Apollo 11 Flown To Lunar Surface Film - Full Width Segment
70mm Wide Section of Apollo 11 Camera Film used to Photograph the Historic First Moon Landing
Price: $3,995
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This section of camera film, measuring approx 70mm x 10 mm was used by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on the lunar surface during the historic first manned moon landing in July 1969.
What makes this section special is that it is a FULL WIDTH section of 70mm film from sprocket to sprocket. Most of the Apollo 11 film segments sold were only tiny pieces measuring 12mm or so.
Another piece at the 70mm size, sold for $26,250 at auction.
The film is attached to an 5 x 3 inch card hand signed by Richard W Underwood who in his role as Supervisory Aerospace Technologist at Lyndon B Johnson Spacecraft Center was responsible for the handling of the exposed camera films from the Apollo missions after their return from the Moon.
The wording on the certificate reads as follows:
close-up of the film

What makes this section special is that it is a FULL WIDTH section of 70mm film from sprocket to sprocket. Most of the Apollo 11 film segments sold were only tiny pieces measuring 12mm or so.
Another piece at the 70mm size, sold for $26,250 at auction.
The film is attached to an 5 x 3 inch card hand signed by Richard W Underwood who in his role as Supervisory Aerospace Technologist at Lyndon B Johnson Spacecraft Center was responsible for the handling of the exposed camera films from the Apollo missions after their return from the Moon.
The wording on the certificate reads as follows:
Film From The Moon
This Is To Certify That The Attached Film Was Carried Onboard Apollo 11 On Its Historic Flight To The Moon, July 16-24, 1969, And Was Carried To The Surface Of The Moon By Astronauts Armstrong And Aldrin In The Lunar Module 'Eagle' On July 20-21, 1969.".
(Signed in black ink) Richard W. Underwood - Supervisory Aerospace Technologist
This Is To Certify That The Attached Film Was Carried Onboard Apollo 11 On Its Historic Flight To The Moon, July 16-24, 1969, And Was Carried To The Surface Of The Moon By Astronauts Armstrong And Aldrin In The Lunar Module 'Eagle' On July 20-21, 1969.".
(Signed in black ink) Richard W. Underwood - Supervisory Aerospace Technologist
close-up of the film

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