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Original Comiskey Park Seat | Baseball Memorabilia402 of 571 |  |  |
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For those Sox fans feeling dissed, (because of the Cubs seats), here is an original seat from Comiskey Park, or as people in Chicago call it, Sox Park. The seat has numerous coats of paint, the last one being when the park closed and was demolished. How many great moments in baseball history did this seat witness?
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If that seat could only talk.
Above: agreed.
I've got one to match- Original Paint ect... Come By to see.
Nice chair
I have two seats that were outside forever, the paint is peeling off and they are showing as many as three different colors with the last painting of green. Do you know what years all the other colors, I think some were brown, blue, red?