I've read this one, has anybody else?

I have both the hardback and the paperback of this one.

I have a ROY ball from Moon and McBride.  I'd like to get one from each Cardinal who was awarded the ROY award..

TIME repro cover signed by "The Man"

My ticket collection includes 30 in all.  This is my Game 3 ticket from 1926.  I also have the Game 5 from 1926.  I have at least one from every Series, except 1987 (they're pretty easy to find - not my priority).

World Series pin from 1967 - El Birdo's was originated by "Cha Cha" Cepeda.

The 1931 Game 6 ticket stub...nice condition considering it's 72 years old. 

1931 World Series Program (not actual size)

A hodge-podge of items.  The Browns version of the '44 World Series program is visible on the back-right; the Cardinals version is behind it, and a partial-team photo is in front.  The Fenway Park version of the '67 Series program is back-center.  The Tigers Stadium version of the '68 Series program is behind the Musial autographed photo (see the yellow border?).  The bat in the center (standing) is from the '42 Series.  The coffee mug on the left is from the old Sportsmans' Park.  The other items are difficult to see, so I won't bore you with the details.

My 1926 and 1928 Sportsman's Park World Series programs are visible here, as is the 1964 World Series highlights LP (on the right), featuring Harry Caray & Jack Buck.  The balls (l to r) are Lou Brock, Mark McGwire (in the brick on top of it is my ticket stub from #62), Stan Musial and Ozzie Smith.  The Coke bottle is from the 1982 Series.  There are many other items not easily visible here.

Both '64 Series programs are on the right (one behind the other due to space).  There are several W.S. ticket stubs on this shelf (many others not shown).  There is a paperback "The Gashouse Gang" standing on the far left side.  The 1966 All-Star Game program is right in the middle in the back.  The mini-bat laying down (in front of the Cardinals nodder - from 1967) is a Stan Musial model.  I also have the Dizzy Dean model and am in search of others.  The baseballs (top to bottom) are Williams, Mantle & DiMaggio - obviously not Cardinals, but also just as obviously worthy of inclusion in any baseball fan's trophy case.