1930 NY Giants Season Pass

Each year from 1919 to 1931, with the exception of 1928, the New York Giants issued Sterling Silver passes to select dignitaries and season ticket holders. The passes manufactured by Lambert Bros. of New York, were designed in a variety of shapes and baseball motifs. The charm or locket like medallions entitles the bearer admission to every New York Giants home game played at the Polo Grounds during that particular season.

This 1930 New York Giants Sterling Silver Season Pass features Charles Dana Gibson's "Two Strikes." LIFE magazine illustrator Charles Dana Gibson, creator of the "Gibson Girl," made famous a pair of baseball caricatures titled "Two Strikes" and "Fanned Out." Giants owner Charles A Stoneham used them for the New York Giants 1930 and 1931 season passes. The back of the pass indicates that it was issued to Sportswriter "Fred J. Bendel." Bendel was the first sportswriter to go on air with a nightly broadcast, over WOR, Newark, starting in 1922. Under the name is engraved “702" (section or seating) The makers mark at the bottom reads "LAMBERT BROS, NY, STERLING."

1930 New York Giants Sterling Silver Season Pass Back

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