The Saturn V Owner's Manual was just delivered to my door 30 minutes ago

[farsidius]

I pre-ordered this months ago. Very exciting to have it hand now.

 

[Woody's Workshop]

May I ask where you ordered it from, and how much?
It looks like a very interesting read!

 

[rstaff3]

$22.73 on Amazon Prime, cheap enough.

 

[tim cubbedge]

May I ask where you ordered it from, and how much?
It looks like a very interesting read!

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[farsidius]

May I ask where you ordered it from, and how much?
It looks like a very interesting read!

Yep, as already posted by others, I got it through Amazon. Great price. It's hardback so makes a good coffee table book too.

 

[Winston]

Yep, as already posted by others, I got it through Amazon. Great price. It's hardback shop a good coffee table book too.

This is an excellent OOP 1988 book and very cheap used:

The Soviet Manned Space Program

https://www.amazon.com/dp/051756954X/?tag=skimlinks_replacement-20

As one reviewer said:

Aside from that quibble (being dated) - not the book's fault, after all - it's interesting, though it's definitely more focused on the geekery of rocket designs and payloads than on the cultural background of the Soviet program. There are other books for that.

That tech "geekery" is exactly what I always want. The book is filled with TONS of tech info, tables, labelled diagrams, and rare photos.