" MLB Game Played Baseball Cufflinks " Item # 7B
$ 155.00

These super cool cufflinks feature actual major league, game used baseballs!  Authenticated by the MLB,
each pair contains a certificate of authenticity and a special code that identifies when and where your baseballs were used!
Each pair is set in solid sterling silver.  Slightly larger than a nickel.  Gift boxed.

" Yankee Stadium Cufflinks - Original Painted " Item # 57Y
$ 155.00

Yankee Stadium may be the most famous ballpark in the world.  Although it was constructed in 1923 by the White Construction
company, it is better known as "The House that Ruth Built".  Babe Ruth called Yankee Stadium home from 1920 to 1934.
Yankee Stadium has been home to more World Series games than any other ballpark (and been home to more World Champions
than any other)!  The stadium was closed after the 1973 season for renovation and reopened in 1976.  These Yankee Stadium cufflinks
are made from the actual seats that were removed in 1973!  Set in solid sterling silver at a 45 degree angle like a baseball diamond.
Approximately 9/16" square.  All baseball stadium seat cufflinks are boxed with a numbered authenticity card and historical information.

" Fenway Park Cufflinks - Original Painted " Item # 57F
$ 235.00

Fenway Park is the oldest Major League park in use. Built in 1912, it opened the same day as Detroit 's Navin Field (Tiger Stadium).
The outfield wall is famous for its unique angles and varying heights giving it an appearance unlike any other field.
Left field is home of the Green Monster, a 37' tall wall which seems an invitation to batters. The Monster wasn't always green
though - prior to 1947 it was covered with advertisements.  Fenway was the site of the 1914 World Series, but the Red Sox weren't
in it - the cross town Braves played there because their stadium had not been completed.  These Fenway Park cufflinks
are made from authentic Fenway Park seats, are set in solid sterling silver, and positioned at a 45 degree angle like a baseball diamond!
Approximately 9/16" square.  All baseball stadium seat cufflinks are boxed with a numbered authenticity card and historical information.

" Wrigley Field Cufflinks - Original Painted " Item # 57W
$ 155.00

Wrigley Field was originally designed and built in 1914 as the home of the Federal League Whales.  In 1916 when
the Federal League folded the Chicago Cubs took up residence.  In response to the building codes passed after the
Chicago Fire, Wrigley Field was built of concrete, steel and brick.  The wood for these Wrigley Field cufflinks
comes from the original seats removed in 1988!  Each pair is numbered and guaranteed authentic.
Set in solid sterling silver at a 45 degree angle like a baseball diamond.  Approximately 9/16" square.
All baseball stadium seat cufflinks are boxed with a numbered authenticity card and historical information.

" Comiskey Park Cufflinks - Original Painted " Item # 57C
$ 155.00

When Comiskey Park opened in 1910, it was known as the Baseball Palace of the World.  It was constructed of steel
and concrete with brick facade.  It was the place where the tradition of playing the Star Spangled Banner began (in 1918)
and the home of the first exploding scoreboard (1960).  The most famous names in baseball history played on its field -
Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, and Lou Gehrig.  Home of the infamous 1919 "Black Sox" and the 1959 American League Champion
"Go - Go Sox."  In 1990 Comiskey Park was demolished.  These Comiskey Park cufflinks are made from the
original wooden seats. Set in solid sterling silver at a 45 degree angle like a baseball diamond.  Approximately 9/16" square.
All baseball stadium seat cufflinks are boxed with a numbered authenticity card and historical information.

" Dodger Stadium Cufflinks - Original Painted " Item # 57D
$ 155.00

When Dodger Stadium opened in April 1962, it was known as the "Taj Mahal of Baseball."  With a capacity of 56,000
it is one of the largest in Major League Baseball.  Sandy Koufax pitched a perfect game again Chicago Cubs ace Bob Hendley
who gave up just one hit - September 9, 1965.  Dodger stadium was the site of St. Louis Cardinals Fernando Tatis' two grand slams in
one inning against Chan Ho Park on April 23, 1999.  These Dodger Stadium cufflinks are made from authentic wooden seats that were
eventually remodeled in 2006.  Set in solid sterling silver at a 45 degree angle like a baseball diamond.  Approximately 9/16" square.
All baseball stadium seat cufflinks are boxed with a numbered authenticity card and historical information.

" Busch Stadium Cufflinks - Painted " Item # 57B
$ 155.00

Busch Stadium opened in 1966 as home to the St. Louis Cardinals and was home to the All Star Game in its first year.
It was constructed with plastic seating with the exception of the bleacher benches which were made of Douglas Fir.
In 1987, all of the original seats were replaced, again with the exception of the wooden bleachers which were left intact.
In 2005 the old stadium was demolished and re-opened in 2006.  These Busch Stadium cufflinks are made from
the original wooden bleachers that were eventually removed before demolition.  Set in solid sterling silver at a 45
degree angle like a baseball diamond.  Approximately 9/16" square.  All baseball stadium seat cufflinks are boxed with a
numbered authenticity card and historical information.

" RFK Stadium Cufflinks - Painted " Item # 57R
$ 155.00

RFK Stadium was built in 1961 as home to the Washington Redskins football team.  The Washington Senators moved
there the following year, until they moved to Texas following the 1971 season.  Currently home to the Nationals, RFK
underwent renovations in 2004.  These RFK Stadium cufflinks are made from the original  wooden seats, and are set in solid
sterling silver at a 45 degree angle like a baseball diamond.  Approximately 9/16" square.  All cufflinks
are boxed with numbered authenticity card and historical information.

" Tiger Stadium Cufflinks - Original Painted " Item # 57T
$ 155.00

Built in 1912, Tiger Stadium was originally called Navin Field. In 1935 the name was changed to Briggs Stadium and finally
became known as Tiger Stadium in 1961. The great Ty Cobb called it home for 14 years, and was the site of his 3000th hit.
Kirk Gibson hit two memorable home runs there in the 1984 World Series and pitcher Denny McLain became the last man
to win 30 games in a season there in 1968.  New York Times calls Tiger Stadium a "Baseball Cathedral".
Their last game was on September 27, 1999.  These Tiger Stadium cufflinks are made from the original  wooden seats,
and are set in solid sterling silver at a 45 degree angle like a baseball diamond.  Approximately 9/16" square.
All baseball stadium seat cufflinks are boxed with a numbered authenticity card and historical information.

" Shea Stadium Cufflinks " Item # 57SH
$ 155.00

Built in 1964, the $25.5M dollar stadium is home of the Mets.  Originally to be called
Flushing Meadow Park, but later changed to the popular attorney, William A Shea, who
spearheaded the drive to bring National League baseball back to New York following the
departure of the Dodgers and Giants back in 1957.  Shea Stadium is scheduled for closure in 2008.
The seats are unusual in that they are plastic, but a unique piece of history regardless of the material.
Set in sterling silver at a 45 degree angle like a baseball diamond.  Approximately 9/16" square.
All baseball stadium seat cufflinks are boxed with a numbered authenticity card and historical information.

" Notre Dame Cufflinks " Item # 57N
$ 155.00

Notre Dame Football Stadium was designed by The Osborn Engineering Company, which had also designed Comiskey Park,
Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds in New York City .  Opening day was October 4, 1930, and since that day the Fighting Irish
have compiled an impressive 243-70-5 (.772) while an average of 52,219 spectators have watched.  In 1997 Notre Dame Stadium
underwent a renovation and expansion, which included the removal of all the original seats.  These Notre Dame Stadium cufflinks are made
from the original 1930 wooden seats, and are set in solid sterling silver.  Approximately 9/16" square.
All cufflinks are boxed with a numbered authenticity card and historical information.