Tickets & programs with notes by the original owner

[doug.goodman]

I found this while scanning my 1968 scored programs.

Let's see some other tickets that wouldn't get slabbed with a high #, but I would argue are worthy of an 11 on a 1 to 10 scale.

[71buc]

I think its very cool when the stubs tell a story.

[Bumpus Jones]

Great and for the most part, unappreciated topic in today's world of grading and slabbing. Here's a couple of mine and as you can see, the Reds lost one and won the other game 7...

[Scott Garner]

Here is one of my personal favorites that I bought at the National in Chicago 3-4 years ago.
It's a 1919 Washington Senators ticket. The hinky tear and great vintage inscriptions were too cool to pass up.

The fountain pen inscription on the front of the ticket reads:
"Sat. Sept. 20, 1919- Mabel Warren Washington D.C."

The inscription on the back reads:
"This is part of the ticket Uncle John took me to the Ball Game on- He is a regular fan. The games were real good. I really enjoyed them A Double Header- Cleveland, Ohio & Washington. We lost both- Saw the famous "Tris" Speaker from Ohio & Wood (sic Smoky Joe) & Johnson (sig WaJo) of Wash."

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Bumpus Jones

Great and for the most part, unappreciated topic in today's world of grading and slabbing. Here's a couple of mine and as you can see, the Reds lost one and won the other game 7...

Love the "Rats!!" ticket stub!

[doug.goodman]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Love the "Rats!!" ticket stub!

Me too!!!!

All of the posts are great, exactly what I was looking to see.

Amazing stuff.

Thanx guys.

[andypcl]

No writing but definitely "beaten up." Perry's no-no laminated and carried around in my wallet for a few decades.

[guy3050]

This fan left the ticket untouched but wrote the details on the game program, (1st international game)