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Nasa. Rare photographic footage of the Apollo 11 mission. Directed by astronaut Neil Armstrong, who first set foot on the moon, we discover here how Man had to get out of the lunar module "in reverse" and on a ladder before setting foot on the moon. Here on the ladder, astronaut Buzz Aldrin, who was the second astronaut to set foot on the moon. Period chromogenic print on "THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED BY KODAK" paper. Nasa logo and caption typewritten on the back. 20.3x25.6cm with margins. Nasa. Rare photographic sequence of the Apollo 11 mission Produced by astronaut Neil Armstrong who put the first foot on the moon, here we discover how man should get out of the lunar module "backwards" and on a scale before to set foot on the moon. Here on the scale, Buzz Aldrin the second astronaut who set foot on the moon. chromogenic draw on paper era "THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED BY KODAK". NASA logo and legend typescript back. 20,3x25,6cm with margins.Nasa. Rare photographic footage of the Apollo 11 mission. Directed by astronaut Neil Armstrong, who first set foot on the moon, we discover here how Man had to get out of the lunar module "in reverse" and on a ladder before setting foot on the moon. Here on the ladder, astronaut Buzz Aldrin, who was the second astronaut to set foot on the moon. Period chromogenic print on "THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED BY KODAK" paper. Nasa logo and caption typewritten on the back. 20.3x25.6cm with margins. Nasa. Rare photographic sequence of the Apollo 11 mission Produced by astronaut Neil Armstrong who put the first foot on the moon, here we discover how man should get out of the lunar module "backwards" and on a scale before to set foot on the moon. Here on the scale, Buzz Aldrin the second astronaut who set foot on the moon. chromogenic draw on paper era "THIS PAPER MANUFACTURED BY KODAK". NASA logo and legend typescript back. 20,3x25,6cm with margins.Nasa. Rare photographic footage of the Apollo 11 mission. Directed by astronaut Neil