Well-worn ticket stub from the 1919 World Series at Redland Field in Cincinnati.  Though the ticket reads "Game 3," the third game at Redland was actually Game 6, a 5-4 White Sox win in ten innings. Dickey Kerr pitched - and won - his second game of the Series for Chicago, going all 10 innings and scattering 11 hits.  Buck Weaver went 3-for-5 for Chicago, and Joe Jackson and Hap Felsch collected two hits each.

Ticket stubs from the series are very desirable, for obvious reasons, and quite expensive.  This is truly a collector-grade example, heavily worn and creased, the two parts separated and with significant paper loss from tearing.  Still desirable, however, simply due to the heavy demand for tickets from this series.