1948 The Babe Ruth Bow Out Ticket Stub Final Yankee Stadium Appearance Psa 3

  
1948 THE BABE BOWS OUT. TICKET STUB FROM RUTH'S FINAL YANKEE STADIUM APPEARANCE PSA VG 3 POP TWO ONLY ONE SUPERIOR. THE MOMENT DOCUMENTED IN ONE OF THE MOST FAMOUS SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHS EVER CREATED.

THE INCLUDED FRAMED PHOTO IN NEWER FOR REFERENCE AND YOUR DISPLAY. NATHAN NAT FEIN'S PULITZER PRIZE WINNING STUDY OF MORTALITY AND IMMORTALITY. JUST TWO MONTHS BEFORE TERMINAL CANCER CLAIMED THE GREATEST NAME IN AMERICAN SPORTS, BABE RUTH ACCEPTED HIS HEARTBREAKING FINAL OVATION ON THE GROUND WHERE HE HAD TRANSFORMED THE GAME OF BASEBALL, AND DIRECTED THE NEW YORK YANKEES UPON ITS TRAJECTORY TO THE PINNACLE OF AMERICAN SPORT. IN HIS FIRST APPEARANCE AT HIS HOUSE, THE BABE CHRISTENED THE GROUND WITH A GAME WINNING HOME RUN, BUT ON THIS DATE HIS MIGHTY BAT HAD BEEN TRANSFORMED INTO A CANE, AND HIS NUMBER "3" PINSTRIPES FLUTTERED AGAINST HIS GAUNT FRAME. THOUGH OVER SIXTY THOUSAND FLOODED THE STADIUM FOR THAT LAST GLIMPSE AT THE ONCE MIGHTY BAMBINO, THE KNOWN POPULATION OF STUBS FROM THE GAME STANDS AT ELEVEN.

ONLY ONE IS SUPERIOR TO THIS EXAMPLE, ENCAPSULATED BY PSA, VG 3.