Borman and Lovell Signed Apollo 8: Voyage to the Moon

Signed by Frank Borman and Jim Lovell

NASA Litho # MSCL-22. "Apollo 8 spacecraft in orbit around moon views the earth". Signed by Jim Lovell, Frank Borman, and William Anders. First humans to travel to the moon. 8x10" color.

One is a Red Goose Shoes goose bank, one is a Mutt & Jeff bank, one is a globe with eagle on top and the last is a Borman Lovell Anders 1968 Apollo 8 U.S.A. moon bank. Moderate paint loss on three vin

NO Anders signature. Signed by Jim Lovell and Frank Borman. With astronaut control CoA for Lovell + Borman. 8x10" color. Check out lots 238 and 291 for an Anders autograph.

Highlights: Anders & Borman signed (Lovell autopen) NASA litho with Apollo 8 stamp cancelled 5/5/69; UPI telephoto (some wrinkling) of Bill Anders; Apollo I crew photo.

Two official color 8 x 10 NASA lithographs: a formal portrait of Frank Borman, who has signed in black felt tip, and a group image of the Apollo 8 crew in their white space suits, signed in black felt

Frank Borman signed 20'' x 16'' ''Earthrise'' photo, showing Earth as seen from the moon during the Apollo 8 mission where Borman served as Commander. Borman writes his famous statement about the moon

Frank Borman signed 20'' x 16'' ''Earthrise'' photo, showing Earth as seen from the moon during the Apollo 8 mission where Borman served as Commander. Borman writes his thoughts about the experience,

Apollo 8 Medal. Borman, Lovell, Anders. Dec. 21, 1968. First to Orbit the Moon. Project Apollo.

(lot of 6) NASA souvenirs, (1) Apollo 8 medal, Borman, Lovell, Anders, crew carried on first flight to moon, 1968; (1) Apollo 11 medallion in plastic with stand, made from medal of space crafts Columb

Apollo 8 Crew - first mission to the moon. 8" x 10"x black and white.

Color semi-glossy 20 x 16 photo of the iconic Apollo 8 'Earthrise,' signed in silver ink, "James Lovell, Apollo 8 CMP" and "Frank Borman, Apollo 8 CDR." In fine condition, with a few small sur

Photograph of Lovell, Anders, Frank Borman Signed by each in blue marker Measures: 10 x 8 inches

3x5" index cards signed by Jim Lovell (visited the moon on Apollo 8 and Apollo 13), Wally Schirra (only person to command missions in Project Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo), and Donn Eisele. There is al

Color satin-finish 10 x 8 photo of the iconic 'Earthrise' shot as viewed from the surface of the moon, signed in silver ink, "Frank Borman, Apollo 8 CDR." In fine condition, with a few small s

***Lot 14 guarantees the authenticity of these autograph(s). Please see Terms and Conditions. *** "Lost Moon: The Perilous Voyage of Apollo 13" (later released as "Apollo 13") by Jeffrey Kluger signed

Heading: (Space) Author: Lovell, Jim; Jeffrey Kluger Title: Lost Moon: The Perilous Voyage of Apollo 13 Place Published: New York Publisher:Houghton Date Published: 1994 Description: </

This is a beautiful large 22" x 31 1/2" photograph of the first look man had of earth from the moon. This picture was taken on the Apollo 8 mission and is signed and inscribed by Frank Borman with the

TEN SIGNED COPIES OF &quot;LOST MOON: THE PERILOUS VOYAGE OF APOLLO 13&quot; BY JIM LOVELL & JEFFRY KLUGETen (10) copies, each signed by both authors, published 1994 by Houghton Mifflin and detailing

Hardbound edition of the astronaut's recollections of the Apollo 13 voyage. Signed by the astronaut and book's author

Frank Borman (1928- ) Astronaut. Borman is remembered as the Commander of Apollo 8, the first mission to fly around the Moon, making him, along with fellow crew mates Jim Lovell and Bill Anders, the f

James Lovell (1928- ) Astronaut. Lovell was the commander of the Apollo 13 mission, which suffered a critical failure en route to the Moon. He was also the command module pilot of Apollo 8, the first

Mounted to board this is an 8x10 vintage earth shot from the moon signed by the illfated crew of Apollo 13 James Lovell W A Anderson and Frank Borman with COA

An Awesome photograph of the launch of Apollo 8. It is hand signed and inscribed by Frank Borman " First Manned launch of the Saturn V December 21, 1968" with Apollo 8 CDR added. This is in great cond