questions on old ticket and scorecard

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Posted By: Dan Bretta

The ticket stub is a Giants stub....The Dodgers stubs say "Brooklyn National League Club" on them. It's from the 1940's and has a value of $5-$10 unless you can place this stub with an exact date and something special happened in the game then it could have a lot more value.

The Spalding scorecard is c1930's and usually goes for about $20. Sporting goods manufacturer scorecards were usually sold at sporting goods stores for use in semipro and amateur games. Most of the big manufacturers like Draper & Maynard, Reach, Spalding, Victor Wright & Ditson made scorecards like these and they're great for displays. The one you have here was likely sold in the Boston area. If it were intended for the Braves it most likely would have had a pre-printed lineup in it.