1924 Democratic National Convention Stub, Second Session, 6/24/1924, PSA Graded VG-EX
Why This Ticket Matters
The 1924 Democratic National Convention opened at Madison Square Garden on June 24 and became one of the most extraordinary political conventions in American history. Deep divisions within the party produced a record 103 ballots before delegates finally nominated compromise candidate John W. Davis.
The convention lasted 16 days, making it the longest continuously running major-party convention in United States history. Fierce disputes over Prohibition, immigration and a proposed condemnation of the Ku Klux Klan reflected the political and cultural tensions of the 1920s.
This PSA-graded stub survives from the convention’s opening day—a tangible artifact from a famously deadlocked chapter of American presidential politics.
Seller’s note: Historical information in this “Why This Ticket Matters” section is presented for general context and has not been independently verified for correctness.
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1924 Democratic National Convention Stub, Second Session, 6/24/1924, PSA Graded VG-EX
1924 Democratic National Convention Stub, Second Session, 6/24/1924, PSA Graded VG-EX
Why This Ticket Matters
The 1924 Democratic National Convention opened at Madison Square Garden on June 24 and became one of the most extraordinary political conventions in American history. Deep divisions within the party produced a record 103 ballots before delegates finally nominated compromise candidate John W. Davis.
The convention lasted 16 days, making it the longest continuously running major-party convention in United States history. Fierce disputes over Prohibition, immigration and a proposed condemnation of the Ku Klux Klan reflected the political and cultural tensions of the 1920s.
This PSA-graded stub survives from the convention’s opening day—a tangible artifact from a famously deadlocked chapter of American presidential politics.
Seller’s note: Historical information in this “Why This Ticket Matters” section is presented for general context and has not been independently verified for correctness.
Condition: Vintage ticket stubs may show wear from age and handling, such as creases, edge wear, small tears, markings, stains, fading, or paper loss. We describe each ticket as fairly as we can. Please review the photos, and feel free to contact us with any questions before purchasing.