Apollo 17 LUNAR SURFACE FLOWN film presentation John Glenn Please note : Due to

Please note : Due to the nature of the source artifact each presentation differs slightly in color and shape

Length: ~12

outlining every phase of the mission minute by minute—from launch through lunar landing

Great 8x10 glossy photo Gemini 6 inflight hand signed by Tom Stafford as Gemini 6 pilot and nicely annotated

The original strap came from the personal collection of Charlie Duke and was acquired directly from him

Apollo 17 LUNAR SURFACE FLOWN film presentation John Glenn Please note : Due toApollo 17 lunar surface flown film fragment from LM "Challenger" Lunar surface flown film fragment mounted on an 8x10 presentation card certified on the backside. Last manned lunar landing in mankind's history (so far): Apollo 17 Apollo 17 took the 11th and 12th people to the moon's surface in 1972. It was the first mission to include a scientist in its crew. Geologist "Jack" Schmitt was selected in 1965. Schmitt was chosen over crew member Joe Engle.