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NASA. Liftoff of the space shuttle ATLANTIS (Mission STS-37) on a pillar of flames and rising through the Florida sky on April 5, 1991. Vintage chromogenic print on paper: "This Paper manufactured by KODAK". NASA logo and numbering in the margin on the front. NASA logo and typed caption on back. 25.6x20.3cm with margins.

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NASA. Liftoff of the space shuttle ATLANTIS (Mission STS-37) on a pillar of flames and rising through the Florida sky on April 5, 1991. Vintage chromogenic print on paper: "This Paper manufactured by KODAK". NASA logo and numbering in the margin on the front. NASA logo and typed caption on back. 25.6x20.3cm with margins.

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