Show your season passes

[Rob D.]

[slidekellyslide]

I only have a couple.

[matty39]

This is a 1915 Federal League season pass. Has the individual's name and year on the back side.

[drcy]

Modern, but I used to own a bunch of MLB and Minor League full league season passes from estate auction of Harry Dalton, longtime MLB GM.

[Leon]

Shown before but it's my only one. I think it used to be in an SGC holder before I got it.
1903 American League Season Pass. Some tidbits-

Historically important -
This is a ticket to the very first season of New York Yankees baseball games.
This is a ticket to the very first World Series games.
This is a ticket to that 28 win Cy Young season as he leads the Red Sox to the very first World Series victory.

PSA grades it a 5 (although a great grade - imo is on the harsh side / it is in beautiful condition).

[seattlerainiers]

Love the colorful (and super busy!) graphics on these. Anyone have a 1941 to spare?

[bobfreedman]

Originally Posted by matty39

This is a 1915 Federal League season pass. Has the individual's name and year on the back side.

Gorgeous piece! I would love to own one of these someday

[slidekellyslide]

Those PCL passes are awesome!

[seattlerainiers]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Those PCL passes are awesome!

Thanks Dan.

Here are a few PCL (metal) lifetime passes.

[71buc]

There have been some awesome season passes in this thread. I think the art on the PCL passes is very nice. I only have four and like David's (DRCY) they are much more modern. Despite their recent vintage the 1971 and 1972 passes were very difficult for me to find.

1971 no explanation required
1972 Clemente's 3000th
1973 The Cobra's rookie season
1967 Clemente's 4th and final batting title.

[Den*nis O*Brien]

The examples shown are all great. The Louisville and PCL items are exceptional.
Shown here are 3 newer examples. I think there is another board member with Maurice Deloof passes.

[Michael Peich]

Pat--Those Cubs passes are gorgeous! Very nice.

Cheers, Mike

[Scott Garner]

Not vintage, but definitely unusual...

Here are two circa 1970's clergy passes issued to a minister that lived just up the street from Old Comiskey.
Rev. Don Dye was no bandwagon Cubs fan. Go Sox!

[Scott Garner]

A little bit OT, but here are a few of Rapid Robert's passes and membership cards from his personal estate that I picked up at the National in Baltimore a few years ago.

The back of the Sheriff's card is signed by fellow no-hit pitcher Ernie Shore who was a Sheriff in NC after he left baseball.

[slidekellyslide]

This thread inspired me to troll ebay for baseball passes and I came along this one and had to have it.

[parker1b2]

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