NASA APOLLO MOON BUGGY ORIG 1971 ALAN DUNN CARTOON ART PRINT THE NEW YORKER-LRV For Sale

This recent find is from the estate of a retired 30 Year NASA MSFC AEROSPACE ENGINEER who was hand selected by Wernher von Braun to head up the F-1 and J-2 Rocket Engines for the Saturn V Rocket. Von Braun later tapped him to head up the team responsible for designing, engineering and manufacturing the \"Moon Buggy\" (LRV - Lunar Rover Vehicle). This listing is for an ORIGINAL ART PRINT \"The moon is a step in the right direction, at least,\" SIGNED BY ALAN DUNN plus Original owner\'s retirement card - see details below:

• Title - \"The moon is a step in the right direction, at least\"
• Alan Dunn was a long time 50+ year career as a contributor The New Yorker
• Dunn created this pieces as a satirical and editorial commentary on the Space Race and American societal priorities
• Print is professionally framed by Fine Picture Framing shop (NEW YORK) - Michael Maresco which is printed on the back
• Back side has August 21, 1971 and The New Yorker
• Frame measures approximately 9-1/4\"W x 10-1/2\"L
• Approximate print opening is 5-3/4\"W x 6-1/2\"L
• Retirement card lists quite a few of Mr. Morea\'s accomplishments
• Note first photo has a gold light fixture reflecting in the photo - the photo does not have gold in it
• Frame and Print are in excellent overall condition for use and age with some expected, but minimal wear. Please see condition description and all pictures and to see more vintage and antique collectibles from this estate, other estates and several picks just visit my store link. THANK YOU for looking!!