Washington Nationals 2005 Opening Day Ticket Frame

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Ticket Frames combine your ticket and personal photo with statistics, headlines, game story, and officially licensed 8-by-10 photo to create the ultimate in personalized memorabilia. Hang one in your home or office and prepare yourself for a lifetime of storytelling. From Walter Johnson to Frank Howard to Ted Williams, Washington D.C. has a long and rich baseball tradition. And now the Nats are back in town. For the citizens of our Nation’s capital, April 14 marks the long-awaited start of a new chapter in local baseball history. For the 45,000 fans who were fortunate to be inside RFK Stadium, the franchise’s First Home Game was pure magic. There’s only one first game and one first pitch, but there are so many memories. Let our Washington Nationals First Game Ticket Frame capture your experience of Opening Day. It includes:
Headline: Washington Nationals Return Baseball to DC.
Subheadline: President Bush throws out first pitch, Senators alumni highlight Opening Day ceremony.
Officially licensed 8-by-10 photo from Opening Day.
300-word First Home Game story written by our staff of professional writers.Story can be replaced by your standard 4-by-6 photo of you taken during your experience at RFK Stadium.
Complete Opening Day boxscore.
Place holder for your First Home Game ticket stub (featuring the Capitol Building Die Cut) that utilizes professional-grade mounting corners to preserve the condition and value of your ticket. Your ticket is the one item you can point to and say "I was there. That's My Ticket" (ticket shown in sample not included).
Includes easy-to-follow instructions for adding your ticket and photo.
Double matted in Nationals team colors using acid-free, white-core mat board and a high-grade metal frame for a museum-quality presentation.
Overall size 20"(W) x 18"(H).