James Irwin, Alfred Worden & David Scott Signed (PSA) 1971 FDC Envelope with Apollo 15 Stamp - Apollo 15 Crew Members Willie Roaf This card has been hand-signed Dyan Jorge

Name: James Irwin, Alfred Worden & David Scott Signed (PSA) 1971 FDC Envelope with Apollo 15 Stamp - Apollo 15 Crew Members Willie Roaf This card has been hand-signed Dyan Jorge
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James Irwin, Alfred Worden & David Scott Signed (PSA) 1971 FDC Envelope with Apollo 15 Stamp Apollo 15 Crew Members Willie Roaf This card has been hand signed Dyan Jorge This card has been hand signed by Gordie Howe (Detroit Red Wings) The card has been graded Gem Mint 10 Authentication: PSA Encapsulated Hand signed by James Irwin (D

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