Apollo 9 Photo Map Checklist Page [Attested as Flown by Richard Garner] Double-sided color photo map page from the Apollo 9 'Landmark Maps & Photos' checklist (SKB32100026-301, S/N 1005), carried on the mission from March 3-13, 1969, originating from the personal collection of Apollo 9 Commander Jim McDivitt, as attested by Richard Garner of The Space Collective. The 7.5 x 10.5 page features mapping images of the Canary Islands taken on various Gemini flights, with charts below giving latitude, longitude, elevation, and horizontal uncertainty calculations for the regions identified. A tab on the edge reads: "206/207." In fine condition. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from The Space Collective, a color copy of McDivitt's letter of provenance for the complete checklist, and an image of McDivitt holding the book.

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