The Philadelphia Base Ball and Exhibition Company (36k jpg)
1903.
Price: Low-Moderate.
Courtesy of [Miracles]
Florida Panthers Holding, Inc. (45k jpg)
1996. A terrific vignette from the shares of the Florida Panthers hockey club. The Florida Panthers is an ice hockey franchise in Miami, Florida. The franchise began in October 1993 with their first game on the 6th against the Chicago Blackhawks, and their first win against
the Tampa Lightning on the 9th for the home crowd. There’s rich history in these sporting stocks.
Price: Inexpensive.
Courtesy of [Antique Securities]
Salt Lake City Baseball Corporation (58k jpg)
1958.
Price: Low.
Courtesy of [Barry Smith]
The Baltimore Baseball Club, Inc.
1957
Price: Low-Moderate
Courtesy of [Barry Smith]
Kansas City Baseball Club, Inc. (45k jpg)
1933. Signed by Tris Speaker as Secretary, but the signature has been cut cancelled.
Price: Low.
Courtesy of [Barry Smith]
Milwaukee Braves, Inc. (58k jpg)
SPECIMEN (n.d.). The only active baseball team to have fielded a team in every year of professional baseball since 1871 started as the Boston Braves. With attendance at record lows, the Boston Braves became the Milwaukee Braves in 1953 to a packed house. They had twelve consecutive winning seasons in Milwaukee, before becoming the Atlanta Braves in 1965.
Price: Low-Moderate.
Courtesy of [Barry Smith]
The Federal BaseBall Club of Baltimore (68k jpg)
1914. In 1922 the Supreme Court decided the famous case of Federal Baseball Club vs. National and American League. The Federal Base Ball Club (CFBB) of Baltimore team in the new Federal League claimed the monopoly agreement violated U.S. antitrust law. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote the decision that a team's "business is giving exhibitions of baseball, which are purely state affairs." So U.S. antitrust law did not apply to the baseball business. This decision allowed the National and American Leagues to maintain a virtual monopoly on the nation’s favorite pastime, and the CFBB was ordered to dissolve.
Price: Moderate.
Courtesy of [Barry Smith]
Dorson Sports, Inc. (38k jpg)
Unissued.
Price: Very Inexpensive.
Courtesy of [American Vignettes]
Sparrow's Point Athletic Association (55k jpg)
1904. Sparrow’s Point, Maryland is an historic blue-collar section of Baltimore and home of the Bethlehem Steel Shipyard. Sports participation by working Americans was a lot more active before TV. The history of the area is reflected in the Sparrow’s Point Athletic Association certificate vignette.
Price: Low-Moderate.
Courtesy of [Miracles]
Big Stone Gap Base Ball Club, Inc. (60k jpg)
1907. $2.50 a share to support Big Stone Gap, Virginia baseball. Big Stone Gap is way out there in western Virginia, almost 100 miles southwest of Roanoke and less than 8 miles from Tennessee. They really loved baseball in 1907!
Price: Moderate.
Courtesy of [Miracles]
Boston American League Base=Ball Club (55k jpg)
1911. New Jersey and Massachusetts, with a vignette of the New Jersey state seal. Among those responsible for establishing the Boston club was the legendary Connie Mack, who personally located the site for the club's ball park. Raids against many of the National League teams fielded a formidable club including Cy Young. A game immortal, Young was largely responsible for the team's popularity and early success. Since World War I, the Red Sox team has experienced ups and downs, but has maintained its near-fanatical loyalty among the Sox' hard core fans. Early major league baseball stocks certificates are rather scarce.
Price: Moderate.
Courtesy of [Barry Smith]




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