Experts i need some help. Stamps, masks and ticket stub

<img src="http://www.deadzoom.com/member/fisherbowlvi/s1.jpg" alt="image"><img src="http://www.deadzoom.com/member/fisherbowlvi/s2.jpg" alt="image"><img src="http://www.deadzoom.com/member/fisherbowlvi/s3.jpg" alt="image"><img src="http://www.deadzoom.com/member/fisherbowlvi/mgm.jpg" alt="image"><img src="http://www.deadzoom.com/member/fisherbowlvi/ts1.jpg" alt="image">Hey guys and gals. I need some expert help on some stuff. Found this stuff while cleaning outa house. A book of stamps, all in mint condition, do they have any value?? And 3 masks from i dont know when? And 2 world championship series tickets from1942 at sportsman park. Cardinals VS Yankees. Game 1 Any help on any of the above would be appreciated<br><br>Mike<br><br>

The ticket stub has some damage but depending on where and how you sell it IMO, $100-$200.

That WS stub is really cool. I think you'll find that the First Day Cover stamps, although neat, have little collectible value. I checked eBay by typing'First Day Cover' and 'space' ('First Day Cover' is a stamp collecting term).

Yea i did some searchin on ebay also. and i do believe you are correct. Not much if any value on the stamps. Oh well, just put them in the vault and save themfor the kids. Maybe in 20 more years?? The ticket stub is very cool. There are 2 of them. Sportsmans park. That is some time ago. the masks are like ceramic orsomething?? pretty cool also.

I've seen the masks for sale in shops on Bourbon street in New Orleans........HJ

The first day covers maybe a few dollars each, but the stub!! very cool.

The masks are cool but still available in just about any rag**** convience store on the west coast.

The stub is a bigger ticket item. Very cool item... and to have a pair of them is even sweeter. Together they would fetch from $175 to $300 IMHO.<br><br>Jeff

If the ticket numbers are consecutive make sure to mention that in the listing.....HJ

I googled that WS. Funny thing is the Cardinals lost the game from which the stubs came, but won the next 4, winning the series 4-1. That's got to be oneof the few times the Yankees lost a WS in that era. I didn't google the rosters, but I wonder if a lot of the star players were off fighting WWII.