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Nasa. Lunar Orbiter. Oblique photograph taken by the Lunar Orbiter II space probe, covering an area the size of Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island. It shows a spectacular area of lunar domes. November 25, 1966.period silver print. Legend on folio, "TOP" in the image on the front in the margin above the image. Stamps and references on back. 20,6x25,7cm with margins.

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Nasa. Lunar Orbiter. Oblique photograph taken by the Lunar Orbiter II space probe, covering an area the size of Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island. It shows a spectacular area of lunar domes. November 25, 1966.period silver print. Legend on folio, "TOP" in the image on the front in the margin above the image. Stamps and references on back. 20,6x25,7cm with margins.

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