Anybody collect vintage tickets?

[Jay Wolt]

Here's an 1890's Giants ticket

[campyfan39]

I have a ticket that says "I was there the night they honored Campy" from the benefit game played in L.A. I love that thing

[Fuddjcal]

Originally Posted by campyfan39

I have a ticket that says "I was there the night they honored Campy" from the benefit game played in L.A. I love that thing

I love the two I have also!

My Grand parents went to the game and I have them displayed in my office with a couple of stubs from the Dodgers on Sept 2, 1958 that my Mom & Dad went to at the LA Coliseum. My mom wrote (mine) & (Joe's) on them....3 years before I was born.

Now that they are no longer with us, it is comforting to have these tiny little family treasures to look at daily as a reminder, that time marches on pretty darn quickly and appreciate those times when Dodger baseball meant something to me. McCourt has cured me of my love affar with the Dodgers however.

[jphoornstra]

Originally Posted by Fuddjcal

I love the two I have also!

My Grand parents went to the game and I have them displayed in my office with a couple of stubs from the Dodgers on Sept 2, 1958 that my Mom & Dad went to at the LA Coliseum. My mom wrote (mine) & (Joe's) on them....3 years before I was born.

Now that they are no longer with us, it is comforting to have these tiny little family treasures to look at daily as a reminder, that time marches on pretty darn quickly and appreciate those times when Dodger baseball meant something to me. McCourt has cured me of my love affar with the Dodgers however.

I'm writing a book about the Dodgers. This game is getting a full chapter. I don't suppose either of you have (inherited) a scorecard from this game, do you? Any other artifacts besides the ticket?

[Nashvol]

Here's my recent blog entry about one of my favorite tickets: http://262downright.wordpress.com/20...njoy-the-game/

[batsballsbases]

I really dont collect tickets but have a few. Here is MY ticket and program to Mantles retirement day. My father took myself and my brother. I was 11 at the time. Boy how it seemed like yesterday!

[batsballsbases]

Scott, By the way that is one beautiful item! Congrats my friend!

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Nashvol

Here's my recent blog entry about one of my favorite tickets: http://262downright.wordpress.com/20...njoy-the-game/

Nice blog and ticket booklet, Skip! I can understand why it's your favorite.
Very cool & incredibly scarce I'm sure.

[Nashvol]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Nice blog and ticket booklet, Skip! I can understand why it's your favorite.
Very cool & incredibly scarce I'm sure.

Thank you Scott!

[DixieBaseball]

Originally Posted by Nashvol

Here's my recent blog entry about one of my favorite tickets: http://262downright.wordpress.com/20...njoy-the-game/

Skip - Superb Ticket Booklet ! Thanks for sharing and nice blog!!

I need to get over here on the Memorabilia side more often!

[DixieBaseball]

Some Tickets, Passes from Dixie :

[Nashvol]

Originally Posted by DixieBaseball

Skip - Superb Ticket Booklet ! Thanks for sharing and nice blog!!

I need to get over here on the Memorabilia side more often!

Thanks Jeremy. Yes, you belong here too. And great ticket display!

[Nashvol]

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[Fuddjcal]

Originally Posted by jphoornstra

I'm writing a book about the Dodgers. This game is getting a full chapter. I don't suppose either of you have (inherited) a scorecard from this game, do you? Any other artifacts besides the ticket?

That sounds GREAT! I can't wait to read it. Unfortunately, I don't have any other Artifacts other than these beautiful ticket stubs! I have continued to cherish these from my childhood.

I used to see these tucked in the mirror frame of my grandparent dresser growing up. I wasn't born until 1961.

BTW,

I'm a big Campy fan as well and was fortunate enough to meet him at Dodger Stadium on several occasions, on the old club level in the early 90's. There was a spot for his wheel chair and 1 seat for his wife, tucked against a wall, just to the left of home plate. Being on the same side on the same level (Club level only had 3 rows- Don Drysdale below us and Ross Porter in back) I had the opportunity to rub elbows (LOL) My friends even got his autograph on several occasions, though I never did????? ....ahhhh those were the days.