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Nasa. Apollo 12 Mission. Commander Charles Conrad enters the altitude chamber of the manned spacecraft building at Kennedy Space Center. June 4, 1969. Nasa logo on the back. Typed caption on the back. 25,6 x 20,6cm with margins.

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Nasa. Apollo 12 Mission. Commander Charles Conrad enters the altitude chamber of the manned spacecraft building at Kennedy Space Center. June 4, 1969. Nasa logo on the back. Typed caption on the back. 25,6 x 20,6cm with margins.

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