ARCHIVE / MEMORABILIA

Ticket & Admission Archive

A dedicated preservation view for ticket stubs, admission cards and other ticket-like ephemera. This page is intentionally conservative: a file is listed here because the current build identifies it as ticket/admission material, not because filename evidence proves an event.

Currently identified ticket item

Lee Brilleaux Memorial — Canvey, 2012

Archive object:
lee-brilleaux-memorial-ticket-canvey-2012.jpg

Evidence state: preserved contributed object. The object is retained as supplied; the filename describes it as a memorial ticket and names Canvey/2012. Those labels are not treated here as independent proof of every printed detail.

Cross-references: Memorabilia Evidence Register · Memorabilia Intake · Memorabilia Index

Preservation status

The current v140 package was searched for ticket/admission-labelled files and contains the item above.
Other historical ticket files may exist in earlier website packages or source collections under filenames that do not contain words such as “ticket”, “stub” or “admission”. They are therefore not claimed absent from the wider project.
No ticket image is silently discarded when duplicate archive material is consolidated; source/master files remain part of the retained archive.

Next ticket-recovery checks

Compare the current package against the oldest available website/source bundle before deleting historical ZIPs.
Search image collections for ticket-shaped or admission-card objects whose filenames are non-descriptive.
Where a ticket prints an artist, venue or date, link those visible details to the relevant event record without treating the object as proof of details it does not show.
Record provenance and scan/source filename for every newly recovered ticket.

Research boundary: this page is an archive inventory and provenance aid. It does not infer missing dates, venues or event histories from filenames, image appearance, or later recollection alone.