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Detailed original vintage semi-glossy 12.75 x 13.5 silver gelatin photograph of the moon's surface taken by Lunar Orbiter 2 in November 1966, showing a wide-angle vertical view of the rilles near the Crater Triesnecker in the Sinus Medii. Affixed to a 16 x 18 mount, with a detailed affixed caption on the reverse, in part: "This vertical view of the moon recorded by Lunar Orbiter II was taken with the 80mm lens on its 23rd orbit. The position of the Orbiter was 4° 15' N and 4° 30' E at an altitude of about 28 miles above the lunar surface. The prominent feature of this photograph is the Triesnecker Fault which can be seen from the earth…Site S-6. Frame 92. KI 2098." Also annotated on the reverse in felt tip, "Elle, Kodak." In fine condition, with edgewear and slight soiling to the mount.
