Apollo 15 prints and posters from the first mission to take a car to the Moon. David Scott and James Irwin landed at Hadley-Apennine on 30 July 1971, at the foot of the Apennine mountains and beside the winding channel of Hadley Rille, while Alfred Worden stayed in orbit. Over three moonwalks they explored the site with the first lunar roving vehicle.

See Jim Irwin and the lunar rover below the mountains, the Silver Spur in the Apennine mountains, and Space Salute, Irwin saluting the flag.

Every Apollo 15 print is restored from NASA's archival film scan, as in our book Apollo VII-XVII, and giclée printed on heavyweight 240 gsm satin photo paper. Framed versions are in Apollo 15 framed prints.