1969 Dandy Bubble Gum : The Struggle for the Universe
Universets Erobring
The Struggle for the Universe (Universets Erobring) was released in
1969 by Dandy Factories in Vejle, Denmark. Each wax pack contains four cards
plus a piece of bubble gum. The card and album text is printed in English and Danish. Each card measures approximately 70 x 45 mm (2.76
x 1.78 inches). The Struggle for the Universe 36-page collector
album was published by Anders And & Co.
The 200-card series reprints various images
and descriptions from
Kampf um den Weltraum, published in 1967 by Heinerle-Hugo Hein. The original German text was authored by Werner Büdeler.
The checklist is incomplete.
| Checklist | |
| A 1 | |
| A 2 | Professor Hermann Oberth |
| A 3 | V-2 explosion |
| A 4 | |
| A 5 | |
| A 6 | |
| A 7 | |
| A 8 | In the interior start-bunker in Cape Canaveral. |
| A 9 | |
| A 10 | Jupiter rocket |
| A 11 | |
| A 12 | |
| A 13 | |
| A 14 | Delta rocket |
| A 15 | |
| A 16 | |
| A 17 | |
| A 18 | Atlas Agena rocket |
| A 19 | Camera at the start-platform. |
| A 20 | |
| A 21 | Transport of a rocket |
| A 22 | Titan II |
| A 23 | |
| A 24 | |
| A 25 | Launch Complex 37 |
| A 26 | Start of the first Saturn I |
| A 27 | |
| A 28 | |
| A 29 | |
| A 30 | |
| A 31 | |
| A 32 | |
| A 33 | Copy of the first grade of Saturn V |
| A 34 | |
| A 35 | |
| A 36 | |
| A 37 | |
| A 38 | |
| A 39 | |
| A 40 | By means of electronic computers |
| A 41 | |
| A 42 | |
| A 43 | |
| A 44 | |
| A 45 | Europa 1 |
| A 46 | |
| A 47 | |
| A 48 | Test being carried out |
| A 49 | |
| A 50 | |
| A 51 | |
| A 52 | |
| A 53 | |
| A 54 | |
| A 55 | Explorer 14 |
| A 56 | |
| A 57 | San Marco I |
| A 58 | OSO 1 |
| A 59 | |
| A 60 | |
| A 61 | |
| A 62 | |
| A 63 | Terrestrial radio spots |
| A 64 | |
| A 65 | |
| A 66 | |
| A 67 | |
| A 68 | Early Bird |
| A 69 | Two improved communications satellites |
| A 70 | |
| A 71 | |
| A 72 | |
| A 73 | |
| A 74 | |
| A 75 | |
| A 76 | |
| A 77 | |
| A 78 | Diagram of the flight of a Ranger probe |
| A 79 | |
| A 80 | The Moon from Ranger 9 |
| A 81 | A further Moon photo taken by Ranger 9. |
| A 82 | |
| A 83 | Professor Mstislav Keldysh, Luna 9 |
| A 84 | |
| A 85 | |
| A 86 | |
| A 87 | Lunar Orbiter |
| A 88 | |
| A 89 | Venera I |
| A 90 | |
| A 91 | |
| A 92 | |
| A 93 | |
| A 94 | Typical Russian spacecraft |
| A 95 | ESRO-I |
| A 96 | The German research satellite HEOS-I |
| A 97 | |
| A 98 | |
| A 99 | A satellite of the planet Venus |
| A 100 | A probe for a flight |
| A 101 | |
| A 102 | |
| A 103 | |
| A 104 | |
| A 105 | |
| A 106 | |
| A 107 | |
| A 108 | |
| A 109 | |
| A 110 | |
| A 111 | |
| A 112 | |
| A 113 | |
| A 114 | |
| A 115 | |
| A 116 | |
| A 117 | |
| A 118 | |
| A 119 | |
| A 120 | |
| A 121 | |
| A 122 | Edward H. White during a walk |
| A 123 | |
| A 124 | Photo from a Gemini space capsule |
| A 125 | Numerous geographical details |
| A 126 | |
| A 127 | |
| A 128 | |
| A 129 | |
| A 130 | Gemini 6 recovery |
| A 131 | Gemini 9 splashdown |
| A 132 | |
| A 133 | |
| A 134 | |
| A 135 | |
| A 136 | |
| A 137 | Manufacture of the Lunar Module |
| A 138 | |
| A 139 | |
| A 140 | |
| A 141 | |
| A 142 | William Anders recovery |
| A 143 | |
| A 144 | |
| A 145 | Apollo 7, 150 miles (240 km) high up |
| A 146 | |
| A 147 | Apollo 8, photo of the Moon |
| A 148 | |
| A 149 | |
| A 150 | |
| A 151 | |
| A 152 | |
| A 153 | Apollo 9, coast of North Carolina |
| A 154 | |
| A 155 | |
| A 156 | |
| A 157 | Apollo 10 Lunar Module |
| A 158 | |
| A 159 | Apollo 10, Moon crater |
| A 160 | |
| A 161 | |
| A 162 | |
| A 163 | Apollo 10 splashdown |
| A 164 | Edwin E. Aldrin on the Moon. |
| A 165 | Edwin E. Aldrin and Neil A. Armstrong hoisting the American colours |
| A 166 | Edwin E. Aldrin in front of the American flag |
| A 167 | Edwin E. Aldrin with the moon-ferry |
| A 168 | Edwin E. Aldrin descending the LM-ladder |
| A 169 | |
| A 170 | |
| A 171 | |
| A 172 | |
| A 173 | |
| A 174 | Yuri Gagarin |
| A 176 | Gherman S. Titov |
| A 177 | John H. Glenn |
| A 178 | |
| A 179 | |
| A 180 | Andrian G. Nikolayev |
| A 181 | Walter M. Schirra |
| A 182 | L. Gordon Cooper |
| A 183 | Valery F. Bykovsky |
| A 184 | Valentina V. Tereshkova |
| A 185 | Boris Yegorov |
| A 186 | Konstantin P. Feoktistov |
| A 187 | Pavel Belyayev |
| A 188 | Aleksei A. Leonov |
| A 189 | Gemini 5: L. Gordon Cooper, Charles Conrad |
| A 190 | Frank Borman |
| A 191 | |
| A 192 | Gemini 8: Neil Armstrong, David Scott |
| A 193 | |
| A 194 | Gemini 10: John W. Young, Michael Collins |
| A 195 | Apollo 11: Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin |
| A 196 | Apollo 1: Edward H. White, Virgil I. Grissom, Roger B. Chaffee |
| A 197 | Vladimir M. Komarov |
| A 198 | Donald K. Slayton, Donn F. Eisele, Walter M. Schirra, R. Walter Cunningham |
| A 199 | |
| A 200 | Apollo 11: Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin |