The 1940 Cincinnati Reds hold a special place in the franchise's history. Led by manager Bill McKechnie, this team captured the Reds second World Series championship (the first came in 1919). Paul Derringer, who won 20 games during the regular season, added two more victories during the series as Cincinnati defeated the Detroit Tigers in seven games. This Game 1 Mega Ticket commemorates the occasi... more...

The 1940 Cincinnati Reds hold a special place in the franchise's history. Led by manager Bill McKechnie, this team captured the Reds second World Series championship (the first came in 1919). Paul Derringer, who won 20 games during the regular season, added two more victories during the series as Cincinnati defeated the Detroit Tigers in seven games. This Game 1 Mega Ticket commemorates the occasion and makes a perfect gift.   less...

On Sept. 6, 1995, Cal Ripken Jr. made baseball history by taking the field for Game No. 2,131 of his consecutive-games played streak. Ripken broke the record held by Lou Gehrig and officially achieved baseball immortality. In fact, in 2003, this moment was voted Major League Baseball's greatest single moment. This Mega Ticket commemorates the occasion and makes a perfect gift. Mega Tickets are ide... more...

On Sept. 6, 1995, Cal Ripken Jr. made baseball history by taking the field for Game No. 2,131 of his consecutive-games played streak. Ripken broke the record held by Lou Gehrig and officially achieved baseball immortality. In fact, in 2003, this moment was voted Major League Baseball's greatest single moment. This Mega Ticket commemorates the occasion and makes a perfect gift. Mega Tickets are ideal for autographs. Your friends will be jealous. Overall size: 12 (W) x 32 (H) x 3/4 (D).   less...