Neil Armstrong Signed Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company Stock Certificate.

Printed Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company stock certificate boldly signed in full by American astronaut Neil Armstrong. One page, printed on recto and verso, the certificate is entitled "Form 4, Statement of Changes in Beneficial Ownership of Securities" and dated May 7, 1974. It includes Armstrong's relevant personal information, including his Social Security number and his current employer, the University of Cincinnati. The certificate awards 200 shares of Cincinnati Gas & Electric common stock to Armstrong. Boldly signed by Armstrong on the verso, "Neil A. Armstrong." Stamped with a Securities and Exchange Commission docket at upper right recto. Armstrong had retired from NASA shortly after his famous 1969 Apollo XI mission. He returned to Ohio in 1971, where he taught Aerospace Engineering at the University of Cincinnati for eight years. In April 1973, Armstrong was elected to the Board of Directors of the CG&E, in large part because although he was not a businessman, he held significant technical expertise. Armstrong remained on the board of CG&E and its successor company for 27 years. Armstrong also served on the Boards of Directors of other local aviation, energy, media, and banking companies. In near fine condition with flattened transmittal folds, wrinkles, and small edge chips. The document measures 12.5 inches by 8.5 inches. An uncommon and highly desirable large Armstrong signature.