Newbie here. Thanks for having me!

[Nashville40]

I want to show you guys something. I've had this thing since 1988, when a buddy of mine was organizing an estate sale and auction. The lady who owned the mansion ( and it was a mansion, a traditional southern plantation headquarters, complete with slave quarters and the whole nine yards.) I'm not sure what here relationship was to this gentleman, but the front has his name on it,Fay Murray. His name is also on the season passes that were and still are inside. It's obviously a Commemorative Anniversary pass holder from the Brooklyn Dodgers organization. The passes are from the Nashville Vols, which in 1950 were in the Cubs system. At any rate, I haven't seen one since, and I thought a Brooklyn enthusiast might be able to shine some light on it.

thanks guys, and great community!

[Lgarza99]

All I can say is incredible piece and welcome. I look forward to seeing any insight as well.

[Leon]

Welcome to the forum. We have some Vols collectors so maybe they will chime in. Happy collecting!!

[polakoff]

Fay Murray was the owner of the Nashville Vols. They were a Dodgers affiliate from 1938-1940.

[polakoff]

Here's a good article on the 1940 Vols: http://www.milb.com/milb/history/top100.jsp?idx=47

[ethicsprof]

welcome aboard the board!
and thanks for sharing this interesting item.
all the best,
barry

[the 'stache]

Welcome to the forum, Nashville40! My name is Bill. It's very nice to meet you.

The piece you've presented is quite fascinating, to say the least. I wish I could shed some insight as to what it is you have there. But rest assured, if there's one place on the internet where you could find out what that is, this is it.

The 1944 Nashville Volunteers were the Class 1A minor league affiliate for the Chicago Cubs. The Volunteers were a minor league affiliate for the Brooklyn Dodgers from 1938 to 1940.

Nashville Volunteers on Wikipedia

[Enfuego]

Thanks for sharing


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[Mountaineer1999]

Now I need to know what's become of the item :-)

[slipk1068]

Looks like he just wanted to learn what he had and now he is gone.