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Mr. Shea Stadium! |
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New York Mets and Shea Stadium Memorabilia |
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Stadium Demolition |
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NOTE: This page is set up for the die-hard fan. Fans who will
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etc. just because
"it came from Shea". It is for those fans and collectors that this
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The number one question we get asked
more than any other goes something like this, " I saw a brick on eBay
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somewhere) and it looks different from the
one my friend has. How do I know if it is really from Shea Stadium or
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Since there were a few different bricks in
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There are three main bricks from Shea
Stadium that we will label as small, medium
and large. These three
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have one visible thing in common with each
other. They all have the same "face", the side seen from the
outside. That |
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is the only thing they have in common as
everything else about them is different (the small & medium side view is
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the same as the face and back). These three
bricks were mixed all together in the construction of Shea Stadium. In |
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other words you will find for sale a brick
"block", with two or more bricks still together which will have
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three of the different size bricks in it. |
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With that said, there is no difference from the bricks used
on the outside wall, inside or outfield walls. Unless the |
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brick has a MLB hologram that states it came
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The next question that follows is, "If
it doesn't have an MLB hologram ID on it, how do I know if it really came
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or not. How do I know someone didn't go to
Home Depot and buy it"? ( For those who are not from the New York area, |
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Yorkers have a "street smart" about them and don't trust anyone.
Always on their toes so they don't get taken). The |
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truth is you'll never know for sure. However
if it looks like these three it probably is from Shea and here's why. |
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Bricks change from year to year. Bricks
that were made just a few years ago look different than those made today! |
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Remember, Shea opened in 1964 but ground was
broken in October 1961, 50 + years ago! Do you have any idea just how |
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many different changes bricks have gone
through since than? Even if there was someone who wanted to deceive fans, |
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I doubt that they could ever find any
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main distinction of this brick. It has two
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per row. The back view shows the
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Medium Brick |
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Standard front look and on the side. The
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bricks main distinction. It has one row of 5
large holes. The |
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back view shows the vertical ridges. |
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Large Brick |
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Standard front look. Bottom is flat. The
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back has one long line. The side view shows
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goes all the way through. These side holes
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is the main difference
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many people paint them orange, we would be a
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cautious about one of them without any
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cinder block came from the ground, first
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also have another color on the other side
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side was a ladies room. We are not aware of
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cinder blocks being removed or authenticated
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Now for some reason a few of these blocks
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ID #'s that say they came from the outfield
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any orange walls out there. The outfield
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plywood. The back and all of the Long Ball
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link, and the sides had the above three
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respect the hard work MLB has done, unless
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New York. I do not believe any of them
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given a hologram by MLB so unless you
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yourself from the Stadium (as we did) I
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Standard red brick. Front, bottom and
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sold in 1965 (the year after Shea opened)
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being is that after 1965 there were no more
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came from Shea, there's a very good chance
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in it. We ended up "saving" some
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from the scrap piles and glad we did! As far
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Demolition # 1 |
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Back to Home page |
www.MrSheaStadium.com |
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