Thank you for viewing. These are items left by my father, who passed away the year before last. For efficient shipping, I will be listing them together. (The "No." at the end of each item is my personal organizational number. Please disregard it.) 1. (Tokyo West Railway Administration) Mr. Oh's Home Run World Record Achievement 9/3 Commemorative Admission Ticket + Train Ticket, Suidobashi Station, 2 tickets, S52.9.19 No.362 2. (Tokyo West Railway Administration) Mr. Oh's Home Run World Record Achievement 9/3 Commemorative Admission Ticket + Train Ticket, Suidobashi Station, 2 tickets, S52.9.19 No.363 3. (Osaka Railway Administration) Eck 10th Anniversary Commemorative Admission Ticket (1st), Himeji Station, 5 tickets, S52.9.25 No.364 4. (Tokyo West Railway Administration) Musashi-Kosugi Station 50th Anniversary Commemorative Admission Ticket, Musashi-Kosugi Station, 5 tickets, S52.10.1 No.365 5. (Japanese National Railways) Hiratsuka Station 90th Anniversary Commemorative Admission Ticket, Hiratsuka Station, 5 tickets, S52.10.9 No.366 6. (Japanese National Railways) Fujisawa Station 90th Anniversary Commemorative Admission Ticket, Fujisawa Station, 5 tickets, S52.9.15 No.367 7. (Okayama Railway Administration) Phantom Eight Tomb Village Admission Ticket, along the Hakubi Line, Okayama Station, 5 tickets, S52.8 No.368 8. (Morioka Railway Administration) 32nd Aomori National Sports Festival (Summer) Commemorative Admission Ticket, Aomori Station, 5 tickets, S52.9 No.369 9. (Morioka Railway Administration) Hon-Hachinohe Station New Construction Commemorative Admission Ticket, Hon-Hachinohe Station, 5 tickets, S52.7 No.370 10. (Asahikawa Railway Administration) Kitami Tunnel Opening Commemorative Train Ticket, Kitami → Higashi-Ainonai, 1 ticket, S52.9.18 No.371 11. (Tennoji Railway Administration) 30th National Sports Festival Mie National Sports Festival Commemorative Limited Express Ticket, Ise-shi Station, 1 ticket, S52.7 No.372 These are commemorative admission tickets and other items from the Japanese National Railways era, approximately half a century ago. My father collected these as a long-time hobby, purchasing them directly from stations across the country and from fellow hobbyists. They were filed in an album and are unused, but have been stored long-term on a bookshelf in an old family home. He collected them from around 1972 to around 1987, when JR was established, and I will be listing more items sequentially. #JapaneseNationalRailways #CommemorativeAdmissionTickets