By 1960 Warren Spahn had alreaady established himself as one of - if not the - greatest left-handed pitchers the game had ever seen. He'd won 20 games ten times already (he'd do it three more before his career was over) with an astonishing nine seasons with 20 or more complete games. It wasn't until September 16 of 1960 however that Spahn would throw his first of two career no-hitters this one against the hapless Phillies who finished the season dead last with a .383 winning percentage 36 games behind the first place Pirates. Spahn would strike out 15 batters in the game walking just two in the Braves' 4-0 win. This full box seat ticket to Milwaukee County Stadium remains in outstanding condition unused with some very minor foxing being the only real condition flaw. An outstanding full ticket to one of the only two no-hitters thrown by one of the greatest pitchers in baseball history.