Photographic documentation

[anarch]

I have uploaded one photo directly to here for posterity ...just in case I lose my photos at my photo bucket account or the original should ever get lost.

This went up into space on the Apollo 11. It came into my grandfathers possession during his time with certain programs in the air force. When he passed away it was passed onto me.

http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc101/MeRusty/SDC10984.jpg

http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc101/MeRusty/SDC10985.jpg

http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc101/MeRusty/SDC10986.jpg

http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc101/MeRusty/SDC10986.jpg

http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc101/MeRusty/SDC10988.jpg

http://i213.photobucket.com/albums/cc101/MeRusty/SDC10989.jpg

[boycotteverything]

holy shit. hang onto that!

[skunk]

Awesome thanks for sharing anarch.

[anarch]

Your welcome. I have had it for years... but nothing lasts forever and I want this to last. So I am uploading it here , there , and the mission information display is safely tucked away back into its plastic baggie.

[Trauma Teased]

You should save those pics on a memory stick too. And get the originals in a bank deposit box (hope that it the right term). This is historical stuff, man!

Also one of those things that make the Moon landing hoax theory seem kinda stoopid. Unless it was the most elaborate hoax ever created and had an incredible amount of people involved in it. (I think somehing like 300.000 people were involved in the different Apollo missions in total, if you count subcontractors and all.... Rather strange that not one of them has come forward with the definitive proof that is was all just a scam....)

Thanks for sharing, Anarch!

[hp]

You could have used that to make a decent hoax. More actual anything than damn near every other thing posted on the tubz.

[hp]

TT, good point.

Anarch, you could post that at one of the didn't go threads somewhere and see what happens. Too bad lear isn't hear to tell you how fake it is. haha

[anarch]

LOL... Above all and no matter what It Is a piece of history. Their is no other one like it. Their are mission displays for other Apollo missions but this one is Apollo 11.

If you ever come across a thread and want to use e feel free to hyperlink.

[Foxtrot Oscar]

That's some pretty cool stuff man.

My grandfather left me about 150 cameras... Want one?

Fox

[anarch]

No thanks I am good with my wifes digital camera.

I like these new cameras... THEY ROCK! Negatives, camcorder mode, man digi cams do it all!

[anarch]

http://freshspot.typepad.com/.shared/image.html?/photos/uncategorized/2008/01/05/trw_kit_2.jpg

....

Well... I have looked for the TRW apollo 11 mission information display for years before I put mine online. I never saw it online before I posted my own. Now it seems other folks have TRW mission information displays and decided to put photos of their own online....

Only... I have a question...

In the link is the photo of this guys... Is it real or fake? Because as I look around the moon in the image at the link provided.... I see an awful lot pixilization...

Digital photo experts, care to compare?

[anarch]

http://amkon.net/picture.php?albumid=4&pictureid=79


Amkon link to my pic in case my new photobucket settings have not kicked in yet..

[Lexion]

His looks pretty fucking crisp.

Might have been stored, like I
keep comics ?

In bags, air-conditioned ?

Dunno, man.

Yours has cool provenance.