Moon Notes (NASA Stationery Set, 20 Space Greeting Cards)

Name: Moon Notes (NASA Stationery Set, 20 Space Greeting Cards)
Brand: ‎Chronicle Books
SKU: 9781452174907
Price: 44.30 EUR
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Brand:‎Chronicle Books

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This luminous notecard set brings a fresh photographic look to celestial stationery. Housed in a glittering foil-stamped box and featuring 20 different images from the archives of NASA, these cards will capture the imaginations of dreamers and science nerds alike.

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EAN: 9781452174907

Categories Office Products, Office & School Supplies, Paper, Cards & Card Stock, Greeting Cards,

DOUBLES AS DECOR: Postcards work wonderfully as miniature art pieces to display on the desk or bulletin board. GREAT GIFT OR STOCKING STUFFER: These postcards are great to slip inside a stocking or wrap up as a last minute birthday gift. THE JOY OF SNAIL MAIL: Friends and loved ones will appreciate the gesture of a handwritten note. PHOTOS FROM NASA’S ARCHIVES: Featuring 20 different images from the archives of NASA, these cards will capture the imaginations of dreamers and science nerds alike. PERFECT FOR SPACE LOVERS: Housed in a glittering foil-stamped box, this luminous notecard set brings a fresh photographic look to celestial stationery.

Brand	‎Chronicle Books
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 36 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Item model number	‎33694151
Item Weight	‎8.6 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Chronicle Books
Manufacturer Part Number	‎33694151
Number of Items	‎1
Product Dimensions	‎4.35 x 1.75 x 5.55 inches

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Scritto da: Hayley Spears

Nice, but needs some fact checking.

These cards have a good variety of interesting moon images. The material is nice and thick and the cards come in a nice box. I bought them for thank-you notes for an aerospace education non-profit. If you're sending the cards to anyone who is a fan of space history, maybe do some fact checking... So far I've found the pretty major error in the image attached. Wrong decade for the Shuttle! Time to go read the rest of them before mailing them out to some space fanatics.