Please help me attempt to identify these red sox bleacher tickets

[Dewey2007]

I don't know how long the Red Sox had that advertisement on the back of their stubs (Filene's Men's Store) but I saw that same one on ticket stubs from the early to mid 50's on eBay.

A ticket stub from 1948 had the same ad from a business called Jordan Marsh so that one is probably from late 1940's and the ones with Coleman Bros. are probably from mid-40's.

Search around on eBay and you'll see examples.

[vintagesportscollector]

I think you are right Dewey. Filene's seems to place the stubs in the 50s (searching around ebay), and it appears Filenes was on stubs all the way to the 70s. Prices seem to be going for no more than $10 for a generic game with nothing special noted.

[vintagesportscollector]

Stephen - I was going thru my stuff, and recalled I had this program from July, 1953, with a similar stub with a Filene's add on the back. Appears to match a few of the stubs you have shown. Hope this helps some.

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[EYECOLLECTVINTAGE]

Originally Posted by vintagesportscollector

Stephen - I was going thru my stuff, and recalled I had this program from July, 1953, with a similar stub with a Filene's add on the back. Appears to match a few of the stubs you have shown. Hope this helps some.

Attachment 261973

YES that does. My initial reaction was $15-$25 a piece. Last night I did some digging with taxes and with the backs etc. I think 2 are 60's the rest are 50's and one is 40's. I started listing up on ebay in lots of 2 and 3's. If anyone is interested I'll work out a deal on them.

[ibuysportsephemera]

Originally Posted by EYECOLLECTVINTAGE

YES that does. My initial reaction was $15-$25 a piece. Last night I did some digging with taxes and with the backs etc. I think 2 are 60's the rest are 50's and one is 40's. I started listing up on ebay in lots of 2 and 3's. If anyone is interested I'll work out a deal on them.

I think that you are way overvaluing these tickets. Without an actual date, I think that they are worth a couple of bucks each. Just my 2¢...good luck.

Jeff

[EYECOLLECTVINTAGE]

Originally Posted by ibuysportsephemera

I think that you are way overvaluing these tickets. Without an actual date, I think that they are worth a couple of bucks each. Just my 2¢...good luck.

Jeff

Jeff,

I have seen them sell recently from past auctions going from 10-25.

Where are you getting 2 bucks from?

[ibuysportsephemera]

Originally Posted by EYECOLLECTVINTAGE

Jeff,

I have seen them sell recently from past auctions going from 10-25.

Where are you getting 2 bucks from?

30 years collecting sports ephemera.

Look Stephen...they have no dates which means that they have no real historical value other than they are old. If you have seen multiple successful auctions or sales from different sellers, then you might be on to something....which is why I said good luck. You asked for opinions and I gave you mine.

Just another quick question....why does your location on Net54 say New York but your eBay account says California?

Jeff

[EYECOLLECTVINTAGE]

Originally Posted by vintagesportscollector

Stephen - I was going thru my stuff, and recalled I had this program from July, 1953, with a similar stub with a Filene's add on the back. Appears to match a few of the stubs you have shown. Hope this helps some.

Attachment 261973

Anymore examples from anyone would help. I have a ladies day stub same color from 55. Look below. Maybe this can help?

[EYECOLLECTVINTAGE]

Originally Posted by Dewey2007

I don't know how long the Red Sox had that advertisement on the back of their stubs (Filene's Men's Store) but I saw that same one on ticket stubs from the early to mid 50's on eBay.

A ticket stub from 1948 had the same ad from a business called Jordan Marsh so that one is probably from late 1940's and the ones with Coleman Bros. are probably from mid-40's.

Search around on eBay and you'll see examples.

Yes I think you are dead on. I need to figure out the system to the madness on these.