Harrison Schmitt Apollo 17
Signed 10 x 8 Lunar Surface Photo
Zarelli Space LOA#: Z006475
*Reduced From £949.95*
An exceptional, rare and very
desirable 10 x 8 satin-finish
photo of Harrison "Jack"
Schmitt, Apollo 17 Lunar Module Pilot (LMP) on the lunar surface next
to a huge, split boulder during the third extravehicular activity (EVA) - NASA image AS17-140-21496. The photo is on Fuji
Crystal Archive paper. Schmitt
held a PhD in geology before joining NASA as a member of the first group of scientist-astronauts in June 1965. Harrison has
very nicely hand-signed the photo in black pen "Harrison
H Schmitt / Apollo 17".
Apollo 17 launched on December 7th 1972 and became NASA's sixth and final lunar landing mission. Schmitt and Gene Cernan, Commander landed the LM 'Challenger' in the Taurus-Littrow valley where the highlight was the unexpected discovery of orange soil on the rim of Shorty Crater. The split boulder in the photo is commonly known as "Tracy's Rock" in honour of Cernan's daughter. Schmitt remains the first and only geologist to walk on the Moon. The mission splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on December 19th 1972.
The photo is accompanied by a
Full Letter of Authenticity (LOA#: Z006475) from professional astronaut
authenticator Steve Zarelli, dated February 3rd 2024. Steve Zarelli is
a UACC approved authenticator and recognised authority in the field
of astronaut autographs. Zarelli Space Authentication provides authentication
services to leading auctions, third-party authenticators, dealers and collectors
worldwide. This is a 100% guaranteed authentic autograph
- not printed, secretarial, autopenned or personalised.
You can verify the authenticity
by going to zarellispaceauthentication.com and entering the LOA number Z006475
on the contact form along with a link to this webpage.
Condition - mint.
I'm a NASA and Apollo Moon
landing enthusiast and trustworthy collector / seller of authentic hand-signed
astronaut autographs.
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can be assured the photo will be securely packaged for safe delivery.
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will purchase additional Royal Mail insurance to cover the full value.
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