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We are on a mission to build a new school in the Fayetteville area that will have the capacity to serve Fayetteville and the counties surrounding it.
A generous benefactor, Honorable Ralph King Anderson III, wanting to help in our project has donated some artifacts of southern sports heritage for us to market in an effort to raise funds to build the school.
We have in our possession some sets of tickets for the three inaugural races held at Darlington International Raceway in 1950. The sets include the original unused tickets for:
The sets are encased in custom display boxes with a photo of the original sign promoting the Labor Day race and a letter of authenticity.
We recently donated a set to the Smithsonian Museum of American History. Curator, Ellen Hughes, was thrilled to receive what she called valuable memorabilia from a sport that went from southern heritage to widespread national prominence.
We would like to ask you to consider owning these special pieces of racing history and to help us prepare morally upright citizens with a first-class educational facility.
We would like to make these sequentially numbered sets available to any NASCAR fan or collector that is interested in purchasing them.
The school has also donated a set to the Darlington Raceway at Darlington. We covet your support for our efforts to further God’s kingdom through Christian education.
Each set of the "Darlington Collection" comes with an
individually numbered and personally signed Certificate of Authenticity by
NASCAR archivist
Thank you for your consideration. Photos and other documentation can be made available upon request for inspection. |
 (Bottom right corner) Honorable Ralph King Anderson III
 Collector's box with tickets Click on picture for larger view.
 Photo by Richard Strauss. Courtesy of National Museum of American History.
 Darlington presentation with Chris Browning, President of Darlington Raceway.
NASCAR Archivist Buz McKim |
