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What People are Saying About the Race to the Moon Print

"Incredible detail, quality and design. Thanks for a great product...I look forward to future versions."
Advertising Executive from New York, New York

"They [Race to the Moon and Conquest of Everest] look great, we've all had a detailed look at them and are very impressed. Love weight of the paper stock."
Graphic Designer from New Zealand

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What People are Saying About HistoryShots Prints

"Everyone who has seen the print has commented on how they have never seen anything like it and it truly is a great piece of sports art/history. Everyone agreed that it was a fabulous gift to receive."
Normandy Park, WA

"Both of the prints have arrived, on time and well-received. Thanks so much for this great product."
Milwaukee, WI

"What a nice surprise. The HistoryShot print really turned out great!"
Virginia

Blogger Remarks

DesignObserver
"A year ago, we blogged History Shots, a company making amazing information design posters: History of the Political Parties, History of the Confederate Army, etc. They have expanded their poster offerings to include Race to the Moon, Chronology Delineated, Cycles of Greatness - The PGA Tour, and the Conquest of Everest. The perfect holiday gift for that family room!"

Mariva's Guide
"HistoryShots offers a number of gorgeous, high-quality history-related prints on subjects like American history (the political parties, the Confederate Army), human feats (the race to the moon, the conquest of Mount Everest) and the chronology of western civilization."

Veer
"This remarkably detailed poster, reproduced from an 1894 design, is fascinating not only for its historical perspective, but for its typographic beauty."