1966 Astronaut Neil Armstrong Type 1 Vintage Photo Early Official NASA + LOA Autographed some creasing 334112325903

Name: 1966 Astronaut Neil Armstrong Type 1 Vintage Photo Early Official NASA + LOA Autographed some creasing 334112325903
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1966 Astronaut Neil Armstrong Type 1 Vintage Photo Early Official NASA + LOA Autographed some creasing 334112325903

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1966 Astronaut Neil Armstrong Type 1 Vintage Photo Early Official NASA + LOA Autographed some creasing 334112325903 some creasing Autographs include Hall of Fame Head Coach Dikembe Mutombo 1966 Official NASA studio photo of young astronaut Neil Armstrong and taken 3 years before he would be the first man to set foot on the moon Accompanied by an auctions house LOA (RMY Auctions)

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