Ticket collectors, show us your tickets !

[jgmp123]

Very happy to add these two to the collection. Game 4 of the 1932 World Series (Babe’s last one) and Game 4 of the 1947 series. Love that the original owner added “No Hitter” to the Ticket even though the No Hitter was broken up with 1 out in the bottom of the 9th!

[RTK]

Originally Posted by jgmp123

Very happy to add these two to the collection. Game 4 of the 1932 World Series (Babe’s last one) and Game 4 of the 1947 series. Love that the original owner added “No Hitter” to the Ticket even though the No Hitter was broken up with 1 out in the bottom of the 9th!

That is cool, makes for a great story. Did the fan leave early to beat traffic, thinking the game would be a no hitter ? As a collectable, I think the writing makes it more interesting than a pristine unblemished ticket. It puts the ticket in someone's hand who was at the game..."game used"

[guy3050]

Just got this back from framing and I Love it , Framed are 2 1969 full opening game tickets , one is a bleacher ticket (Jonesville) and the other a $5 Box seat along the 1st baseline , also in the frame is a Autograph baseball card of every Expos Player that took part in this historic game including their field manager Gene Mauch , to complete the framing I included my 1969 Pocket schedule.I'm very happy how it came out ,this is now my centerpiece of my collection

thumbnail_IMG_1445 by Guy Bourque, on Flickr

[kdixon]

Picked up these 2 1926 and 1 1927 Philadelphia A's Tickets.

[mr2686]

Originally Posted by guy3050

Just got this back from framing and I Love it , Framed are 2 1969 full opening game tickets , one is a bleacher ticket (Jonesville) and the other a $5 Box seat along the 1st baseline , also in the frame is a Autograph baseball card of every Expos Player that took part in this historic game including their field manager Gene Mauch , to complete the framing I included my 1969 Pocket schedule.I'm very happy how it came out ,this is now my centerpiece of my collection

thumbnail_IMG_1445 by Guy Bourque, on Flickr

That came out great. Well done!