Buzz Aldrin Signed New York Times Cover, July 21 1969. Limited Edition /300. PSA

A defining moment in human history—captured, signed, and presented with museum-quality refinement.

This officially licensed reproduction of The New York Times front page from July 21, 1969 commemorates the day mankind first walked on the moon. Featuring the iconic “MEN WALK ON MOON” headline, this piece is elevated by the authentic signature of Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin, one of only two humans to set foot on the lunar surface.

Limited to just 300 pieces worldwide, each example is a highly collectible artifact that bridges journalism, space exploration, and American heritage. The 11” x 17” format offers an ideal balance—large enough to showcase the historic detail, yet versatile for display in home, office, or gallery settings.

Professionally framed with premium matting, this presentation enhances both preservation and visual impact, giving the piece a refined, gallery-ready aesthetic. The archival-quality materials ensure long-term protection while complementing the gravitas of the subject matter.

Comes with  PSA Letter of Authenticity.