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Ticket Book for Aborted Season Up for Auction - Ipswich Town News

An Ipswich Town season ticket book with a difference is up for sale at Lockdales, the Martlesham auctioneers, on March 16th.

It is for the 1939/40 season and there are two tickets missing. These are for the home games with Bristol Rovers on August 30th (2-0) and Norwich City (1-1) on September 2nd. Soon after, the season was cancelled after war was declared.

Auction manager James Sadler, a Town season ticket holder, said: "This is a very, very rare piece of Town memorabilia. The book contains 50 unused tickets with just the two missing.”

The catalogue for the two-day auction, which also includes 1930s Town player George Perrett’s memorabilia, can be found here.

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