1946 Rose Bowl Game Ticket Stub Southern California USC vs Alabama Vintage

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1946 Rose Bowl Game Ticket Stub Southern California USC vs Alabama Vintage

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Buy an original 1946 Rose Bowl Game ticket stub Southern California Trojans vs Alabama Crimson Tide Vintage NCAA Football. In good Used Condition. Fast and Secure Shipping.

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Title: 1946 Rose Bowl Game Ticket Stub - Southern California Trojans vs. Alabama Crimson Tide Vintage College Football Ephemera

Description: This is an authentic, original 1946 Rose Bowl game ticket stub from the New Year's Day classic played on January 1, 1946, at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. This historic post-war game featured the Southern California Trojans (USC) against the Alabama Crimson Tide, resulting in a 34-14 victory for Alabama. This genuine piece of mid-century college football ephemera includes the original stadium gate typography, game date, pricing information, and seating row/section details.

Game Specifications:

  • Event: 32nd Annual Rose Bowl Game (1946)

  • Matchup: Southern California Trojans (USC) vs. Alabama Crimson Tide

  • Date: January 1, 1946

  • Venue: The Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA)

  • Item Type: Genuine Game Ticket Stub

Detailed Condition & Flaw Report: This item is explicitly sold as-is. please read the following structural details carefully before purchasing:

  • Overall Condition: This 80-year-old paper item is in fair to good Used Condition, presenting beautifully on the front with heavy cosmetic flaws localized entirely to the reverse side.

  • Creases: The cardstock body sits completely flat and rigid. It is free of heavy horizontal or vertical center folds, pocket wrinkles, or deep intersecting creases across the main text.

  • Edges & Corners: The left margin features a mostly straight, clean perforated edge where the main admission coupon was neatly separated by the gate attendant. The top, bottom, and right edges are clean and uniform. The four outer corners show very minor vintage softening but remain relatively crisp and well-defined.

  • Surface & Markings: The front face features beautiful, intricate green guilloché banknote patterns framing a vivid pink-and-red rose graphic. The typography remains bold and sharp, explicitly showing the seating details for Tunnel 23, Row 35, and Seat 7 stamped in deep green and bright red inks. The front face shows light handling soil near the margins and a tiny smudge above the word "SEAT," but is free of modern pen ink signatures or pencil notations. The manufacturer mark "Jeffries Banknote Co., Los Angeles" is cleanly printed along the inner right border line.

  • Reverse Side Flaws: The back of the stub features a light blue illustrative stadium map of the Rose Bowl and surrounding Pasadena area roads, along with standard legal disclaimer text. Please Note: The reverse side exhibits extensive areas of heavy paper skinning, surface loss, and dried brown glue transfer residue from a historical scrapbook removal. This layer of adhesive residue covers and obscures a significant portion of the center stadium diagram and text block. While cosmetically severe on the reverse, this skinning is entirely localized to the back surface and does not puncture, tear, or bleed through to affect the front face of the ticket.

  • Photo Reminder: Please examine all high-resolution listing photos closely to verify the exact edges, surface conditions, and reverse-side scrapbook flaws before placing your order.

Shipping & Store Logistics:

  • Rigid Shipping Protection: To prevent further bending, creasing, or edge damage during transit, this vintage ticket stub is enclosed in a protective sleeve and placed between heavy cardboard reinforcement panels inside secure packaging.

  • Combined Shipping: Purchasing multiple collectible items or pieces of vintage ephemera? Add them all to your shopping cart to receive bundled shipping rates automatically.

  • Tracked Delivery: All orders are packed securely and shipped quickly with tracking numbers with Notifications sent directly via email.

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