any vintage ticket experts??

[Shoeless Moe]

That's pretty cool Rob!

After further review I'm saying it was the game on Aug 21, game 62.

They were 57-95 that year, 152 games, counting home game backward from 76 if they played half road half home it lands on 8/21. Joe was gone.

And Baseball Reference not sure if that shows Rain Outs, so with those undated ones I'm not sure you can ever be certain, unless you had a vintage schedule from that year, and then counted.

[Rob D.]

Was searching through a box today and came across this. Figured it's worth a post because you don't see two or more coupons attached (unless they're in a book) and the backs are rarely shown.

Edited to add: I just realized after posting that these two tickets are from the book I posted above (No. 326) -- as is the first example posted in this thread. That's funny, because the book and these two tickets came from two different sources, about 10 years apart.

[Rob D.]

One more "If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it ... " post.

Here's a similar coupon from a 1921 season-ticket booklet. This is a year you don't see often. I picked up this one, because as Game No. 1, it fills a hole in my Cleveland opening-day ticket stub collection.