ZFC3188

U.S. Apollo 16 framed photo display.

Sub-collection: Space & Lunar

U.S. Apollo 16 framed photo display.
This is an outstanding selection of space-associated memorabilia that includes everything from autographs to items that have been on the surface of the moon. Many of our best-loved astronauts have consigned items from their beloved and very personal collections including Charlie Duke, James Lovell, Gene Cernan, Edgar Mitchell and Paul Weitz.

The Apollo 16 framed photo display has been signed by the crew and it was presented by Mission Lunar module pilot Charlie Duke. Seven color photos in various sizes trace the mission all the way from lift-off to touchdown. All of them have been mounted onto a 24" x 20" mat and it features a printed card that shows the mission dates that have been signed by all three crewmembers: Ken Mattingly, John Young and Charlie Duke.

Underneath this and in the middle of the mat, Duke has written: "To Bert, for a country boy this trip sure beats downtown on Saturday. I Hope this helps you share some of our great times. With sincere Best Wishes, Charlie". After the mission, this was presented to a fellow hunter and friend Burt Klineburger. Framed to an overall size of 25" x 21" and it is in very good condition.

ZFC Important Flag
Item is Framed



Hoist & Fly

Width of Hoist 20.75
Length of Fly 24.75

Frame

Is it framed? yes

Stars

Are there stars on obverse? no
Are there stars on reverse? no

Stripes

Has a Blood Stripe? no

Crest/Emblem

Description of Crest/Emblem Apollo Photographs arranged a mossion loge, autographed by the astronauts and a dedication

Nationality

Nation Represented United States

Fabric

Fabric Paper

Attachment

Comments on Method of Attachmen Framed 20.75 x 24.75

Documentation

Documents
All original documents and drawings are held in the Zaricor Flag Collection Archives.
Drawings
All original documents and drawings are held in the Zaricor Flag Collection Archives.
Research Documents




Public Copy & Signs
All original documents and drawings are held in the Zaricor Flag Collection Archives.

Condition

Condition Good
Damage Used, faded
Displayable yes

Date

Date 1972