Balaton reklámfüzet, c1930.
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NASA/ Grumman Apollo Lunar Module Transgraphic Brochure. Printed in Germany, circa 1967, for Grumman Aerospace Corporation.
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Citroën ID-19, DS-21 brochure, 1969.
Szovjet tudósok terve, amely néhány év múlva valóra válik: távirányításos kutatólaboratórium a Marson. In: A világűr meghódítása felé. Világesemények dióhéjban #10. (1957)
Soviet scientists’ plan: remotely controlled research lab going to operate on Mars within a few years. On the cover of a hungarian bruchure, “Toward the conqouest of space”, 1957.
Imperial Airways Trans-African Services, advertising brochure. Printer: Ben Johnson & Co., Ltd., London & New York. July 1932.
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Stylophone, 1960s.
The Stylophone is an electronic musical instrument invented in 1967 by Brian Jarvis and manufactured by Dubreq. It was played by touching a metal keyboard with a stylus. Around 3 million of the instuments were sold, mainly as children’s toys, but various prominent pop musicians have made use of them, notably David Bowie on his track “Space Oddity”, originally released in 1969.
Hasselblad manual for NASA, 1984.
A great PDF of Hasselblad’s the guidebook for the NASA Photography Training Program can be had here. The guide focuses on the operation of the 500 EL/M, which was the official NASA camera.
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mindig erdekelt, hogy milyen filmet hasznaltak pl. a holdraszallaskor… mar csak abbol kifolyolag is, hogy pl honnan tudtak, hogy milyen fenyviszonyok lesznek…
