Showing posts with label space ships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label space ships. Show all posts

Tuesday, 23 July 2019

Let’s Find Out About The Moon
by Martha and Charles Shapp
(Grolier International Inc, 1965)



As a belated contribution to last weekend’s big anniversary, here are Martha and Charles Shapp and Yukio Tashiro’s impressions of a prospective moon landing, as rendered four years before it actually happened. (I particularly love the cubist Lunar Lander and the big water tank in scan # 7.)



I found a stash of these ‘Let’s Find Out About..’ books in a bar / bookshop in Koenji, Tokyo this year. They were all pretty wonderful – and have the BEST old book smell - but sadly for space reasons I could only take a few of them home with me. The Moon, of course, made the cut.

I’m sorry the scans are a bit wonky – size, shape and hardback binding made this a difficult one to cram onto the scanner without damaging the book, but I think they just about came out ok.

Sunday, 25 June 2017

Alpha Beta

Friday, 4 May 2012


Keith's post prompts me to mention a set of Space: 1999 pages which I chanced upon just the other day. To whet your appetite:-
Too dorky to go fishing.
More action-packed adventures for Dr. Helena Russell. In space.
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