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Thanks, got them from my nephew who lives in Alabama and found them in an old house that was being torn down. Your comment makes me want to keep them and frame them for myself. thanks again for the input!

Yes wasn't it 59?

Found some history on this big game:

But the one constant at Ladd-Peebles Stadium has been football. Following that Alabama-Vanderbilt contest in 1948, the Crimson Tide would go on to play 18 more games at the stadium over the next 20 years posting an 10-7-2 mark.

Most notable among the Tide's games in Mobile was the 1958 season-opener against LSU, a contest that holds the distinction of being the first game that legendary head coach Paul "Bear" Bryant ever coached at Alabama. While LSU pulled away late on a touchdown run by Heisman Trophy winner Billy Cannon, the night was made even more unforgettable for the sellout crowd in attendance when a section of the stadium's end zone stands collapsed during the game. Fortunately, no one was seriously injured

Anyone know the value of these?

I think he can take the Hunter's Safety Class now, but it's not required until he's 16 and then needs to get a license, my Grandson is 12 and just went to his HS class a few weeks ago.