Collection: The Apollo Program

The Apollo embroidered patch is based on our Giant Leaps in Space Series. The first mission of human exploration on the surface of the Moon. Neil Armstrong became the first to step onto the lunar surface on July 21 at 02:56:15 UTC; Buzz Aldrin joined him about 20 minutes later. Choose between traditional iron-on or a two-piece velcro method. Measures about 3.75" shield shape.

A tribute to two of the most powerful engines in spaceflight history: the massive F-1 from Saturn V and SpaceX’s compact but cutting-edge Raptor. One built to lift Apollo off the Earth, the other built for reusability and reaching Mars. Different eras, different fuels, one goal.

Apollo enameled pin based on our Giant Leaps in Space Series. Double rubber pin backing. Measures about 2"— shield shaped.

The Vostok enameled pin is based on a detail from our Giant Leaps in Space Series. NASA’s Apollo Program successfully sent twelve humans to the surface of the Moon utilizing the Lunar Excursion Module as the transporter of precious human cargo. Measures about 1.25".

Part of our Giant Leaps in Space Series, the Lunar Roving Vehicle was featured on Apollo missions 15, 16, and 17 from the years 1971-72. Each vehicle drove an average of 30km on the surface of the moon and were ultimately left behind upon departure.  The super-sized version measures about 4" long!

Running Low! One box of each design is left. One of each design from the series: Moon, Mars, or the Outer Planets. Each glass contain four historic milestones from each category. From Gemini to New Horizons at Pluto. Printed on Libbey brand heavy base beverage glass with Oversized Full Color Wrap Printing.

It is impossible to capture the effect that the Apollo Program had on our collective psyche and on the arc of worldwide technological progress in one image. But wear this tee and at least people will know you appreciate it. 

It is impossible to capture the effect that the Apollo Program had on our collective psyche and on the arc of worldwide technological progress in one image. But wear this tee and at least people will know you appreciate it. 

It is impossible to capture the effect that the Apollo Program had on our collective psyche and on the arc of worldwide technological progress in one image. But wear this tee and at least people will know you appreciate it. 

The first mission of human exploration on the surface of the Moon. Neil Armstrong became the first to step onto the lunar surface on July 21 at 02:56:15 UTC; Buzz Aldrin joined him about 20 minutes later. They both spent just under a day before rendezvousing with Michael Collins piloting the command module in lunar orbit and returning to Earth. The screen prints are sold out for now. Giclée prints are archival quality with Epson inks. Sizes are as noted in the pull down. The 42"x24" includes a half inch white border.

You are “go for launch!” Apollo is a cooperative strategy game inspired by the NASA moon missions. The year is 1961, President Kennedy challenged the nation to land astronauts on the moon by the end of the decade. Now it’s up to you to walk in the footsteps of NASA’s pioneers and embark on the missions that made history… FOR ALL MANKIND!Play as Mission Control or an Astronaut. Both sides must work together and strategize to complete flight stages, overcome obstacles, repair the spacecraft, and keep communications clear. It is the team that determines if the mission is a success or failure. 2-5 Players Ages 12 and Up 30-60 Mins Playtime Box includes 30 cards in two mission packs with real NASA mission facts. Also Includes, 2 Gameboards, 4 Crisis Puzzle Boards, 3 Control Boards, 23 COMM Tokens, 20 +/- Tokens, 12 Crisis Puzzle Pieces, 12 Dice, 5 Astronaut Markers, 1 Experiment Marker, 3 Alert Clips, 2 Mission Pawns with stands, Comms Down Clip, Player Screen, and Player Turn Token. Created in partnership with and produced by Buffalo Games  

The Lunar Roving Vehicle was featured on Apollo missions 15, 16, and 17 from the years 1971-72. Each vehicle drove an average of 30km on the surface of the moon and were ultimately left behind upon departure.  Sorry, this is not available as a screened print. The archival digital prints (aka Giclée) are available in a range of sizes including 36"x18" which matches the other screen prints from the Giant Leaps Series. Paper is archival quality RedRiver with ConeColor inks.

The LRV was featured on Apollo missions 15, 16, and 17 from the years 1971-72. Each vehicle drove an average of 30km on the surface of the moon and were ultimately left behind upon departure. Size is 3.25”x2.5” die-cut on holographic style vinyl.

NASA’s Apollo Program successfully sent twelve humans to the surface of the Moon. The Command Service Module was the one that got them there and ferried them back home. Size is 3.25”x2.5” die-cut on holographic style vinyl.

NASA’s Apollo Program successfully sent twelve humans to the surface of the Moon utilizing the Lunar Excursion Module as the transporter of precious human cargo. Size is 3”x3” die-cut on holographic style vinyl.

NASA created this chart in 1967 to illustrate the flight path and key mission events for the upcoming Apollo missions to the Moon. Image Credit:NASA, published: May 1, 1967. Printed on archival Red River paper with ConeColor inks for Epson printers. Please note that if you expect to read the small text, you may need reading glasses. ;)

The Apollo-era Saturn V rocket still remains the only launch vehicle to ever carry humans beyond low Earth orbit. Soon to be matched by Artemis!  Stickers are vinyl and kiss-cut. When peeled, measures 5.3" x 1". Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

You know this one. Goes well with Moon magnet.  Magnet is 3" circular and Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

You know this one. Goes well with Earth magnet.  Magnet is 3" circular and Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Neil Armstrong’s famous “small step” was actually a giant leap. Especially considering it it happened in 1969! Stickers are 3" circular and vinyl. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Text reads, “One Giant Leap for All Mankind”.

There ARE more than just eight PLANETS! We love Pluto, too, but why do we put all the focus on these particular eight bodies simply because they orbit the Sun? With all due respect to Copernicus, we would like to propose a whole new way of looking at our local celestial neighborhood. Created in partnership with The Planetary Society, the set includes 20 Solar System toy blocks featuring 8 planets, 8 moons, 3 dwarf planets and just one star. The package also includes a special two-sided supplemental fold-out poster that will provide a wealth of additional information about the fascinating worlds in our celestial neighborhood. 

NASA’s Apollo Program successfully sent twelve humans to the surface of the Moon utilizing the Lunar Excursion Module as the transporter of precious human cargo.  NOW BIGGER! Measures 4" x 3.75". Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

Gemini helped NASA prepare for the Apollo moon landings with ten crewed long duration orbital flights in 1965 and 1966. Stickers are now 3.75" circular and vinyl. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

You know this one. Sticker is 3.5" circular and vinyl. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.