Shibe Park/Connie Mack Stadium Bricks

INTEREST HIGH AS COLLECTORS RAISE SHIBE PARK BRICK PRICE TO A RECORD $500.00 IN RECENT MAJOR EAST COAST AUCTION .

An actual brick from Shibe Park was hammered down at a recent nationwide sports memorabilia auction for $500. Don't delay in owning such a memorable piece of the classic architecture we knew as SHIBE PARK.

It has been more than 30 years since that last major league game was played at Shibe Park A.K.A. Connie Mack Stadium. Ten World Series were played there. The first in 1910, the final in 1950. Major League baseball featured two All-Star games in 1943,& 1952. Countless other important events, including political, professional boxing, movie stars, National League Football, high school & college sports, the Negro Leagues, WWII rallies and many other events, too numerous to list here. Shibe Park's history is a virtual who's who from all walks of life.

The A's Society through the generosity of one of it's members is making available a limited number of these actual "bricks" from this historic site. The A's Society is making this limited number available on a first come, first served basis plus $15 shipping and handling plus insurance.

All bricks come with a Certificate of Authenticity and a letter confirming that these bricks were purchased from the firm that dismantled Shibe Park/Connie Mack Stadium. You can buy with confidence on these rare collectibles.

Click here to read about Shibe Park’s Grand Opening.

Photo on the right: Geppert Brothers demolish the Park Scene at 21st and Lehigh.