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Auction archive: Lot number 271

APOLLO 11 LANDING FILM]. An internal MSC distribution 16 mm. motion picture reel of the Maurer Data Acquisition Camera (DAC) film magazine that recorded the descent and landing of Lunar Module "Eagle" on Apollo 11. The label reads in part: "Apollo XI...

Auction 09.05.2001
9 May 2001
Estimate
US$1,000 - US$1,500
Price realised:
US$21,150
Auction archive: Lot number 271

APOLLO 11 LANDING FILM]. An internal MSC distribution 16 mm. motion picture reel of the Maurer Data Acquisition Camera (DAC) film magazine that recorded the descent and landing of Lunar Module "Eagle" on Apollo 11. The label reads in part: "Apollo XI...

Auction 09.05.2001
9 May 2001
Estimate
US$1,000 - US$1,500
Price realised:
US$21,150
Beschreibung:

APOLLO 11 LANDING FILM]. An internal MSC distribution 16 mm. motion picture reel of the Maurer Data Acquisition Camera (DAC) film magazine that recorded the descent and landing of Lunar Module "Eagle" on Apollo 11. The label reads in part: "Apollo XI, mag I, color print, MSC Form 492". The initial scene contains lunar orbit landmark tracking them after a roll maneuver by the LM, the final descent to the surface. Film records Neil Armstrong's manual fly-over a deep rocky crater that the computer was targeting for the landing spot. Landing was made with less than 30 seconds of fuel remaining. The most significant film footage ever made during the Apollo program.

Auction archive: Lot number 271
Auction:
Datum:
9 May 2001
Auction house:
Christie's
New York, East
Beschreibung:

APOLLO 11 LANDING FILM]. An internal MSC distribution 16 mm. motion picture reel of the Maurer Data Acquisition Camera (DAC) film magazine that recorded the descent and landing of Lunar Module "Eagle" on Apollo 11. The label reads in part: "Apollo XI, mag I, color print, MSC Form 492". The initial scene contains lunar orbit landmark tracking them after a roll maneuver by the LM, the final descent to the surface. Film records Neil Armstrong's manual fly-over a deep rocky crater that the computer was targeting for the landing spot. Landing was made with less than 30 seconds of fuel remaining. The most significant film footage ever made during the Apollo program.

Auction archive: Lot number 271
Auction:
Datum:
9 May 2001
Auction house:
Christie's
New York, East
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