Topic: Meisel Apollo 11 Hasselblad prints: valuable?
stephenv2 New Member
Posts: 2 From: Greensboro, NC, United States Registered: Mar 2016
posted 03-05-2016 02:18 PM
I've been given as a "donation" from the original purchaser eight original prints made in 1969 by Meisel Printing in Dallas directly from Hasselblad transparencies. There is some aging but not sure if that is part of their charm or not.
I'm trying to ascertain if they are valuable and if so what value is appropriate. All I can find on search is this and these and some individual prints $150 to $250 each. But not enough to really figure out what the worth of this donation is.
Any help appreciated.
moonnut Member
Posts: 248 From: Andover, MN Registered: Apr 2013
posted 03-05-2016 09:44 PM
Are they in a mat of some kind? Do they say A Kodak Paper on the back and are they 8x8 inches?
stephenv2 New Member
Posts: 2 From: Greensboro, NC, United States Registered: Mar 2016
posted 03-09-2016 10:21 AM
They are dry matted so can't read back of paper. But they are 8x8 and the person who gave them to me will sign an affadavit they are Meisel prints from Hasselblad transparencies.
Philip Member
Posts: 5952 From: Brussels, Belgium Registered: Jan 2001
posted 03-26-2016 02:55 PM
Well the fact they are Apollo 11 shots might add to their value.
moonnut Member
Posts: 248 From: Andover, MN Registered: Apr 2013
posted 03-26-2016 08:49 PM
I would have to say that I believe the matting only hurts the value.
Most items that are stuck to something else can sometimes be considered damaged. For example, those photo album pages with stick 'em to hold the photo. If left too long you can't get the photo out without damaging. Just my opinion.