(2) INAUGURATION TICKETS CLEVELAND & HAYES

THE TOP ONE MARCH 4TH, 1893 IS FOR THE SECOND TERM OF GROVER CLEVELAND AND THE BOTTOM ONE WAS FOR THE INAUGURATION OF RUTEHRFORD B. HAYES IN 1877. THE CLEVELAND CARD HAS A TEAR AT THE TOP CORNER, OTHE

January 20, 1941 WWII ERA Franklin D. Roosevelt / Henry A. Wallace INAUGURATION Ticket Stub; Patriotic jugate on front, printed ticket information on the reverse. Approximate size is 4-5/8" x 2-1/2".

1954 All-Star game ticket July 13, 1954. This completed intact silver ticket is in near mint condition (but with 2 very slight creases) and features the famous Indian Wahoo on the ticket.

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

Cleveland Indians Game Tickets and Stubs: Includes 2 Opening Day 1994, (31) Jacob's Field/Cleveland Stadium.

Group of Cleveland Indians Ticket Stubs 1920's-1981: Includes 3 Cleveland Baseball Club grandstand 25 cents, Ladies Day ticket, Cleveland Stadium lower stand and box stubs, (2) Cleveland Baseball Club

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

Pasteboard ticket for the 1877 inauguration of Rutherford B. Hayes, following the proceedings leading up to the so-called "Stolen Election." Ticket reads: Inauguration / of / Governor R. B. Hayes. / A

Group of 1941 Presidential Inauguration Ephemera: Ticket North end pf Treasury Stand 8 Sec. B row 8 Seat 2. Ticket Presidents Platform for House of Representation. Photographers Pass #231. Admission t

(8) Browns tickets plus (2) passes from 1952 for the locker room. Tickets include 1948 vs. Dodgers, 1949 49ers, 1961 Packers, 1961 Eagles (Jim Brown record tying game), 1964 Packers (Double Header tic

Black ink printed on orange cardstock ticket for the 1877 inauguration of Rutherford B. Hayes, following the proceedings leading up to the so-called "Stolen Election." Ticket reads: "Inauguration / of

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

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

DESCRIPTION: An Elvis Presley Vintage 1975 Concert Ticket Stub. Venue: Cleveland Coliseum, Richmond, Ohio. Issued by Ticketron. Encased in plexi. CIRCA: 1975 ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: 4" x 2" CONDITION:

STEVENGRAPH CLEVELAND AND STEVENSON INAUGURATION, TAMMANY HALL, MARCH 4,1893, VERY NICE CONDITION, IN FRAME OF THE PERIOD, RIBBON MEASURES 11 1/2" LONG, AS PICTURED

Includes (2) Boston Celtics, (2) miniature NY Yankees, JFK Inauguration, De Witt Clinton High School, C.C.N.Y., Montreal Expos, Washington Bullets, Cleveland Browns, NJ Devils, NJ Generals, Houston Oi

Haying watercolor on paper, signed Claude Hayes lower left.   8 1/2 x 12 7/8" Provenance: Private collection- Cleveland, OH

Eight Presidential Bronzes Inauguration Medals Abraham Lincoln, Ullsses Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes, James Garfield, Chester Arthur, Benjamin Harrison, Grover Cleveland and William McKinley Bronze meda

Comprises: 1.) Yellow cardstock ticket for the 1869 inaugural ceremony of Ulyssess S. Grant. 2.) Whimsical campaign card for "Grant & Colfax: Tanners" advertising the Republican candidates who would b

September 2, 1967 game. 6th annual preseason doubleheader. Featured Vikings vs Falcons and Packers vs Browns at Cleveland Stadium. The Packers went on to be the Super Bowl II champs. Staple holes noti

GABBY HAYES, CA. 1939, REPUBLIC PICTURES, MORGAN LITHO CO., CLEVELAND. SIGHT SIZE 78" X 40", WITH THIN FRAME 80" X 43". APPEAR TO BE MADE IN 2 PIECES. SHOWS CREASES FROM BEING FOLDED. MINOR TEARS. WAS

Two Rutherford B. Hayes presidential china plates from the 1880 edition of the service designed for the White House by Theodore Davis for Haviland. One depicts two lobsters, signed "D" lower left; the

Book grading would suggest that this three fold battleship should be in an XF holder. However, the conservative grade of 30 might mean that this could be a technical bargain once the hammer falls.