Collect Your Schools Memorabilia?

[Gil Dobie]

What are some of the oldest pieces of football memorabilia you have from your school?

I have a 1909 postcard that shows the football field and a 1924 football pocket schedule.

[DFW HOYA]

1948 media guide.

[andy7171]

I have 6 jerseys, a side line jacket, a thermal undershirt and several t-shirts. All game worn. xsmiley_wix :D

[Gil Dobie]

I have 6 jerseys, a side line jacket, a thermal undershirt and several t-shirts. All game worn. xsmiley_wix :D

I have a 1983 Towson vs NDSU playoff program. :D

[Tealblood]

I have a game helmet signed by every coach and player from our first season.









Granted it is only 5 years old but it is kinda cool.

[Ivytalk]

I've bought a few items on eBay over the years. I have a Harvard-Princeton FB program from the '30s, some old newspaper articles, several old Harvard-Yale programs, an old beret with a crimson "H" on it, and an old (1920?) doll in a Harvard football uniform. But I'm not obsessive about it!

[andy7171]

I have a 1983 Towson vs NDSU playoff program. :D

NICE! We went 10-1 that year. Only losing to Maine, and well, you guys in the playoffs, 17-24. I just looked up the schedule, funny how we are still playing the same teams. Delaware, Del State, Morgan State, JMU, Liberty,

[asu3peat]

2007 UM v ASU ticket xlolx
2006 UMASS v ASU NC ticket
2005 UNI v ASU NC ticket

The oldest ASU memorabilia I have is an ASU nylon jacket that my uncle wore when he played JV ball for App back in the early 70's.

[Seven Would Be Nice]

my 2003 schedule tshirt.

[bulldog10jw]

I have hundreds of Yale game programs. The oldest is Yale-Army 1922.

[minuteman65]

Um, I just bought a game-worn jersey from ~'03 off eBay. That's it, not very old.

I also bought a Marcus Camby jersey... but that doesn't count.

[KJ Eagle]

I have a game helmet signed by every coach and player from our first season.









Granted it is only 5 years old but it is kinda cool.
That would be cool to have down the road!

[Ivytalk]

I have hundreds of Yale game programs. The oldest is Yale-Army 1922.

Maybe I bought one of mine from you!:D

[Go...gate]

A bunch of Colgate FB stuff going back about 50 years.

[Monarch History]

Old Dominion University is (re)starting football after 67 years. (From 1930-40 they were the Norfolk Division of William and Mary.) The War Years in Norfolk had a huge impact on the school and they disbanded the sport. :(

I have 11 programs and 10+ original wire photos from those years.

[Grizzaholic]

2007 UM v ASU ticket xlolx
2006 UMASS v ASU NC ticket
2005 UNI v ASU NC ticket

The oldest ASU memorabilia I have is an ASU nylon jacket that my uncle wore when he played JV ball for App back in the early 70's.

You had better do your part and then I can get one of those for real!

[grizband]

I have two unused tickets from the 100th Cat/Griz game, played in 2000. They were given to us in the marching band.

[terrierbob]

1960 child's wofford jersey from when my brother was there 60-64.

[terrierbob]

Ebay's amazing.

http://www.collect1.com/images/woffordpass.jpg

[chattanoogamocs]

Chattanooga printed yearbooks from 1915-1989...I have 66 of them (only missing 1915-1917 and a couple from the 1930's)

I am the unofficial historian for the alumni affairs office and the SID...some of the best photos of athletics are from the old yearbooks (back in the day, the yearbook had a write-up of every player...of course, back then a team might only have 30 players)

I am currently putting together a CDR of the history of Mocs football...what can I say, I minored in history. :)

[terrierbob]

Ebay's amazing

http://www.collect1.com/images/woffordpass.jpg

[Seawolf97]

T shirts, coffee mugs and some programs. Saved the Homecoming Program from the early '90's when we were D3. We beat the Merchant Marine Academy -Kings Point 28-17 that day.

[Engineer91]

Programs - 1902 Lehigh Lafayette

I think I have about 42 different programs of the Lehigh-Lafayette game

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Only 100 to go ... ugh

[Seawolf97]

Programs - 1902 Lehigh Lafayette

I think I have about 42 different programs of the Lehigh-Lafayette game

...

Only 100 to go ... ugh

I love the history of some of these teams. In 1902 Stonybrook was probably still a British outpost filled with Redcoats that didnt get the message to go home xlolx xlolx

[Eagle22]

Chattanooga printed yearbooks from 1915-1989...I have 66 of them (only missing 1915-1917 and a couple from the 1930's)

I am the unofficial historian for the alumni affairs office and the SID...some of the best photos of athletics are from the old yearbooks (back in the day, the yearbook had a write-up of every player...of course, back then a team might only have 30 players)

I am currently putting together a CDR of the history of Mocs football...what can I say, I minored in history. :)

That's really cool.

I've been able to do the same with media guides, though granted we haven't been producing those since 1915 :)

I have all the media guides since GSU restarted football in 1981. The first couple of years ... 1981-1984 they are very scarce and hard to find. Took me a while to put my collection together ... and I'm close to having a duplicate set.

Next project is to work on building a online photo archive. I have photos I've done myself since 1999, but will have to search out other sources for the other years.

[bkrownd]

Chattanooga printed yearbooks from 1915-1989...I have 66 of them (only missing 1915-1917 and a couple from the 1930's)


Old yearbooks can have some really good stuff. Some schools used to have write-ups and photos from each game of the season in theirs. The library stacks at Minnesota had a whole section of yearbooks from various schools going back over 100 years. I spent hours and hours in that goldmine looking at all the historical photos.

[DOME]

Three years of self designed tailgating shirts and a game used liver :)

[65 Pard]

The oldest Lafayette memarobilia I have is me (1943)
Other than that I have game day button from the 100th game in 64 and a football bobble head doll from 1961.....a couple of 60's pennants.

[Gil Dobie]

Chattanooga printed yearbooks from 1915-1989...I have 66 of them (only missing 1915-1917 and a couple from the 1930's)

I am the unofficial historian for the alumni affairs office and the SID...some of the best photos of athletics are from the old yearbooks (back in the day, the yearbook had a write-up of every player...of course, back then a team might only have 30 players)

I am currently putting together a CDR of the history of Mocs football...what can I say, I minored in history. :)

I've thought about getting the yearbooks. I have several from the 1930's, and have seen some from the teens, but just can't decide whether to take the next step and buy them. xoopsx

[PantherRob82]

I have a 1969 program with the panther dancing around the ND Sioux tied to a pole.

[Gil Dobie]

I have a 1969 program with the panther dancing around the ND Sioux tied to a pole.

I have a 1972 Camellia Bowl Program, Cal Poly vs UND.
Also have a 1970 Camellia Bowl Program, NDSU kicked Montana in that one. ;)

[MACHIAVELLI]

ICON Media Guides & Game Day Programs (http://www.slide.com/r/cnsIp3bd2j_NAAsP5FpRKr6N6f-0_WTz?previous_view=mscd_embedded_url&view=original)

[furman94]

I have a 1920's Purple Hurricane Beltbuckle, A 40's Hurricane Pilow, a bunch of old posters, The Original Paladin Man costume, an old FU rally rag from the 70's and some old programs.