Memorabilia from school that you own

[indianmustang]

idea copied from ncaabbs board
i used to have my first football game ticket from 2001 season .

[davidpaul123]

Ive got a ticket from the opening day of Ford framed which looks pretty cool.

[Junior]

Ive got a ticket from the opening day of Ford framed which looks pretty cool.

i used to have mine, but no idea where it is now. i wish i'd done that as well. great idea.

[redpony]

I have programs from the SMU-Ohio St. games of 1950-51 with autographs of most of the SMU players. Doak Walker was kind enough to take me into the locker room after the game to get the autographs.

GO PONIES!!!

[SmooPower]

Yeeeah I've been out of college 10 years now!

[ponyte]

I have a ticket, program and scorecard to the June 3, 1995 game where Pedro Martínez of the Montreal Expos pitched nine perfect innings against the San Diego Padres before giving up a hit in the tenth and exiting the game (which the Expos then won 1-0). This was only the second time in MLB history a pitcher took a perfect game into extra innings.

[mrydel]

I have my ticket stub from October 1980 when Ponyte threw the clearing block for Craig James leading SMU to the upset of # 2 Texas. But I do not own the school from which it came.

[DiamondM]

I went on an ebay binge about 10 years ago (and then followed up with the seller who had some other materials from an estate sale in Fort Worth.) some of them are quite random.

I have a Rose Bowl ticket.

A ticket and some photos taken at the SMU v. Fordham game in 1935, including pictures of SMU Mustang Band and Peruna at the train station in New York and with Mayor LaGuardia on the steps of city hall.

Kyle Rote and Doak Walker Life Magazine covers.

Another 30s era photos of the SMU Mustang Band with some contemporary Hollywood star whose name I didn't recognize.

A bunch of game programs from all eras.

Some 60s era promotional materials like coins with the schedule, matchboxes, etc.

A 1940s or 1950s telegram talking about the drafting on one of SMU's baseball players by the Yankees (maybe -- I haven't looked at this in a long time).

The commemorative Coke bottles from the opening of Ford Stadium in 2000.

Some fun 1950s era pamplets given to freshman for orientation with school songs and stuff like that.

Does 90s era stuff count as "memorabilia?"

The 1994 Sports Illustrated where SMU's tie of A&M in the Alamo Dome was named the upset of the year. (We should have won that damn game).