1970 Singer Sve Picture-Story Print Set Man and 47 similar items

MAN ON THE MOON (SP-160) SVE Picture-Story Print Set of Eight 13" x 18" full color cards Singer Education Training Products, Produced and Distributed by SVE (Society For Visual Education Inc.), copyright 1970 Set Includes: APOLLO 11 CREW EXITING LUNAR MODULE AMERICAN FLAG ON MOON SOLAR WIND EXPERIMENT SEISMIC EXPERIMENTS WALK ON THE MOON LUNAR SURFACE VIEWS 1 LUNAR SURFACE VIEWS 2 SVE (1919-1995) was a for-profit educational publisher dedicated to new technologies, including film, film strips, and records. Founded in 1919 by Harley L. Clarke, a utilities magnate and Forest Ray Molton, an anatomy professor at the University of Chicago, in the form of a medieval guild. The aim to produce films for use in schools. Within three years the company was failing. Clarke sold the company to Marie Witham who continued the business on a smaller scale. SVE has had various owners and sponsors over the years, including Rand McNally Co., Singer, General Precision Equipment Corporation, and The Discovery Channel. SVE appears privately owned 1991-1995 by Susan Issacs. The set is complete and in VERY GOOD or better condition with some overall wear that includes tack holes in each corner of every card. The "American Flag On The Moon" card has a couple of extra tack holes in it and the name of a school stamped on the back and some other library information written on it.