This historical space exploration shadow box display commemorates NASA Astronaut Al Worden (United States, 1932–2020), who served as the Command Module Pilot for the historic Apollo 15 lunar mission in 1971. Professionally arranged within a multi-window black mat, the collection centers on a Kennedy Space Center "Salute to Boy Scouts 2007" embroidered patch, accompanied just below by an official United States Space Program Badge token. The left window features a vintage publicity photograph of Worden in his spacesuit, while the lower-right window contains a color photograph showing Worden later in life alongside an adult and two children, framed by the American and NASA flags.

An exceptional piece of historical ephemera, the upper-right window houses a red "Boy Scout Leaders and Parents" itinerary schedule from the Kennedy Space Center event, prominently hand-signed "Al Worden / Apollo 15" in black ink across the upper-left corner. The entire commemorative layout is securely presented under glass within a sleek, contemporary black composite frame, providing an exceptional display piece for space or historical memorabilia collectors.

Specifications

• Medium: Multi-Media Memorabilia Shadow Box Display

• Signature/Markings: Hand-signed "Al Worden / Apollo 15" in black ink on the included event itinerary document

• Dimensions: 16 x 28 inches

• Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The autograph is clear, bold, and unfaded against the bright red paper ground. The embroidered patch, commemorative badge, and photographs remain stable and show no signs of moisture damage, staining, or UV fading. The black composite frame is structurally sound with no notable scuffing or edge wear.

• Framing: Housed in a custom black shadow box frame under glass

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