Value of NAA-Rockwell photographic prints

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Author	Topic: Value of NAA-Rockwell photographic prints
MartinAir Member Posts: 40 From: Registered: Oct 2020	posted 03-29-2021 09:52 PM Are photos from North American Aviation-Rockwell much less valuable than their NASA counterparts? They're not numbered, but printed on "A Kodak Paper."
tothemoon Member Posts: 51 From: California Registered: May 2020	posted 03-29-2021 10:52 PM I've found that most folks care much less about contractor photos than NASA equivalent ones.
spaced out Member Posts: 3157 From: Paris, France Registered: Aug 2003	posted 03-30-2021 02:24 AM I beg to differ. A vintage print of the Apollo 11 "visor" shot on A KODAK PAPER but with no NASA id will still sell for a whole lot of money these days. The presence of a NASA number might boost the value by a few percentage but it's the content of the vintage print itself that is the most important aspect.
MartinAir Member Posts: 40 From: Registered: Oct 2020	posted 03-30-2021 12:25 PM Thank you. I've just obtained my first NASA "red numbered" photo; according to Florian Noller (Artifact Cloud) it should be from Richard Underwood's collection. Should I request letter of provenance/COA? Was aiming for the "Visor" and other iconic photos as well, but they quickly went out of my price range. I'm also a fan of Omega Speedmaster, which is clearly visible in the photo.

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