1948 Cleveland Indians World Series Ticket Stub Lot of

Game 4 the Indians won in Cleveland, 2-1.  Larry Doby hit a home run!  This stub is a Gate E bleacher ticket.  Nice appeal with a little bit of paper loss on the back from it's time in a s

Game 3 was the first game in Cleveland.  The Indians won 2-0.  This is a bleacher admission ticket stub, Gate E.  Torn a little past the perforation line, otherwise nice as it was tucked away

Game 3 was the first game played in Cleveland and the Indians won 2-0.  This is an upper reserve ticket stub from Section 8, row P, seat 19.  Some paper loss on the back from days in a scrapbook

Upper Reserve section 8 ticket for Game 3. The Indians won the game 2-1. Ticket has small pin hole and torn corner.

Useful tickets for the same seat of Game 3 and Game 4 of the 1954 World Series for the two games played in Cleveland. The game three stub is about EX and the game four stub is VG with multiple creases

Game 4 was the second game played in Cleveland.  The Indians won 2-1 and Doby hit a home run.  This ticket was preserved in a program for all of these years.  Gate E bleacher ticket.  Smal

Field Section ticket for Gate C & D.  These are the blue tickets that are more difficult to find due to the limited amount of seats.  This is a nice example with the paper torn past the perf

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1948 Cleveland Indians World Series Program; VG+ condition with a few stress marks to the spine, but no major creases or wrinkles; centerfold team photo is still intact; inside pages are bright and cl

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$4.00 Standing Room ticket for the last gam of the World Series. The Giants won to sweep the series. Rare baby-blue ticket has some creases in it.

1948 World Series Cleveland Indians Pennant, 1954 American League Champs Indians Pennant: Both in framed display. 1948 World Series pennant in blue with yellow piping, with roster players last name in

1953 World Series New York Yankees Game 3 ticket stub. This lot requires a Wire or Zelle transfer. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided a

1953 World Series New York Yankees Game 5 ticket stub. This lot requires a Wire or Zelle transfer. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided a

1953 World Series New York Yankees Game 2 ticket stub. This lot requires a Wire or Zelle transfer. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided a

1953 World Series New York Yankees Game 6 ticket stub. This lot requires a Wire or Zelle transfer. If lot is absent of a condition report one may be requested via email. Condition report is provided a

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This is a VERY RARE Ball signed by both the 1948 World Series Champion Cleveland Indians and the 1948 Detroit Tigers. In one of the most exciting post-war seasons, the Cleveland Indians battled the Bo

Great lot of vintage pins from the 1954 World Series and All-Star Game played in Cleveland. All are the 1-3/4" pins, all are missing the pins but these are readily available. Some aging but still a ra

Unscored program from game played in Cleveland. The Tribe defeated the Boston Braves to win the World Series. Program is VG condition.

Item/Description: 1960s Yankees Baseball Ticket Stub Lot. Includes the 12 tickets shown.(Mickey Mantle, Roger Maris, Yogi Berra, Home Run, HOF, World Series) Material: N/A Dimensions: N/ACondition: Ve

This is a 1954 World Series Ticket stub Game #1. In this game the Giants beat the Indians 5-2. Wille Mays had an incredible over the shoulder catch in the top of the 8th inning. very good

Ed Klieman Signed Cut w Matted and Framed Photo, JSA; very nice early signature cut by "Specs" Klieman, pitcher for the Cleveland Indians during the 1948 World Series; cut signature measures approx 4-

The 3rd game played in Cleveland and the sixth of the series. Cleveland won the game by a score of 1-0. Duster Mails threw a three hit shutout. This example admitted the bearer into General Admission.