Beschreibung:

Gene Cernan A group of four views of the Lunar Rover during the last moon landing mission, comprising: 1) Lunar Rover at its final station at the "VIP site" prior to the last departure from the Moon. The rover was positioned in a way that the TV camera could record and transmit the Lunar Module's lift off. Lunar Module "Challenger" is seen in the background (BLACK NUMBERED NASA AS17-143-21932) 2) Lunar Rover traverses from Station 9 to the Lunar Module to end the 3rd EVA. The Seismic charge locator is visible in the foreground (BLACK NUMBERED NASA AS17-143-21924) 4) Lunar Rover traverses from Station 9 to the Lunar Module to end the 3rd EVA. Tracks, ALSEP and the Lunar Module can be seen in this photo, as well as the dark rock which was collected from the Moon (BLACK NUMBERED AS17-143-21925) 4) Lunar "moonscape" (BLACK NUMBERED AS17-143-21942) 14 December 1972 3rd EVA Four vintage gelatin silver prints on fibre-based paper, 25.5 x 20.3 cm (10 x 8 in), all BLACK NUMBERED in upper margins