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Draper, Henry “Facsimile of a Photograph of the Moon, Taken by Dr. Hen – Philadelphia Print Shop
the Orphan Film Symposium: Daguerreotype of Earth's moon (1840)
This is the Oldest Surviving Photo of the Moon – Lights in the Dark
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This is the Oldest Surviving Photographic Image of the Moon – Lights in the Dark
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Earth's Moon (1840) – Orphan Film Symposium
Earth's Moon (1840) – Orphan Film Symposium
