Life Magazine July 4th, 1969 (Neil Armstrong)

Description: There's typically over 50 examples of this particular issue for sale on eBay at any one time. Most are in "Acceptable" condition which is kinda beat up and have missing pages, split bindings, tears, underlining and folds. and is priced fairly too! COMPLETE Original magazine! Nice, readable condition. Covers show some soiling or wear. Mailing label on front. A very decent copy! Some light creasing on covers. I would grade this as Good condition. This vintage magazine has tons of great ads that can be used for projects, framing, or to give as a gift to reminisce. Life Magazines make unique gifts for Birthdays, Anniversaries or other special events. Another excellent use is for a coffee table showpiece or in waiting rooms. Definitely they are informative and great conversation pieces! Life Magazine focused on a very specific time frame with the current news of the day. Give someone (or yourself) something unique that will show or remind them what was happening in the world during that time long ago! Life Magazine July 4th, 1969 62 pages Articles include: Three Men Bound for the Moon: bios and background on Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins. Includes pictures from their homes, childhood and an overview of the mission. COVER: NEIL ARMSTRONG. Off to the moon, Special Issue. THREE MEN BOUND FOR THE MOON: NEIL ARMSTRONG refuses to "waste any heartbeats." By Dora Jane Hamblin. BUZZ ALDRIN has "the best scientific mind we have sent into space." By Gene Farmer. MIKE COLLINS has cool to cope with space and the Easter bunny. By David Nevin. MISSION PROFILE In a painting, the flight of Apollo 11 from launch to lunar touchdown. GRIP ON THE TIDES: The beauty of seascapes tossed and sculpted by the pull of the moon. Photographed by George Silk. TIDAL CREATURES: Their very lives depend on the moon. GOODBY, OLD MOON: A wry and affectionate remembrance of what it used to be. By Paul O'Neil. THE LUNAR LABORATORY: When they come back, the astronauts and their moon samples will be sealed off in a new $8.5 million complex in Houston. A close watch on the men and their prizes. By Dora Jane Hamblin. A LETTER FROM LINDBERGH: Before the Apollo mission -- and 42 years after his own historic flight -- Charles Lindbergh writes a message. The Moon Ground, A poem by James Dickey. Billy in the Garden. By Barry Farrell. Reviews: Book: The Immortalist, by Alan Harrington, reviewed by Webster Schott. Music: Johnny Winter, reviewed by Albert Goldman. Movie: Three New Juveniles, reviewed by Richard Schickel. Poetry: Elizabeth Bishop, reviewed by Charles Elliott. Letters to the Editors. PLUS GREAT VINTAGE ADS!Rest assured I will pack the item securely and mail it the day after payment is received or the same day if I can manage it. Buy it now at just $9.99 and buyer pays $5.00 for Shipping with delivery confirmation AND tracking #. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. Payment is by PayPal. Any other questions, please email me. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution

Price: 9.99 USD

Location: Voorhees, New Jersey

End Time: 2024-11-26T07:19:49.000Z

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