Published to the specifications of their original stadium-issued predecessors, these (64) Fall and Mid-Summer Classic guides bring back memories of significant diamond events. Showcasing “like-new” presentation, the programs include: World Series: a complete run of the first (52) dating from 1903 through 1955 (there was no series in 1904), with eight duplicates and both versions from the 1955 series. Also included is an 1894 Temple Cup (Polo Grounds) program re-print; All-Star Game: includes 1933, 1937 and 1941 versions. More on our website.

Note: the overwhelming majority of these keepsakes are numbered (118/1000) denoting their limited statuses

World Series:

1894: re-print of Temple Cup program issued at New York’s Polo Grounds
1903: Huntington Ave. Baseball Grounds
1905: Polo Grounds
1906: West Side Grounds
1907: Bennett Park
1908: Bennett Park
1909: Forbes Field
1910: West Side Grounds
1911: Polo Grounds
1912: Fenway Park
1913: Polo Grounds
1914: Fenway Park
1915: Braves Field
1916: Braves Field
(2) 1917: Polo Grounds
1918: Fenway Park
(2) 1919: Redland Field
1920: Ebbets Field
1921: Polo Grounds
1922: Polo Grounds
1923: Yankee Stadium
1924: Griffith Stadium
1925: Forbes Field
1926: Sportsman’s Park
1927: Yankee Stadium
1928: Yankee Stadium
1929: Wrigley Field
1930: Sportsman’s Park
(2) 1931: Shibe Park
(2) 1932: Yankee Stadium
(2) 1933: Griffith Stadium
1934: Navin Field
1935: Navin Field
1936: Yankee Stadium
1937: Yankee Stadium
1938: Yankee Stadium
1939: Crosley Field
1940: Briggs Stadium
1941: Ebbets Field
1942: Sportsman’s Park
1943: Sportsman’s Park
(2) 1944: Sportsman’s Park
1945: Wrigley Field
(2) 1946: Sportsman’s Park
(2) 1947: Ebbets Field
1948: Municipal Stadium
1949: Ebbets Field
1950: Yankee Stadium
1951: Polo Grounds
1952: Yankee Stadium
1953: Ebbets Field
1954: Polo Grounds
(2) 1955: (1) Ebbets Field and (1) Yankee Stadium

All-Star Game:

1933: Comiskey Park (first-ever All-Star Game)
1937: Griffith Stadium
1941: Briggs Stadium