The Flickr Paulcalle Image Generatr

Bits and Pieces
No. 41892
card
1,000 pieces
20 x 27 in
51 x 69 cm

TED: "I likes this pussle Donald, but it wuz ever so difficut! The wiggly cut wiv overlappin' bits made us bofe fink we'd nevver get it dun, diddunt it?"

DONALD: "It's a US puzzle and they do seem to cut them differently to British puzzles, and yes, I did wonder if we'd ever finish it! But we did, and it's a very impressive image!"

TED: "Yew can say that agane! But I wish it'd been a grid-cut cuz I'd've henjoyed it more."

Bits and Pieces
No. 41892
card
1,000 pieces
20 x 27 in
51 x 69 cm

This splendid portrait of a Native American Indian chief by Paul Calle proved more difficult than I thought. Although no two pieces were alike, the random die-cut was still tricky, trickier than a British-style puzzle of the same size and piece-count. But I ploughed on and can honestly say I enjoyed the experience - although I don't intend to repeat it!

“L to R: Michael Collins; Neil A. Armstrong; Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr.; Postmaster General Winton M. Blount.
September 9, 1969”

See also:

www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/ap11-69-HC-1119HR.jpg
Credit: ALSJ website

Worlds Beyond / Heft-Reihe
- Fredric Brown and Mack Reynolds / Six-Legged Svengali
- Graham Greene / The End of the Party
- C. M. Kornbluth / The Mindworm
- Jack Vance / The Loom of Darkness
cover: Paul Calle
Verlag: Hillman Periodicals, Inc. / USA 1950
Reprint: Comic-Club NK 2010
ex libris MTP

“Apollo 13 launch to lunar surface:

1. Apollo XIII emblem and the astronaut crew (left to right); Thomas K. Mattingly; James A. Lovell; and Fred W. Haise.

2. Astronaut prepares to enter the Apollo Command Module prior to launch.

3. Launch from Complex 39A Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

4. Lunar Module lands on Moon.

5. Astronaut Fred Haise prepares to deploy ALSEP.

6. Astronaut Fred Haise carries the ALSEP experiment to its deployment location away from Lunar Module.”

Although I’ve been unable to find a single “match”, these look like the work of Paul Calle, I think.

“TENTH ANNIVERSARY LOGO-- NASA logo to commemorate the Tenth Anniversary of the flight of Apollo 11. The sketch of Astronaut Neil Armstrong--the first man to land on the moon--was drawn by artist Paul Calle just before the launch of Apollo 11.”

A time traveler on the far-future Earth encounters two distinct species of humanity, the dwellers of the deep called The Amphibians and the rulers of the land mass called The Dwellers. His adventures in this strange new world are among Wright's most original and imaginative fictions.

FDC Moon Cover (fac similé de l'enveloppe emportée sur la Lune par Apollo 11 signé par Paul Calle créateur du timbre

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FDC Timbre Jules Verne de la Terre à la Lune signé par Michel Bez créateur du timbre

1er jour du timbre Apollo 11 signé par l'artiste Paul Calle

Document spécial émis pour les 20 ans d'Apollo 11 en 1989 avec le timbre de 1989 créé par Chris et Paul Calle + le timbre de 1969 créé par Paul Calle

Carte téléphonique spéciale

Autographes des 2 artistes Paul et Chris Calle

Carte maximu illustré et signé par son auteur et créateur du timbre Paul CALLE

Document spécial pour l'émission du timbre commémorant les 25 ans d'Apollo 11 émis par la Suède en 1994

Document signé par les 2 auteurs Paul & Chris Calle

Une réplique de la Flown Cover d'Apollo 11.
Document signé par l'équipage d'Apollo 11 Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin et Mike Collins

Paul Calle, créateur du Timbre Apollo 11 a également signé ce document ainsi que Michel Bez, artiste français, créateur du timbre JulesVerne