1978 New York Yankees World Series Game 3 Mini-Mega Ticket
The 1978 New York Yankees won 100 regular-season games including a one-game playoff against the Boston Red Sox. The Yankees then knocked off the Kansas City Royals in the ALCS for the right to play the Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series. While large contributions came from Reggie Jackson, Ron Guidry, Thurman Munson, Mickey Rivers and others, Bucky Dent was named World Series MVP as the Yankees defended their title in six games. This Game 3 Mini-Mega Ticket commemorates the occasion and makes a perfect gift. Officially licensed by MLB®, Mini-Mega Tickets are made from authentic MLB tickets that are enlarged 200% and printed directly on 1/4-inch thick white board. They can be hung as wall art or displayed on a desktop using a unique two-piece acrylic stand. Perfect for autographs. Overall size 3 3/4" by 14".
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The 1946 World Series provided baseball fans with one of the most dramatic World Series Game 7 finishes as Enos Slaughter made his dash scoring from first base on a single by Harry Walker. For Red Sox fans, the event is forever linked to the broadcast of "Pesky held the ball." The victory marked the fifth World Series title for the St. Louis Cardinals. This Game 2 Mega Ticket is especially significant as Harry Brecheen hurled a four-hit shutout. Brecheen also threw a complete-game victory in Game 6 and won Game 7 pitching two scoreless innings of relief. This 1946 World Series Mega Ticket commemorates the occasion, is perfect for autographs, and makes a great gift. Officially licensed by MLB®, Mega Tickets® are cutting-edge wall art. They are created from authentic game tickets, enlarged 500%, printed on archival canvas, and professionally stretch-mounted. Overall size: 14 (W) x 30 (H) x 3/4 (D).
Pete Rose, Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan and Tony Perez Cincinnati Reds - 1975 WS GM 3 - Autographed Mega Ticket
Big Red Machine signed 1975 World Series Game 3 Cincinnati Reds vs Boston Red Sox Mega Ticket. The ticket is signed by Pete Rose- Johnny Bench- Joe Morgan and Tony Perez. This Mega Ticket commemorates the feat and makes a great gift. The Mega Ticket is an overall size up to 15 x 35 x 3/4. Mega Tickets are cutting edge wall art for the true sports aficionado. They are created from authentic game tickets- enlarged 500-600%- printed on archival canvas- and professionally stretch-mounted using state-of-the-art technology and equipment. This was signed at our Private Signing and comes with a an individually numbered; tamper evident hologram from Mounted Memories.
Boston Red Sox - 2008 Opening Day at the Tokyo Dome, Japan - Mini-Mega Ticket
Ever wonder what might be the ultimate baseball road trip? How about the 2007 World Champion Boston Red Sox opening the season in Japan with Daisuke Matsuzaka on the mound? Well it happened- but understandably- not all citizens of Red Sox Nation could attend. And while things didn't go perfectly all day as Boston trailed 4-3 in the 9th inning- it didn't take long for a little magic to surface as rookie Brandon Moss hit a game-tying home run. Manny Ramirez added a two-run double in the 10th inning and Hideki Okajima registered the win while Jonathan Papelbon notched the save. As Red Sox fans exited the Tokyo Dome- they were treated to "Sweet Caroline" blasting from the ballpark's speakers. Yes- the 2008 season opened with as much fanfare as the 2007 season ended. This Red Sox Opening Game in Japan Mini-Mega commemorates the occasion. Overall Size: 5 3/4 x 14 x 1/4 Officially licensed by MLB- Mini-Mega Tickets are made from authentic MLB tickets. Mini-Mega Tickets are approximately 200% larger than their original ticket size and printed directly on 1/4-inch thick rigid PVC board. They are perfect for autographs. Mini-Mega Tickets make great wall art as they include a flexible wall hanger on their back. *Product shown in packaging Ever wonder what might be the ultimate baseball road trip? How about the 2007 World Champion Boston Red Sox opening the season in Japan with Daisuke Matsuzaka on the mound? Well it happened- but understandably- not all citizens of Red Sox Nation could attend. And while things didn't go perfectly all day as Boston trailed 4-3 in the 9th inning- it didn't take long for a little magic to surface as rookie Brandon Moss hit a game-tying home run. Manny Ramirez added a two-run double in the 10th inning and Hideki Okajima registered the win while Jonathan Papelbon notched the save. As Red Sox fans exited the Tokyo Dome- they were treated to "Sweet Caroline" blasting from the ballpark's speakers. Yes- the 2008 season opened with as much fanfare as the 2007 season ended. This Mini-Mega Ticket commemorates the occasion and makes a perfect gift. Mini-mega tickets are ideal for autographs and can be displayed on your desktop or bookshelf using the unique two-piece acrylic stand that is included with your purchase. Your friends will be jealous. Overall size is 6 inches x 14 inches.
