[Michael Peich]

This is a fascinating thread. Here are some of my favorite season passes.

The Indianapolis Indians and the Pittsburgh Pirates are interesting typographically.

1915 Indianapolis Indians front.jpg
1918 Pirates.jpg

The Cubs utilized bear-cub images in the early 1920s as these two examples illustrate.

Cubs pass 1922.jpg
Cubs pass 1923.jpg

The 1931 Boston Braves picture former star players on the back of their season pass, including Cy Young in the front row of the wagon.

1931 Braves front.jpg
1931 Braves back.jpg

The 1930 Boston Braves season pass medallion is a stunning example.

1930 Boston Braves-front .jpg
1930 Boston Braves-back.jpg

The 1939 Giants acknowledged the Centennial year of baseball.

1939 NY Giants season pass frt.jpg

Finally, 1949 was the last year the Phillies were known as the Blue Jays. In 1943 Robert R.M. Carpenter assumed control of the Phillies after previous owner, William Cox, lost control of the franchise because he had bet on his team. Carpenter changed the Phillies name to Blue Jays in an effort to clean up the Cox tainted image of the team. The Blue Jays name was dropped in January, 1950.

Phillies 1949 Blue Jay insignia.jpg

Cheers, Mike