Alan Bean Four images taken during the first and second EVAs: 1) Charles Conrad stands beside the U.S. flag after it was unfurled during the first EVA (BLACK NUMBERED NASA AS12-47-6897) 19 November 1969 2) Charles Conrad at the ALSEP's Central Station releasing the antenna gimbal assembly. In the foreground is the magnetometer, which Alan Bean will deploy next [NASA photo no AS12-47-6919] 3) Photo from a panoramic sequence. Charles Conrad working at the Lunar Module during first EVA. Visible is the S-band antenna used to communicate with the Earth and the north side of the Lunar Module [NASA photo no AS12-47-6988], 4) View under the Lunar Module illustrating various parts of the gear as well as a rock beneath the engine which failed to move by the exhaust gases. Taken during the second EVA. 19-20 November 1969 Four vintage gelatin silver prints on fibre-based paper, 25.3 x 20.5 cm (10 x 8 in), two BLACK NUMBERED NASA AS12-47-6897 and NASA AS12-4807034, with NASA MSC captions on the verso Condition Report: 1) Numerous but gentle silvering spots to the surface of the photograph Remaining prints - very good Condition Report Disclaimer
Alan Bean Four images taken during the first and second EVAs: 1) Charles Conrad stands beside the U.S. flag after it was unfurled during the first EVA (BLACK NUMBERED NASA AS12-47-6897) 19 November 1969 2) Charles Conrad at the ALSEP's Central Station releasing the antenna gimbal assembly. In the foreground is the magnetometer, which Alan Bean will deploy next [NASA photo no AS12-47-6919] 3) Photo from a panoramic sequence. Charles Conrad working at the Lunar Module during first EVA. Visible is the S-band antenna used to communicate with the Earth and the north side of the Lunar Module [NASA photo no AS12-47-6988], 4) View under the Lunar Module illustrating various parts of the gear as well as a rock beneath the engine which failed to move by the exhaust gases. Taken during the second EVA. 19-20 November 1969 Four vintage gelatin silver prints on fibre-based paper, 25.3 x 20.5 cm (10 x 8 in), two BLACK NUMBERED NASA AS12-47-6897 and NASA AS12-4807034, with NASA MSC captions on the verso Condition Report: 1) Numerous but gentle silvering spots to the surface of the photograph Remaining prints - very good Condition Report Disclaimer
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