The bed Neil Armstrong slept in his first night back from the moon, 1969-98, recalls a high point for the U.S. in the space race. The bed glistens with a woven-aluminum cover. Obtained from NASA, the anti-radioactive material was designed to fill cavities behind instrument panels on the space shuttle.

The Bed Neil Armstrong Slept in His First Night Nack from the Moon, 1969-98
bed 31 1/2 x 31 x 64 in. carpet 42 x 77 x 1/4 in. wooden headboard and bed frame, mattress, box springs, pillow, pillow case, sheets, aluminum bed spread, carpet.
Courtesy: Metro Pictures, New York.

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