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Posted 2 years ago
DMK678
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I've got 2 of these,from Old Comiskey Park and 1 from Wrigley Field.
Acquired the Comiskey Seats after the 1990 season.Isle 5 seat 101 (above)
Loved em,now they need to find a new home.
Hope you enjoyed.
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Here is a site that will give you an idea of value. You can probably name your own price on craig's list.
http://www.stadiumseating.net/memorabilia/collectible/?_kk=comiskey%20park%20seat&_kt=28e66530-c0e7-4f7f-9d9d-1ae653007113#sox
You crack me up.Where do you get these links?And quick too!
Like a walking Library.
Thanks Savoy.
Use any search engine and type in what you want to know and just see what's out there. google.com, bing.com, dogpile.com, there are tons of them. I don't remember what I used but type in Comisky park seats or Wrigley Field seats and see what you find. It really is amazing what is out there!
would love to have this GO CUBS!!!!
We could arrange that..... If you wanted????
Thanks for looking.
678
I dont want to just jump in and correct anyone, but take a look at this site:
http://www.ballparkseats.com/Comiskey%20Park.html
the first link was for a more modern seat. I think you will like these prices better. I have two old ebbits field seats and three old wrigley (both wooden). The stadiumseating web site is great, but those are plasic seats.
mysticspot, any time you have more and/or better information please jump in! We all (especially the listing party) appreciate it. I like your link better! Thanks
Thanks for the info Mystic.
Thanks for sharing.
I Let the Wrigley seat go a little while ago, still have the other two.
Take care.