Ticket collectors, show us your tickets !

[Shoeless Moe]

I just got these tickets which are now up on Ebay if anyone is interested, but I wanted to show how the previous owner displayed them.

(Mantle's only game at Shortstop, also Phila. A's 1st and last game of last year in existence.)

http://www.ebay.com/itm/181841108029...84.m1555.l2649

I really like what he did, as you hopefully can see in the pix he has the ticket in a plastic holder, then that is placed into inserts on his page with it titled, then shows the season schedule with the game highlighted and also on the back the full box score from the game......just an idea for those who collect tickets and how to display them.

[ajenks3378]

Afternoon everyone...
My name is Andy and i am new here obviously...but not new to collecting.
I collect Cleveland Indians items mostly. Ticket stubs or full in particular.
Here are a few I myself have collected over the years.
I am always searching for opening day ticket stubs, full unused tickets or other rare feats. So if you have any Indians ones I do have a list of what i am searching for.
Thanks again for taking a look at my items. If i get a chance i will post some more that i think are pretty interesting.
Cleveland Indians Ticket Collector
Andy

[vintagesportscollector]

Very cool tickets Andy. What does the X signify on the stub?

[ajenks3378]

Thanks Joe
I don't think it signifies anything specific. They are preprinted on the tickets. I could be wrong though.
That is why I joined this forum. Seems like a lot of educated people here on tickets and memrobilia.
Andy

[Leon]

Welcome aboard Andy. I am mainly a card guy but every now and then will pick something else up. I think I have shown this 1903 AL Pass before, and it's not a ticket, but it's close..

Originally Posted by ajenks3378

Afternoon everyone...
My name is Andy and i am new here obviously...but not new to collecting.
I collect Cleveland Indians items mostly. Ticket stubs or full in particular.
Here are a few I myself have collected over the years.
I am always searching for opening day ticket stubs, full unused tickets or other rare feats. So if you have any Indians ones I do have a list of what i am searching for.
Thanks again for taking a look at my items. If i get a chance i will post some more that i think are pretty interesting.
Cleveland Indians Ticket Collector
Andy

[Exhibitman]

With nearly zero 1960s basketball cards I pick up tickets if they have nice images. Won this in a shootout yesterday on eBay:



For those without a scorecard, that's Baylor, West, Chamberlain, Barry, Lucas and Robertson. All HOFers, three or four on the short list for best ever at their positions.

[megalimey]

HERE IS ANOTHER great ticket PSA slabbed
BABE RUTH LAST EVER GRAND SLAM HR YANKEES STADIUM 1934
notice it has the letter B UNDER THE game number which signifies 1934

babe ruth 1934.jpg

I go authored an article posted on PSA website explains the Mystery of UNDATED Yankees tickets
see link for detail
http://www.psacard.com/Articles/Arti...-1933-1947-era

[megalimey]

MICKEY MANTLE last at bat ticket Boston Red Sox 1968 September 28th
waht makes this ticket all the more rare is at the time nobody thought it would be Mantles last at bat also being at Boston last series of the season
both teams out of contention it was not a big attendance
and most people anticipated Mickey coming back for one more year in 1969
obviously it never happened
great ticket of great Baseball player
Attachment 204181

[megalimey]

MICKEY MANTLE last at bat ticket Boston Red Sox 1968 September 28th
what makes this ticket all the more rare is at the time nobody thought it would be Mantles last at bat also being at Boston last series of the season
both teams out of contention it was not a big attendance
and most people anticipated Mickey coming back for one more year in 1969
obviously it never happened
mantle last game.jpg
great ticket of great Baseball player

[Exhibitman]

Joe Louis v. Lee Ramage, February 1935, Wrigley Field, Los Angeles:



1978 World Series Game 6. Crappy seat but still...

[Huysmans]

I'm gonna follow Adam's lead of posting other sports as well.
This game was memorable for Terry Sawchuk's 83rd career shutout, and it was the game that Gordie Howe tied Rocket Richard for all-time points.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Huysmans

I'm gonna follow Adam's lead of posting other sports as well.
This game was memorable for Terry Sawchuk's 83rd career shutout, and it was the game that Gordie Howe tied Rocket Richard for all-time points.

"Enter on...." Hooker Avenue.....just those words make the ticket collectible!!

[Exhibitman]

Rare ticket from a title fight in Uruguay involving HOFer Pascual Perez:



Some of my favorite bus tickets from the old, lamented Los Angeles streetcar service:


(yes, it is Joe Louis on there)


(Golfer Ed Dudley depicted)


It is a raffle ticket but I couldn't resist it; WTF is a "colored" tv?

[Runscott]

just these