1927 World Series ticket stub, mini pennants, premium photos and more

[Chris Counts]

Here is a list of baseball memorabilia I'm offering for sale. I'll be adding to it over the next week. The tickets come from the collection of George Keniston, who passed away earlier this year. Prices include shipping. PayPal, checks and money orders are fine. See the scans for details. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for looking, Chris.

1) 1926 World Series ticket stub from Game 4 in St. Louis. Babe Ruth hit three home runs in the game. As you can see from the scans, a small piece has become detached from the ticket. Still, it presents quite well. SOLD

2) 1927 World Series ticket stub from game 2 in Pittsburgh. There's some paper loss on the back. $325

3) 1942 All-Star Game ticket stub, SOLD

4) 1959 Roy Campanella Night ticket stub. $150

5) 1962 ticket stub from first game played by the Dodgers at Chavez Ravine, SOLD

6) 1966 World Series Game 2 ticket stub from the last game Sandy Koufax pitched, $75

7) 1969 full tickets from the first game the Montreal Expos played, $50 each

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8) 1964 Rawlings premium photo of Mickey Mantle. It has some light creases and a very small pinhole at the top, $48

9) 1964 Rawlings premium photo of Brooks Robinson. It has a very small pinhole at the top, but looks ex-mt, $24

10) 1964 Rawlings premium photo of Tom Tresh. It has a very small pinhole at the top, but looks ex-mt, $18

11) 1964 Seattle Raniers team photo. Has a pinhole at the top, but otherwise is in excellent shape, $18

12) 1941 Bill Lawrence Day premium. Has a pinhole at the top, but otherwise is in excellent shape, $50

13) 1969 Seattle Pilots Bumper Sticker, $18

14) 1939 press photo Frank McCormick, $12

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15) Lot of four 1959 Bazooka pennants including Reds, Cardinals, Phillies and Braves, $16 each or $50 for all four.

16) 1923 ticket stub, Cleveland at Philadelphia, neat ad plus some paper loss on the back. The date is written on it. A note left by George says that Guy Morton pitched a three-hit shutout that day. $50

17) 1937 ticket stub, Boston at Philadelphia (A's). "7, 18, 37" is written on the ticket. According to a note left behind by George, Lefty Grove was the winning pitcher that day. $25

18) Two Reds ticket stubs that were stapled into a 1947 program and removed. $12 takes the pair.

[Chris Counts]

List updated and some prices reduced.