Season pass granting the bearer access to every home game at Ebbetts Field for the 1925 season. "NY American," (an early New York City newspaper) remains written in black ink over a familiar representation of Ebbets Field that has been somewhat obfuscated due to the passage of time. Pass is well worn with toning throughout and a heavy horizontal crease running from the left to right edge through the printed "Brooklyn National League" lettering. This crease has been reinforced with tape on obverse which also displays handwritten notations in black ink. Despite being helmed by future Hall of Fame manager, Wilbert Robinson and the presence of three future Hall of Famer position players in their lineup, the 1925 Robins would finish with a 68-85 overall record. Unfortunately for Brooklyn, Burleigh Grimes led the league in losses that season with 19 but Dazzy Vance went 22-9 with outfielder Zack Wheat batting a robust .359.