A roller coaster that ends in the mouth of the moon.  From Le Courrier Français, 1887.

From Fliegende Blätter, 1928.

The man in the moon rides a brookstick.  Moonbeams from the Larger Lunacy by Stephen Leacock.

For fellow lunatics: my collection of vintage moon imagery is waxing.

Don't miss our video on how to drink the moon and the knowledge of the moon from a magic mirror.

From Le Journal Amusant, 1905.

Man i' the moon, are yeh inhabited?"  From The Emerald Wreath by Caviare, 1964.

A visit from the Man in the Moon.  From Trotty's Wedding Tour by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward, 1873.

"What the moon saw."  From The Progressive Composition Lessons, Fifth and Sixth Years by Brautigam, Harper, and Kidd, 1913.

"A terrible night.  How the man in the moon looked while he was being eclipsed."  From Harper's Young People, 1888.

Here we have collaged some of the strange creatures and things that Robert Deverell saw in the craters of the moon.  From his illustrations for Hudibras, 1816.

Here's how to find Jack and Jill in the moon.  From The Sky Movies by Gaylord Johnson, 1923.

"I've often heard the moon declare that shooting stars are growing there."  From Beyond the Mountain by Sarah Stokes Halkett and illustrated by Katharine Pyle, 1917.

"Our funny moon."  From an 1863 issue of Fun magazine.