moderate tow-bedroom house.		Title: Symbols Of Supremacy Chrome unused Description: Symbols of Supremacy. The magnificent American Bald Eagle shares residence at the Kennedy Space Center with mammoth Launch facilities at Complex 39

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome PM Nov-10 Description: Skylab 2 rollout from V. A. B. to Complex 39B		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: The Apollo / Saturn V facilities vehicle moves out of the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space center, on its way to launch complex 39, Pad-A.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Three 83 - foot diameter parachutes billow above the Apollo 13 spacecraft as it splashed down in the Pacific Ocean southeast of Pago Pago, American Samoa.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Skylab 2, rollout to Complex 39B.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Aerial View. NASA Apollo Saturn-V 50 F. facility vehicle, arrives at launch complex 39 A.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: NASA's Gemini-Titan 4 that launched McDivitt and White from Cape Kennedy, Florida.

Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Launch Site of American Astronauts		Title: The Fifth Saturn I Launch Vehicle Chrome unused Description: The fifth Saturn I launch vehicle (SA-5) leaves the launch pad at Cape Kennedy, Fla., on Jan. 29, 1964. Nose cone painted black for special thermal experiment.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Apollo 11 begins man's first lunar landing mission, Astronauts Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. Touchdown on the surface of the moon was accomplished by Armstrong and Aldrin.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: An Atlas Centaur Vehicle carrying the Marinier 1 Spacecraft lifted off to Mars. The Spacecraft is scheduled to orbit Mars following a six Month Journey. That will span 287 Million Miles

Title: Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: At left NASA's John F. Kennedy Space Center Florida. 52-story Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB). This building contains 129 million cubic feet of space and covers 8 acres. More than 58,000 tons of steel were used in its construction. At Right. Launch of the Apollo / Saturn V Space Vehicle from complex 39 A, Kennedy Space Center, Florida. At liftoff the 363-foot Launch Vehicle weighed 6,220,025 pounds. The First-stage engines produced 7,500,000 pounds of thrust & burnt 15 tons of fuel per seconds.		Title: Nasal Manned Spacecraft Center Chrome PM 1971 Jan-11 Description: Located about 25 miles south of Houston. Texas the "Space Capital City of the United States. Here is located the Mission operations control room which tracks and controls the astronauts flights.

Title: Alabama Space And Rocket Center Chrome unused Description: The Alabama Space and Rocket Center contains the world's largest collection of Missiles, rockets, and space vehicles. A full scale Apollo Saturn V moon rocket is exhibited in a horizontal position and is one of the featured attractions on the 35-acre complex. The exhibition Center is owned and operated by the State of Alabama and is opened every day. Located west of downtown Huntsville on Alabama Highway 20.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center Chrome unused Description: NASA's Gemini 4 spacecraft undergoes technical observation on the deck of the carrier "Wasp" after recovery.

Title: The Alabama Space And Rocket Center Chrome unused Description: The Alabama Space and Rocket Center contains the world's largest collection of Missiles, rockets, and space vehicles. A full scale Apollo Saturn V moon rocket is exhibited in a horizontal position and is one of the featured attractions on the 35-acre complex. The exhibition Center is owned and operated by the State of Alabama and is opened every day. Located west of downtown Huntsville on Alabama Highway 20.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center Chrome unused Description: Aerial view, NASA Apollo Saturn-V 500 F. facility vehicle, arrives at launch complex 39A.

Title: Space Shuttle Enterprise Chrome unused Description: Space Shuttle - N.A.S.A.'s new transportation system for space activities in the 1980's. The Space Shuttle combines aeronautics and astronautics to make available a powerful vehicle that can be used up to 100 times for flights into space and return to land on the immense runway at Kennedy Space Center in Florida		Title: Skylab Official U. S. Flight Emblem 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: Official U. S. Flight Emblem Skylab Project

Title: Gemini-Titan 1 Chrome PM 1966 Jan-24 Description: Gemini-Titan 1 lifting off launching pad on its maiden voyage, testing spacecraft and vehicle. The Gemini is the first of NASA's two-man space crafts. The NASA Marshall Space Flight Center at Huntsville, Alabama, has been developing and providing rockets for our space achievements since the very beginning of our entry into this field.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center, N.A.S.A Chrome PM 1974 Dec-07 Description: John F. Kennedy Space Center N.A.S.A. Skylab 2 rollout from V.A.B. to Comp 39B

Title: An F-1 Engine Chrome unused Description: An F - 1 engine, generating 1.5 million pounds thrust, is captive fired at the NASA-Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, Alabama. The liquid oxygen/RPI (kerosene) engine is used on the Saturn V booster.		Title: Apollo 17 Crew Chrome unused Description: The Apollo 17 crew pose on the Lunar Roving Vehicle. Apollo 17 Commander Eugene A. Cernansits at the controls, Dr. Harrison "Jack" Schmitt left, and Command Module Pilot Donald A. Evans.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center, N.A.S.A Chrome unused Description: The prime crew for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Apollo 8 Moon Orbital Flight posed by the Apollo mission simulator are astronauts (L to R) James A. Lovell, Jr., Command Module (CM) Pilot, William A. Anders, Lunar Module (LM) Pilot, and Frank Borman, Commander.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center, N.A.S.A Chrome unused Description: Astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr., Commander of the Apollo 14 Mission, stands beside the deployed U. S. Flag during first extravehicular activity.

Title: Pictorial History Of Manned Spaceflight Programs Chrome unused Description: Pictorial history of manned Spaceflight Programs showing the spacecraft at top and launch vehicle across bottom. Left to right: Mercury-Atlas, Gemini-Titan II, Apollo-Saturn 5, Skylab-Saturn, Apollo-Soyuz-Saturn 18, and the Space Shuttle.		Title: Space Shuttle Enterprise, Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Space Shuttle Enterprise on the Way to "Check Out" Launch Facilities at KSC.

Title: The Satellite Amateur Radio Club, Vandenberg A.F.B California (CA), Chrome unused Description: This card made for the exclusive use of The Satellite Amateur Radio Club, Vandenberg A.F.B., Calif. and members of the club. Design, model and photography by K6YHK. Lighting: the sun; background: blue California sky, west at "270ï¿½ azimuth, 30ï¿½ elevation"ï¿½ the rcalm of the satellitesï¿½ the starsï¿½ infinity.		Title: The Second Uprated Saturn I Launch Vehicle Chrome unused Description: The second Uprated Saturn I launch vehicle (designated AS-203) stands on the launch pad at Cape Kennedy. Blunt nosecone replaced the Apollo spacecraft for this special flight. This was a liquid hydrogen test to determine how liquid hydrogen reacted in space. Television cameras were in the top of the second stage's liquid hydrogen tank. The Saturn was developed at MSFC, Huntsville, Alabama.

Title: The Uprated Saturn I Launch Vehicle Chrome unused Description: The Uprated Saturn I Launch vehicle (SA-202) is surrounded by the service structure on the launch pad at the NASA-Kennedy Space Center, Fla. The Marshall Center, Huntsville, Ala., developed the Saturn launch vehicle.		Title: Space Shuttle Columbia Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: The Shuttle Orbiter Columbia is towed back to the Orbiter Processing Facility following its demating from the STS 9 shuttle stack

Title: Space Shuttle Discovery Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: The Space Shuttle Discovery returned to Launch Pad 39A during pre-dawn hours at Kennedy Space Center		Title: Original Mercury Spacecraft Freedom 7 Chrome unused Description: Original Mercury Spacecraft Freedom 7, in which Alan B. Shepard, Jr., made the first United States manned-flight into space, May 5, 1961. This suborbital flight blazed the trail for the earth- orbiting flights which were to follow. Air and Space Building, Smithsonian Institution.

Title: Nasa's Apollo 11 John F. Kennedy Space Center Chrome unused Description: Moon Landing from John F. Kennedy Space Center Florida. Apollo II rises past the Launch Tower to begin Man's first Lunar Landing Mission. Aboard Apollo II are Astronauts Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr. Lift-Off occurred on July 16, with Landing on the Moon's surface on July 20, 1969.		Title: Space Shuttle Columbia Chrome unused Description: Space Shuttle Columbia creeps up the ramp at Launch Pad 39A at the completion of the move from the Vehicle Assembly Building

Title: STS-4 Launch Chrome unused Description: STS-4 Launch. Waterbirds disturbed by the activity at Launch Pad 39A Lift-off June 27, 1982 with Astronauts Thomas K. Mattingly II and Henry W. Hartsfield, Jr. aboard for NASA's final orbital flight test before launching into a new era.		Title: Mercury Atlas 9 Chrome unused Description: THIS WAS THE NATION'S SIXTH MANNED ORBITAL SPACE FLIGHT, AND THE "FAITH 7" SPACECRAFT WAS PILOTED BY ASTRONAUT L. GORDON COOPER, JR. THE LAUNCH WAS ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR MAY 14, 1963, BUT DUE TO A MALFUNCTION IN THE RADAR TRACKING SYSTEM AT BERMUDA THE LAUNCH WAS "SCRUBBED" 12 MINUTES BEFORE COUNTDOWN WOULD HAVE BEEN COMPLETED. AT MIDNIGHT, MAY 15, 1963, COUNTDOWN WAS RESUMED AND LIFTOFF OCCURED AT 8:04 A.M. EST. ASTRONAUT L. GORDON COOPER, JR., COMPLETED A TOTAL OF 22.9 ORBITS AND SPENT 34 HOURS, 20 MINUTES IN SPACEFLIGHT. THE LAUNCH AND RECOVERY WAS HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL AND WAS THE LAST OF THE MERCURY FLIGHTS.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N.A.S.A Chrome PM 1969 Description: The Apollo Saturn V facilities vehicles moves east of the Vehicle Building at the Kennedy Space center, on its way launch Complex 39, Pad-A.		Title: Space Shuttle Challenger Chrome PM 1986 Description: Space Shuttle Challenger on Pad 39A prior to moving the rotating service structure back into place around the orbiter

Title: The N.A.S.A. Atlas-Mercury Rocket Chrome PM 1963 Description: The N.A.S.A. Atlas-Mercury - the vehicle that will carry on American astronaut into orbit - being readied for launch at the Air Force Missile Test Center's Cape Canaveral launch site		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N.A.S.A, Chrome PM 1972 Description: The Apollo/Saturn V facilities vehicle moves out of the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space center, on its way to launch complex 39, Pad-A.

Title: Apollo 10 Saturn V N.A.S.A, Chrome PM 1973 Description: The Apollo 10 Saturn V space vehicle launching astronauts, Thomas P. Stafford, John W. Young and Eugene A. Cernan on their Lunar orbit mission.		Title: Nasal Number 2 Chrome unused Description: NASA's Alco S-1 switcher Number 2, one of two Alco's used by NASA at Cape Canaveral, Florida to transport Missiles from the assembly building to the launch pads.

Title: Nasa's Apollo 8 - Lunar Orbit Chrome PM 1965 Description: Nasaks Apollo 8 - Lunar Orbit John F. Kennedy Space Center Florida Aircraft Borman, Lovell and Anders, 1st men to orbit the Moon in December 1968.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center Chrome unused Description: Overall Aerial View of Missile Row Looking North. Launch site of American Astronauts

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center Chrome PM 1968 Description: The original 7 Astronauts selected by NASA. From left to right, Navy Lt. Comm. Malcolm Scott Carpenter, Air force capt. Leroy Coopet Jr., Marine Lt. Col. John Glen Jr., Air Force Capt. Virgil Grissom, Navy Lt. Comm. Walter Schirra, Jr., Navy Lt. Comm. Alan Shepard, Jr., Air Force Major Donald Slayton.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center Chrome unused Description: NASA's Gemini 4 spacecraft undergoes technical observation on the deck of the carrier "Wasp" after recovery.

Title: Nasa'S John F. Kenedy Space Center Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Giant Mobile Launchers, Towering 420 ft. above the ground , used to assemble Apollo-Saturn Vehicle.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Lunar Module - This is the type of Vehicle that will place American Astronauts on the Moon

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome PM 1970 Description: Apollo 4, First Space Vehicle in NASA's Apollo/Saturn V program. Enroute for erection at Pas a of complex 39. NASA'+K550s Verb in background.		Title: Astronaut Cmdr. Scott Carpenter Chrome unused Description: Astronaut Scott Carpenter, dressed in space suit, preparatory to America's second manned orbital flight, May 24, 1962.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: NASA's Gemini-Titan 4 that launched McDivitt and White from Cape Kennedy, Florida.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome PM 1970 Description: Saturn IB vehicle carrying Apollo 7 Astronauts Walter M. Schirra, Jr., Donn F Eisele and Walter Cunningham lifts off from Launch complex 34. Camera captures rocket clearing its 240 foot high umbilical tower.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Delta No. 11, launched from Cape Kennedy by N. A. S. A., for the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, to orbit TELSTAR 1, AT&T's experimental communication satellite.		Title: U. S. Navy Lieutenant Commander M. Scott Carpenter Chrome unused Description: U. S. Navy Lieutenant Commander M. Scott Carpenter was born May 1, 1925 in Boulder, Colorado. Carpenter was the pilot of the Mercury Atlas 7 orbital flight on May 24, 1962. Launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, he completed a successful three orbit space flight mission, reaching a maximum altitude (apogee) of 164 miles, and attaining an orbital velocity of 17,532 miles per hour. Carpenter's Aurora 7 Mercury spacecraft landed in an area in the Atlantic approximately 1,000 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral. The time of the flight form launch to impact was 4 hours, 53 minutes, and 47 seconds.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: The 365 foot tall Apollo/Saturn V facilities vehicle designated the AS-500-F and the mobile launcher is carried to Pad A, Complex 39 atop the 5.5 million pound transporter. The AS-500-F will never make a journey to the moon, however, it will be used to verify Launch facilities, train launch crews, and develop test and checkout procedures.		Title: Atlas Abres Chrome unused Description: Advanced Ballistic Re-entry System. A Research vehicle used in test programs at Vandenberg A. F. Base, Lompoc, Calif.

Title: Vanguard Satellite Chrome unused Description: Mock-up of Vanguard satellite scientific experiment sitting on top of third stage of the launching vehicle. A six inch satellite was put into Orbit on March 17, 1958 (Still in orbit).		Title: U. S. Astronaut Walter M. Schirra Jr Chrome unused Description: U. S. Navy Commander Walter M. Schirra, Jr., was born March 12, 1923 in Hackensack, New Jersey Schirra was the pilot of the Mercury Atlas 8 flight of "Sigma 7" on October 3, 1962. Launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, he completed a successful 6 orbit mission around the earth at an orbital velocity of approximately 17,560 miles an hour. Schirra's "Sigma 7" Mercury spacecraft made nearly a pinpoint landing as planned, in the vicinity of Midway Island. Time of the flight was 9 hours and 13 minutes.

Title: The Thor Chrome unused Description: Poised on its launching platform is this important member of America's missile arsenal. Patrick Air Force Base, Florida.		Title: Missile Streaking From Launch Pad Chrome unused Description: Missile Streaking from Launch Pad, as seen from Missile Display in from of Technical Laboratory at Patrick Air Force Base, Florida.

Title: Artist Concept Of Nasal's John F. Kennedy Space Center Chrome unused Description: Cape Kennedy and neighboring cities		Title: Atlas ICBM Chrome unused Description: Launched entirely by military personnel from Cape Canaveral Florida

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Apollo 4, First Space Vehicle in NASA's Apollo/Saturn V program. Enroute for erection at Pas a of complex 39. NASA/s Verb in background.		Title: U. S. Air Force Minuteman ICBM Chrome unused Description: America's newest ICBM, the U. S. Air Force Minuteman and its service towers, stand framed against the Florida sky at the Air Force Missile Test Center's Cape Canaveral launch site. (Official U. S. Air Force Photo).

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: NASA's giant launch pad No. 39, designed for the Apollo - Saturn Space project to put men on the moon and return them safely to earth.		Title: Greetings From Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Launch site of American Astronauts. The Apollo/Saturn V Facilities vehicle moves out of the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space center, on its way to launch complex 39 Pod-A.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Undergoing pre - Launch tests on Complex 36 the Centaur 11 space booster is the first vehicle to use liquid hydrogen as a propellant		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Located at the John F. Kennedy Space Center, Florida, is the largest building in he world, the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB). Covering 8 acres of land stands 525 feet high and contains 129,482,000 cubic feet in overall volume . In this building the Apollo Saturn Moon Rocket Will be assembled.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome PM 1969 Description: The Apollo / Saturn V facilities vehicle moves out of the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy space center, on its way to launch complex 39, Pad-A		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome PM 1968 Description: Aerial view of Crawler Transporter #1. this transporter will be used to carry the Apollo Saturn V from the Vehicle Assembly Building to Launch

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome PM 1970 Description: NASA-Apollo Saturn V, 500 F Facility vehicle arrives at Launch complex 389 A.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: The Apollo / Saturn V facilities vehicle moves out of the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy space center, on its way to launch complex 39, Pad-A.

Title: Viking Lander Chrome unused Description: This full-scale engineering model of the Viking Lander against a Marscape is among the hundreds of exhibits open to the public at 3rd Century America, the United States Bicentennial Exposition on Science and Technology.		Title: Original Mercury Spacecraft Freedom 7 Chrome unused Description: Original Mercury Spacecraft Freedom 7, in which Alan B. Shepard, Jr., made the first United States manned-flight into space. May 5, 1961. This suborbital flight blazed the trail for the earth-orbiting flights which were to follow. Air and Space Building. Smithsonian Institution.

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center NASA Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL), Chrome unused Description: Overall Aerial View of MISSILE ROW Looking North, Launch site of American Astronauts.		Title: Nasa's Apollo 11 - Moon Landing from John F. Kennedy Space Center Chrome Description: Apollo 11 rises past the launch tower to begin Man's first Lunar Landing Mission. Aboard Apollo II are Astronauts New A Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr. Info Off occurred on July 16, with Landing on the Moon's surface on July 20, 1969.

Title: Nasa Houston Texas (TX), Chrome PM 1965 Description: Architectural view of Manned Spacecraft Center National Aeronautics and Space Administration at Clear Lake, Harris County, Texas		Title: Atlas Agena Launch John F. Kennedy Space Center NASA PM 1969

Title: Irwin saluting beside Flag on Moon NASA unused		Title: Apollo 11 Launch -John F. Kennedy Space Center NASA unused

Title: Gemini - Titan 4 John F. Kennedy Space Center NASA unused		Title: The Apollo 15 Saturn V Launch John F. Kennedy Space Center N.A.S.A. unused

Title: Gemini 12 John F. Kennedy Space Center NASA unused		Title: Skylab - John F. Kennedy Space Center NASA unused

Title: Kennedy Space Center Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL) PM 1971 Description: Launch Site of AMERICAN ASTRONAUTS		Title: U. S. Astronaut M. Scott Carpenter Chrome unused Description: U. S. Navy Lieutenant Commander M. Scott Carpenter was born May 1, 1925 in boulder, Colorado. Carpenter was the pilot of the Mercury Atlas 7 orbital flight on May 24, 1962. Launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, he completed a successful three orbit space flight mission, reaching a maximum altitude (apogee( of 164 miles, and attaining an orbital velocity of 17,532 miles per hour. Carpenter's Aurora 7 Mercury spacecraft landed in an area in the Atlantic approximately 1,000 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral. The time of the flight from launch to impact was 4 hours, 53 minutes, and 47 seconds.

Title: Missile Strategy Computer Chrome unused Description: Missile Strategy Computer is one of the many audience participation exhibits at the Alabama Space and Rocket Center. Visitors may match their skills with this highly animated exhibit highlighting the various applications of missile defense systems. The Alabama Space and Rocket Center, America's largest missile and space exhibit is located west of Huntsville, Alabama on Highway 20.		Title: Apollo 11 Moon Landing Chrome unused Description: Apollo 11 moon landing July 20, 1969. Aboard the USS Hornet - President Richard M. Nixon laughs with Apollo 11 astronauts, left to right, Neil A. Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr., as they exchange greetings through the window of the Mobile Quarantine Facility, following their splashdown on July 24, 1969.

Title: Men In Space Chrome unused Description: A trip into our space. Getting ready for their blast-off into outer space and adventure are spacemen Grissom, Glenn and Shepard. They'll encounter all the thrills and dangers of the unknown worlds that surround our earth.		Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center N. A. S. A Chrome unused Description: Overall Aerial View of Missile row Looking North. Launch site of American Astronauts

Title: Juno Ii With Pioneer Iv Chrome unused		Title: Atlas ICBM Chrome PM 1963 Oct-11 Description: This picture shows the Atlas ICBM at the moment of blast off from its pad at Cape Canaveral. A similar type of vehicle launched our Astronauts into their orbits around the earth

Title: Mr-4 Liftoff With Virgil I. Grissom Aboard. July 21, 1963. Chrome unused		Title: The Pershing Ballistic Missile Chrome unused Description: The Pershing Ballistic Missile is fired from an erector launcher and is primarily used for tactical ground support

Title: U. S. Air Force IM-99 Bomarc Missle Chrome unused Description: A Sleek U. S. Air Force IM-99 Bomarc interceptor missile roars from its shelter on a long range test flight at Cape Canaveral, Fla., launching site of the Air Force Missile test Center		Title: Air Force Missile Test Center Chrome unused Description: The Army's Redstone missile, which is test flown over the Air Force Missile Test Center's range, is being fueled at the launching site. The gantry service tower standing beside the missile is used in preflight preparations.

Title: Aerial View Cape Kennedy Chrome unused Description: Showing Martin's Titan as it blasts off on a 6,000 mile trip down the Atlantic Missile Range.		Title: JFK Space Center NASA Apollo 11 Saturn V Rocket 4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1972

Title: Astronaut Buzz Aldrin on Moon John F. Kennedy Space Center NASA unused		Title: Aerial view of Crawler- Transporter #1 unused

Title: John F. Kennedy Space Center NASA Kennedy Space Center Florida (FL) unused		Title: Atlas - Mercury Rocket John F. Kennedy Space Center NASA unused

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