Farthest Reaches is pleased to offer artifacts for sale from the personal collection of Apollo 15 CMP Al Worden.   Al who had the distinction of performing the first deep space walk during that mission (200,000 miles from Earth) was inducted into the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame in 1997.  He currently serves as Chairman of the Board for the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation.   During his NASA years Al was fortunate to have acquired a number of space related mementos.  To that end, he has entrusted Farthest Reaches to make available to collectors worldwide, selected items from his collection which will be posted below as they become available.  We invite you to stop back from time to time as you just never know what unique treasures may suddenly appear.

This star chart was flight utilized by Command Module Pilot, Al Worden during his voyage to the Moon.  This chart of the Northern Hemisphere measures a substantial 9" x 9" and was produced to fold in half for easy storage.  Star Charts have become quite sought by serious collectors and those that are actually used in flight, specifically FLOWN to the Moon are the most desirable of all.  This artifact will be accompanied by an Al Worden hand signed letter of authenticity attesting to it's history and that it was flown to the Moon aboard Apollo 15.  With such rock solid provenance, it just doesn't get any better than this...

#AWA-60
 $5500
 

This is an oversized example of a flown to the Moon American Flag.  Flags of this size are as you can imagine, rare and more  difficult to come by.  It is in pristine condition having never been displayed or mounted. This beautiful example was flown onboard the Command Module Endeavour by the crew of Apollo 15. 

Al Worden has hand signed this flag (in ballpoint), "Flown to the Moon on Apollo 15, July 26 - August 7, 1971, Al Worden, Apollo 15, CMP" .  In addition, this pristine 11.5" x 7.5" flag is accompanied by an Al Worden hand signed letter of authenticity attesting to it's  provenance as a genuine flown to the moon artifact. 

#AWA-41
 $7495
 

Offered here is a 6" x 4" FLOWN to the Moon American flag.  It was carried onboard the Command Module Endeavour by the crew of Apollo 15. 

Al Worden has hand signed this flag (in ballpoint), "Flown to the Moon on Apollo 15, July 26 - August 7, 1971, Al Worden, Apollo 15, CMP" .  In addition, this pristine 6" x 4" flag is accompanied by an Al Worden hand signed letter of authenticity attesting to it's  provenance as a genuine flown to the moon artifact. This flag is in pristine condition having never been displayed or mounted.

#AWA-41
 $4200
 

 This 14" x 11" color photo from Al Worden's personal collection is authentically hand signed by all but one (missing Ed Givens) of the NASA Group 5 Astronauts selected in April, 1966.   Included are:

Vance Brand, John Bull, Jerry Carr, Charles Duke, Joe Engle, Ron Evans, Fred Haise, James Irwin, Don Lind, Jack Lousma, Tom Mattingly, Bruce McCandless, Ed Mitchell, Bill Pogue, Stu Roosa, John Swigert, Paul Weitz and Al Worden.

These signatures represent 9 Apollo Moon Voyagers, 3 Moonwalkers and a host of others.   This photo contains some moderate faults including a vertical closed tear at top due and some frayed edges from storage over the years, though the signatures look as though they were signed just yesterday and the image is bright and clear.  Group photos such as  this are extremely rare and seldom become available.  This piece of NASA history will be also be accompanied by a letter of provenance from it's owner, Astronaut Al Worden. 

#AWA-1
 $8000
 

 This 14" x 11" color photo from Al Worden's personal collection is authentically hand signed by all but one (missing Ed Givens) of the NASA Group 5 Astronauts selected in April, 1966.   Included are:

Vance Brand, John Bull, Jerry Carr, Charles Duke, Joe Engle, Ron Evans, Fred Haise, James Irwin, Don Lind, Jack Lousma, Tom Mattingly, Bruce McCandless, Ed Mitchell, Bill Pogue, Stu Roosa, John Swigert, Paul Weitz and Al Worden.

These signatures represent 9 Apollo Moon Voyagers, 3 Moonwalkers and a host of others.   This photo contains some moderate faults including a vertical closed tear at top due and some frayed edges from storage over the years, though the signatures look as though they were signed just yesterday and the image is bright and clear.  Group photos such as  this are extremely rare and seldom become available.  This piece of NASA history will be also be accompanied by a letter of provenance from it's owner, Astronaut Al Worden. 

#AWA-1
 $8000
 

This piece of foam core has affixed a 4" patch commemorating American Spaceweek 1986 and the Apollo Reunion.  Surrounding the patch are the authentic signatures of a number of Astronauts and several of their wives who were in attendance for that event.  The signatures were provided specifically for Astronaut Al Worden who has held this slice of history in his personal collection from that day until it being offered for sale through Farthest Reaches Inc.  This is a set of signatures that would be impossible to assemble today.  This 8" x 10" presentation comes with a letter of authenticity from Farthest Reaches Inc. attesting to it's provenance.

Signers include:

Apollo 7:  Don Eisele with wife Susie Eisele (Schirra and Cunningham could be added to complete crew)
Apollo 8:  James Lovell with Marilyn Lovell
Apollo 10:  Gene Cernan (crew could be completed)
Apollo 11:  Buzz Aldrin
                Mike Collins with wife Pat Collins
Apollo 12:  Richard Gordon
Apollo 13:  James Lovell with wife Marilyn Lovell
Apollo 14:  Stu Roosa with wife Joan Roosa
Apollo 15:  Al Worden
Apollo 16:  Charles Duke and wife Dotty Duke
Apollo 17:  Gene Cernan
                 Ron Evans with wife Jan Evans (Schmitt could be added to complete crew)
 

 $1100
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Apollo 16/17 Launch CSM G&C Checklist (Change A) for April 16th,1972 Launch

The Guidance and Control (G&C) Checklist issued March 15, 1972, provided the crew with a quick reference to the actions needed to operate the Command Module Computer in its Guidance and Navigation functions.  Like similar checklists in aircraft, the Apollo Checklists were intended as memory joggers, and were normally used by one crewmember reading out the action, and the other crewmembers carrying out the requisite task. 

Approximately 156 pages divided into sections and separated by tabbed dividers.  This checklist was used by Al for training as the Apollo 16 back up CMP for that mission.  Al hand signs the first page and adds Apollo 16 Back Up CMP (BUCMP).  Comes with letter of authenticity from Al Worden.

#AWA-2
 $3500
 

Apollo 16/17 CSM Systems Checklist (Change A) for All Launch Dates

The CSM Systems Checklist issued February 28, 1972, provided the crew with a quick reference to the actions needed to operate the range of systems within the Command Module, including LM interface.  Like similar checklists in aircraft, the Apollo Checklists were intended as memory joggers, and were normally used by one crewmember reading out the action, and the other crewmembers carrying out the requisite task. 

Approximately 81 pages divided into sections and separated by tabbed dividers.  This checklist was used by Al for training as the Apollo 16 back up CMP for that mission.  Al's name is on a sticker affixed to the cover and he hand signs the first page adding  Apollo 16 Back Up CMP (BUCMP).  Comes with letter of authenticity from Al Worden.

#AWA-3
 $3500
 

Apollo 16/17 CSM Entry Checklist (Revision A) for All Launch Dates

The CSM Entry Checklist issued March 1, 1972, provided the crew with a quick reference to the actions needed to operate the range of systems within the Command Module including LM interface. Like similar checklists in aircraft, the Apollo Checklists were intended as memory joggers, and were normally used by one crewmember reading out the action, and the other crewmembers carrying out the requisite task. 

Approximately 33 pages divided into sections and separated by tabbed dividers.  This checklist was used by Al for training as the Apollo 16 back up CMP for that mission.  Al's name is on a sticker affixed to the cover and he hand signs the first page adding  Apollo 16 Back Up CMP (BUCMP).  Comes with letter of authenticity from Al Worden.

#AWA-4
 $1000
 

Apollo 16 CSM Launch Checklist (Revision A) for All Launch Dates

This Launch Checklist issued March 7, 1972, provided the crew with a quick reference to the actions needed during launch and Trans Lunar Insertion.  It also covers the crew actions required during mission aborts, including failures of the Saturn V, and de-orbit re-entry after an alternative Earth-orbital mission, if TLI is not possible.  Like similar checklists in aircraft, the Apollo Checklists are intended as memory joggers, and are normally used by one crewmember reading out the action, and the other crewmembers carrying out the requisite task.
 

Approximately 128 pages divided into sections and separated by tabbed dividers.  This checklist was used by Al for training as the Apollo 16 back up CMP for that mission.  Al hand signs the first page and adds Apollo 16 Back Up CMP (BUCMP).  Comes with letter of authenticity from Al Worden.

#AWA-5
 $3500
 

Apollo 16 CSM Rescue Book (Change A) for All Launch Dates

The CSM Rescue Book (Change A) for All Launch dates issued March 10, 1972, provided the crew with a quick reference to the actions needed to respond to a variety of emergencies.  It's tabbed sections are divided into the following:

1.  Abort Points/Rescue Cases
2. One Rev Rendezvous
3. Two Rev Rendezuous
4. Rescue Two Rendezvous
5. CSM Dwell Rendezvous
6. Manual Insertion Rendezvous
7. TPF Activities
8. SPS Pre-Braking Burn Procedures
9. IMU Failure Rendezvous
 

 Like similar checklists in aircraft, the Apollo Checklists were intended as memory joggers, and were normally used by one crewmember reading out the action, and the other crewmembers carrying out the requisite task. 

This checklist measures 8.5" x 10.5", is approximately ...and is divided into sections with separated by tabbed dividers as mentioned above.  It was used by Al for training as the Apollo 16 back up CMP for that mission.  Al's name is on a sticker affixed to the cover and he hand signs the first page adding  Apollo 16 Back Up CMP (BUCMP).  This exceedingly rare checklist comes with a letter of authenticity from Al Worden.

#AWA-6
 $3500
 

In his book, Apollo: An Eyewitness Account, Alan Bean says of 'Reaching for the Stars', "In one sense this is a painting of a universal astronaut, symbolizing everyone who flew in Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, Skylab, and Apollo-Soyuz.  It also represents those who fly on space shuttles and will fly on a space station and on future missions only dreamed about at this time.  The astronaut is an emissary of us all, soaring away from our planet Earth....But in a broader view, 'Reaching for the Stars' symbolizes all of us who possess a dedicated and adventurous spirit no matter what our interests or age.

Twenty four astronauts have signed this print under their respective mission logo though as you can imagine there are still a few who could be added despite this being an outstanding collection of autographs unto itself.  The Astronauts who have signed include: Alan Shepard, John Glenn, Scott Carpenter, Wally Schirra, Gordon Cooper, Walt Cunningham, Rusty Schweickart, James McDivitt, James Lovell, Buzz Aldrin, Alan Bean, Pete Conrad, Dick Gordon, Edgar Mitchell, Fred Haise, Charles Duke, Alfred Worden, Paul Weitz, Owen Garriott, Jack Lousma, Bill Pogue, Jerry Carr, Ed Gibson and Tom Stafford.

This fine art print is from the personal collection of Astronaut Al Worden.  It is one of the highly sought after Artist's Proofs (#83/150).  Artist Proofs are prints hand selected by the artist for their own use and generally presented to friends, family or other VIPs at their discretion.  The particular print was presented to Al Worden by his friend, Artist/Moonwalker Alan Bean.  It has never been displayed though is framed as received and includes all original packaging.  In addition to coming with the publishers original paperwork and COA, this artist's proof will be accompanied by a hand signed letter of provenance from Astronaut Al Worden. 

Published April 1997
Image size: 27.375" x 34.375".

A Framed Limited Edition on Textured Canvas - Edition Size: 1500
Artist's Proof #83/150
Published from the artist's original work 

#AWA-69
 $2795 plus shipping
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Apollo 15 Flown To The Moon 4" A-B Mission Patch

This very limited production A-B (4") Apollo 15 mission patch carries an embroidered "XV" in gold just behind the mission symbol.  The gold variant of this mission's patch was produced in very small numbers and only for the use of the prime crew themselves.  It is in and of itself an exceedingly rare patch and given the nature of this one, even more so. This patch is accompanied by an Al Worden hand signed letter of authenticity attesting to it's history and that it was flown to the Moon aboard Apollo 15. 

#AWA-7
 $5000
 

This set of Franklin Mint Medallions come from the personal collection of Astronaut Al Worden.  Included in the frame (constructed so that the medallions may be view on both sides) are 20 sterling silver medallions.  Each depicts a specific scene from an Apollo Lunar Mission.  Issued in 1970, these medallions are NOT of the flown variety.  Comes with an LOA from Astronaut Al Worden stating that these medallions come directly from his personal collection. 

#AWA-97
 $600
 

Apollo 13 Flown To The Moon Robbins Medallion

Sterling Silver, #309/404. 

Comes with a letter of authenticity from Al Worden

#AWA-9
 $3995
 

STS-1 (Columbia Maiden Flight) Unflown Robbins Medallion

Sterling Silver, #319/359. 

Comes with a letter of authenticity from Al Worden

#AWA-21
 $650
 

This medallion from Al's personal collection honors his Apollo 15 Mission.  It is gold in color measures 1.5" in diameter.  As you can see it's offered in a protective case that will allow for safe display or handling.  In mint condition.  LOA from Farthest Reaches is included.

#AWA-54
 $45
 

The Star Chart offered here is of "Stars in the vicinity of Orion" and was actually used by Al Worden to train for his flight to the Moon aboard Apollo 15 in August of 1971.  Al has hand inscribed on this star chart accordingly, " I used this chart in training, Al Worden, Apollo 15.  This Star Chart measures 9.5" x 7.25"

For those of you who might be interested in learning more about collecting Star Charts, you are invited to follow the link below to what I consider to be the definitive article on the subject and best of all, it's written by a collector, for collectors.. 

Collecting Star Charts

In the last few years much attention has been focused on both flown and unflown Star Charts, particularly from the Mercury - Apollo Programs. Consequently, as their popularity has risen, their availability has decreased, making this an excellent opportunity to own one that comes with provenance from the Astronaut who actually used it, Al Worden.  As provenance goes, it just doesn't get any better than that. 

This chart affixed to it's stiff backing board has become slightly separated in the upper right corner.  This in no way detracts as the chart itself is in excellent condition, though it could be easily reaffixed if desired, or not.  Either way however, this Apollo Star Chart will undoubtedly make an important addition your space memorabilia collection. 

#AWA-22
$995
 NEW

Date Issued:  3/23/67
Issued by: Commanding Officer Heltraron Eight, R.O. Wallace who also hand signs.
Measures 8.5" x 12"

#AWA189
$165
 

Certificate of Appreciation presented to Al just after his Apollo 15 Mission in recognition of his "Meritorious Service" to the media. 

Date Issued:  8/23/71
Issued by: The National Press Club and hand signed by it's President 
Measures 10" x 8"

#AWA188
$65
 

Date Issued:  11/18/1959
Issued by: Delta Pilot E.D. Shannon who hand signs this certificate
Measures 10" x 8"

#AWA190
$150
 

This novelty watch from the All American Time Company is vintage 1971-and comes from Al Worden's personal collection.  It's shows it's wear and is not functioning properly (starts and stops, has hairline crack in the crystal, and well worm band, though band could be replaced and watch could probably be repaired to working order.  As a rarity these days, I recently found this very watch in new condition that had sold for $200.  This one is priced much lower in it's present condition.

This "Tricky Dicky" watch is such a cool item that I couldn't resist posting it here despite it having no direct connection to space.  For those of you watch collectors out there, this is a great opportunity to pick up a rather unique timepiece for your collection that comes directly from the astronaut who wore it.  Best of all, at only $115, it won't require you to give up your first born in order to obtain it!!  Comes with LOA from Farthest Reaches. Inc.

#AWA-59
 $125
 SOLD

#AWA-52
 $85
 SOLD

#AWA32
 $75
 

#AWA33
 $85
 

It measures approximately 7" x 8" at it's widest points.  LOA from Farthest Reaches Inc.

#AWA-20
 $275
 

The event cover commemorates Al Worden's Jackson, Michigan homecoming day, following the flight of Apollo 15.  It contains a colorful cachet portrait of Al and is cancelled in Jackson, MI on Oct. 25th, 1971 (homecoming day).  This cover is authentically hand signed by the Apollo 15 crew.

#AWA-12
 $195
 

This postal card was issued to commemorate the Jackson, Michigan homecoming of Al Worden following his Apollo 15 flight.  It was cancelled in Jackson, MI on Oct. 25th, 1971 (homecoming day).   This postal card is authentically hand signed by the Apollo 15 crew.

#AWA-13
 $175
 

The Apollo 15 crew has authentically hand signed this postal card honoring their mission.  This card is cancelled in Zagreb, Yugoslavia on 1/25/72.  An amazing price for an an item hand signed by the entire crew of the fourth lunar landing.. 

#AWA-14
 $125
 

 The Apollo 15 crew has authentically hand signed this cover honoring their mission.  This cover was cancelled twice Zagreb, Yugoslavia, on two consecutive days (1/25/72 & 1/26/72).  I'm not certain how those dates are significant but is priced to sell for anyone on a budget, seeking to add a crew signed cover to their collection that comes directly from Astronaut Al Worden.

#AWA-15
 $125
 

 The Apollo 15 crew has authentically hand signed this first day cover cancelled in Poland on 7/26/71.  The stamp was issued to  commemorate the first deployment of the lunar rover.  In addition, the colorful cache highlights this mission's lunar landing site.  Very nice and reasonably priced!

#AWA-16
 $140
 

 The Apollo 15 crew has authentically hand signed this launch day event cover cancelled in Poland on 11/17/71.  The stamp honors the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus and the cachet shows a rocket lifting off for the moon.  Very interesting!

#AWA-17
 $150
 

 The Apollo 15 crew has authentically hand signed this event cover though I've not been able to ascertain what event it's commemorating.  It's cancelled in Poland on 9/26/71. 

#AWA-18
 $110
 

JS(CC)64 RAF First Day Cover honoring 30th anniversary of Apollo 11 Moonlanding.  Left side Includes miniature sheet containing circular stamp showing Earthrise over lunar surface.  Right side includes Tuvalu stamps showing phases of Apollo 11 mission. Cancelled at Tuvalu on date of 30th anniversary (7/20/99).

This cover was flown in a VC10C Mk1K of No.10 Squadron over Cape Kennedy en route from RAF Brize Norton to Washington Dulles International Airport.  It is certified on reverse as number 15 of a limited edition of 115. 

This cover, JS(CC)64 was produced by the Joint Services Charities Consortium to raise funds for the Royal Air Force Association and Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund Flowerdown Home, Weston-Super-Mare.  It measures 8.5" x 4.5".  Very impressive.
 

#AWA-65
 $30
 NEW

JS(CC)64 RAF First Day Cover honoring 30th anniversary of Apollo 11 Moonlanding.  Left side Includes miniature sheet containing circular stamp showing Earthrise over lunar surface.  Right side includes Solomon Islands stamps showing phases of Apollo 11 mission. Cancelled at Solomon Islands on date of 30th anniversary (7/20/99).

This cover was flown in a VC10C Mk1K of No.10 Squadron over Cape Kennedy en route from RAF Brize Norton to Washington Dulles International Airport.  It is certified on reverse as number 15 of a limited edition of 115. 

This cover, JS(CC)64 was produced by the Joint Services Charities Consortium to raise funds for the Royal Air Force Association and Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund Flowerdown Home, Weston-Super-Mare.  It measures 8.5" x 4.5".  Very impressive.

#AWA-66
 $30
 NEW

JS(CC)59 RAF British Achievements In Speed Cover.  Includes flight details in blue with USA 32c First Supersonic Flight stamp and hand signed by Flight Lieutenant P Baker MA, who flew this cover in his Hawker Hunter T7 XL612 (250). 

Cancelled at Washington, DC on 9/29/98 which was the 100th Anniversary of the first Land Speed Record set by a Frenchman driving an electric car called the "Jeantaud" on a public road on the outskirts of Paris. 

This cover, JS(CC)59 was produced by the Joint Services Charities Consortium to raise funds for the Royal Air Force Association and Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund Flowerdown Home, Weston-Super-Mare.  It measures 8 3/4" x 4 3/8". 

 

#AWA-67
 $
 NEW

JS(CC)31 ThrustSSC Official Cover commemorates the Supersonic World Land Speed Record of 763.035 mph (MACH 1.02 set on 10/15/97.  It is hand signed at Farnborough, Hants on the 10/15/98 (1st anniversary of that record). 

As explained in information printed on reverse side, this cover was flown in a Tornado F3 of No. 111(F) Squadron by Squadron Leader Andy Green OBE RAF on an Air Defense sortie from RAF Leuchars and return.  During the flight, the Tornado was flown low level at Mach 1.02, matching the precise speed of ThrustSSC in its unique record breaking achievement.

This cover bears a 26p ThrustSSC postage paid stamp and is hand signed by both Richard Noble and Andy Green both World Land Speed Record Holders This cover is certified on reverse as number 1043 of 5000.  Please note that although 5000 were flown, only about 2000 were actually signed as shown here, as the rest were contaminated by oil (believed to from a Tornado aircraft) and consequently destroyed.  

 This cover, JS(CC)31 (measuring 8 3/4" x 4 3/8")  was produced by the SSC Program to raise funds for the Royal Air Force Association and Motor Neurone Disease Association.

#AWA-68
 $
 NEW

The Astronaut's Pin was worn unofficially by at least 29 Astronauts.  The design shows a trio of trajectories representing the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo Missions.  They merge toward a bright shining star at the top, indicating the nature of space travel.  The elliptical design, symbolizes orbital flight.  This silver pin was worn by those who had not yet flown in space and was replaced by a gold pin issued following the Astronaut's first mission. As an aside, Alan Bean left his silver Astronaut's pin on the Moon in 1969.  The Astronaut's pin offered here is the actual pin owned and worn by Al Worden, Apollo 15, CMP.  Note: pin back is missing.

The Senior Astronaut Badge offered here is the actual badge owned and worn by Apollo 15, CMP, Al Worden.  The United States Air Force issued the Astronaut Badge in three degrees, Basic, Senior and Master.  Note: Is missing one of two backing pins.  

Personal items such as these are seldom available for private ownership and as a set are virtually never seen.  These items will undoubtedly make an outstanding addition to any serious space memorabilia collection.   Includes COA hand signed by Al Worden.

#AWA-40
 $1800
 SOLD

front view

rear view

When it comes to coins and medallions that have been flown to the Moon, Robbins Medallions are considered the most desirable of all.  This particular example comes from Al Worden's personal collection.  This sterling sliver medallion has been encased within a beautiful lucite cylinder for ease of display.  This is #038 of 127 medallions that were documented to have been flown by the Apollo 15 crew.  The medallion was struck from silver recovered from a Spanish treasure ship that sank off the coast near Cape Canaveral.  This is Al's one and only flown Robbins Medallion and comes with his hand signed letter of authenticity.

#AWA
 $4000
 sold

Photo of Apollo 11 tool kit showing
similar emergency wrench

Plaque measures 10.5" x 9"

Diagram of an Apollo tool kit showing emergency wrench

In November, 1969, this emergency wrench was flown to the lunar surface as a part of the tool kit onboard the Lunar Module Intrepid . Fortunately it did not become necessary to use it!!  Following it's return from the Moon, it was mounted on the plaque shown here and presented to backup CMP, Al Worden by the Apollo 12 flight crew in appreciation of his contribution toward the success of that mission.  

The plaque reads:

Presented to
Maj. Alfred Worden, USAF

By the Crew of Apollo XII

A key to your own CSM, checked out aboard Intrepid, November 1969, on its voyage to the Ocean of Storms, Moon

The stamped NASA part number on this emergency wrench corresponds to the part number shown in the official Apollo 12 lunar module stowage list.  In addition this substantial lunar artifact comes with a letter of authenticity attesting to it's history, hand signed by Al Worden.

#AWA
 $15,000
 sold

 This certificate of record was awarded to each Apollo 15 crew member by the National Aeronautic Association (NAA) in recognition of their K-3 Manned Spacecraft being the greatest mass ever (76,278 pounds) placed into lunar orbit .  The NAA issued this award as the USA representative to The Federation Aeronautique Internationale (FAI).  This is a rare and prestigious certificate, the likes of which seldom, if ever becomes available to the public.

Certificate measures 11"x14" 

#AWA
 $595
 sold

This certificate of record was awarded to each Apollo 15 crew member by the Federation Aeronautique Internationale (FAI) for placing the greatest mass ever (76,278 pounds) into lunar orbit .  It recognizes the same achievement as the NAA certificate shown above, but this one comes from the parent organization itself.   The FAI is responsible for officially certifying new world records in aviation and spaceflight.

A substantial portion of this certificate was completed by hand and though its a bit difficult to see in the scan, is embossed with the FAI's official seal.  Beautifully framed and accompanied by a hand signed letter of authenticity from Al Worden.  Extremely RARE!!

Frame measures 12"x15"  

#AWA
 $695
 sold

"The Patuxent Shield"

 Plaque awarded to Al Worden upon completing his training at Empire Test Pilots School at Farnborough, England in December, 1964.  This is one beautiful plaque!!

Measures approximately 8" x 10"

#AWA
 $85
 sold

 Plaque awarded to Al Worden by USAF Aerospace Research Pilots School (Edwards, CA) in recognition of his serving as an
instructor there from February, 1965 - April, 1966.  He left upon being selected as a NASA astronaut. 

Measures 7" x 10"

#AWA
 $80
 sold

#AWA-53
 $85
 SOLD

This color Mission Control photograph (9" x 7.5") was presented to Al Worden in honor of his "Welcome Home" following the successful Apollo 15 mission.  It's inscribed, "To Lieutenant Colonel Alfred M. Worden: Proud to have been on your team" and signed by John Watson, Don Flippin, Verlin Fox, Hank Blais and Stuart Law.  The photograph is displayed under a mat as shown, measuring 13.25" x 15.25".  The mat has also been hand signed by Al Worden who inscribes, "From my personal collection, Al Worden, Apollo 15, CMP".  It is in good condition with the photo being clean and bright.   LOA from Farthest Reaches Inc.

#AWA-23
 $125
 SOLD

Date Issued:  3/28/72
 Issued by: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics and  signed
 by President, Allen Puckett & Chairman of Honors Committee, John Houbolt.
Measures 11" x 14"

Is hand signed by Al Worden who adds mission information.  Ships in it's
hard folder as issued.  LOA from Farthest Reaches Inc.

#AWA-
 $95
 SOLD

The presentation measures 16" x 20" and the flag measures approximately 11" x 8".  As you can see in the scan the flag is in outstanding condition.   LOA from Farthest Reaches Inc.

#AWA
 $295
 SOLD

#AWA
 $75
 SOLD

Date Issued:  3/26/1958
Issued by: Delta Pilot E.D. Shannon who hand signs this certificate
Measures 10" x 8"

#AWA
$150
 SOLD

Date Issued:  Not dated
Issued by: Richard L. Johnson, Executive Director, Interceptor Wing  
Measures 7" x 9"

#AWA
$195
 SOLD

Date Issued:  4/14/67
Issued by: NAUI and hand signed by Diving Instructor  
Measures 13" x 10"

#AWA
$165
 SOLD

Date Issued:  March, 1967
Issued by: President & Executive Secretary (who also hand sign) 
Measures 9" x 12"

#AWA
$65
 SOLD

Certificate of Training indicating that Al Worden has completed his 'Basic Tropic Survival and Ethnic Familiarization Course".  This survival training was required of the Astronauts and often referred to in the literature and throughout the photographic record of the manned space program.  Seldom however, does one come across such an Astronaut's Certificate of Completion such as that being offered here.  In superb condition. 

Date Issued:  6/16/67
Issued by: The USAF and signed by Ramond J. Hawkins, Major, USAF - Director, Tropic Survival School
Measures 10" x 8"

#AWA
$250
 SOLD

This medallion from Al Worden's personal collection is produced by Presidential Art Medals and designed by artist Ralph J. Menconi in 1971.   It's substantial in size and weight as you can see from the scan, measuring 2.5" in diameter and made of bronze.  This medallion could easily be removed from it's holder if desired.  The holder itself is hand signed by Al Worden who adds Apollo 15.  Is accompanied by a Farthest Reaches Inc. letter of authenticity.

#AWA
 $100
 SOLD

#AWA-32
 $225
 SOLD

Date Issued:  3/2/1956
Issued by: Commandant of Air Training Command, Moore Air Base, Mission, Texas. 
Measures 8.5" x 10"

#AWA
$225
 SOLD

Date Issued:  8/14/1956
Issued by: Milton B. Adams, Colonel, USAF 

#AWA
$250
 SOLD

Al Worden used this carryall bag heavily throughout his NASA career.  As he explains, these bags were provided to the astronauts as briefcases for carrying things such as checklists, flight plans, and other training materials.  These bags traveled all over the country as the Astronauts moved from one location to another in preparation for their flights.   This very bag carried Al Worden's "Right Stuff" and now it can carry "yours" or would simply make a great addition to your collection.  This bag measures approximately 17" in length x 12" high and carries the name plate, "Worden" on the front side as shown in the scan.  It's pockets are accessed via Velcro flaps and as you can see, this bag is in excellent condition.  LOA from Farthest Reaches Inc.

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 $265
 SOLD