September 5th, 6th 1927 Official Attendance Accounting Receipts Games 56, 57, & 58

Historic Attendance Receipts from the 1927 Yankees vs. Red Sox Series

A Glimpse into Baseball’s Golden Era

Step back in time to the roaring 1920s, a period that marked the zenith of baseball’s golden era. The 1927 Yankees, often hailed as one of the greatest teams in baseball history, faced off against their fierce rivals, the Boston Red Sox, in a series of games that captivated fans and etched unforgettable moments into the annals of sports history. Among the relics from this iconic matchup are a pair of attendance accounting receipts, meticulously documenting the games played on September 5th and 6th, 1927, at Boston’s Fenway Park.

Detailed Insights into Game Attendance

These receipts provide a fascinating snapshot of the era, detailing the attendance and revenue generated from three league games—numbers 56, 57, and 58. They categorize the seating arrangements and ticket prices, offering a window into the economic landscape of baseball at the time:

• Pavilion, Grand Stand, and Boxes: Priced at 30 cents each
• Bleachers: Priced at 20 cents each
• Boys: Priced at 10 cents each

Each receipt meticulously notes the total revenue and the visiting club’s share, reflecting the financial dynamics of baseball during this period. Presented to us as game-used, these receipts are preserved in NRMT (Near Mint) condition, a testament to their historical significance and enduring appeal.

The Significance of the 1927 Yankees

The 1927 Yankees, led by the legendary Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, are celebrated for their unparalleled dominance in Major League Baseball. This team, often referred to as “Murderers’ Row,” set a standard of excellence that has become the benchmark for greatness in the sport. The receipts from these games not only capture the essence of this legendary team but also serve as a tangible connection to a bygone era of baseball.

Why These Receipts Matter

• Historical Value: They offer a rare glimpse into the financial and cultural aspects of baseball in the 1920s.
• Connection to Iconic Teams: Directly linked to the legendary 1927 Yankees, a team that has left an indelible mark on the sport.
• Preservation of History: Maintained in NRMT condition, these receipts are a testament to the meticulous record-keeping and passion for baseball during this era.

For collectors and enthusiasts, these receipts are more than just pieces of paper; they are a gateway to the past, a chance to own a piece of baseball’s storied history. As part of our baseball memorabilia auctions, these items stand as a testament to the enduring legacy of America’s pastime. Whether you’re looking to consign baseball memorabilia or explore our extensive collection, Grey Flannel Auctions is your trusted partner in preserving and celebrating the rich history of sports.

* This text was generated from the original auction listing.