Beautiful celluloid season pass providing access to Mr. James Milton for the outstanding 1934 season. The Giants entered the 1934 season heavily favored having won the World Series in 1933. At the beginning of the 1934 season the press met with Giants manager Bill Terry and spent some time asking his assessment of the other teams in the National League. When they asked about the crosstown Brooklyn Dodgers a perennial second-division team Terry responded "Brooklyn? Are they still in the league?" Ths season dragged out the Giants winning 90 games but never able to put much distance between them and the second-place St. Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals fought tooth and nail with ironman pitching performances from ace Dizzy Dean and his brother Paul. At the last game of the season the Cardinals and Giants finished tied for first the Giants left to play a doubleheader against the lowly Brooklyn Dodgers on the final day of the season. Brooklyn of course showed Bill Terry that the Dodgers were indeed still in the league as the Dodgers swept the doubleheader allowing the Cardinals to win the 1934 pennant. This pass witnessed that entire season one of the most incredible in baseball history. In VG/EX condition with some minor fading an outstanding piece of the game.