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Skylab 4: National Aeronautic Association and Federation Aeronautique Internationale World Record Certificates (4) - From the Personal Collection of William Pogue

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Four official calligraphic "Certificates of Record" for Skylab 4 from the National Aeronautic Association (NAA) and the Federation Aeronautique Internationale (FAI), all awarded to Skylab Pilot William R. Pogue. Includes two matching sets (in French and English) from the two international agencies:

Fédération Aéronautique Internationale:

(1) A 14" x 10.5" partly-printed certificate filled out in calligraphy and signed by FAI President Andre Dumas, Director General C. E. Hennecart, and NAA President J. B. Montgomery. It states that Carr, Pogue, and Gibson of the United States set a world record in Skylab 3 for "Durée en orbite terrestre en vol accouple groupe/ 83 jours 12 heures 32 minutes, 12,0 seconds/ Classe K-2."

(2) A 14" x 10.5" partly-printed certificate filled out in calligraphy and signed by FAI President Andre Dumas, Director General C. E. Hennecart, and NAA President J. B. Montgomery. It states that Carr, Pogue, and Gibson of the United States set a world record in Skylab 3 for "absolu du monde: Durée, 84 jours 1 heure 15 minutes 30,8 secondes, Classe K."

National Aeronautic Association

(1) A 12" x 15" partly-printed certificate filled out in calligraphy and signed by NAA President J. B. Montgomery and Contest and Record Board Chair M. J. Randleman. It states that Carr, Pogue, and Gibson set a world record in Skylab 3 for "Class K Manned Spacecraft/ Duration with Spacecraft Linked/ 83 days, 12 hours, 32 minutes, 12.0 seconds."

(2) A 12" x 15" partly-printed certificate filled out in calligraphy and signed by NAA President J. B. Montgomery and Contest and Record Board Chair M. J. Randleman. It states that Carr, Pogue, and Gibson set a world record in Skylab 3 for "Class K Manned Spacecraft/ Duration/ 84 days, 1 hour, 15 minutes, 30.8 seconds."

In overall fine condition. Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Pogue, bearing his facsimile signature. Only crew members named received these certificates.


The Richard Jurek Collection.

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