Yankees Bench
 

The description made me laugh at loud.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/12507404597....c100667.m2042

I’ve seen better “provenance.”

pretty sure I sat on that......waiting for a bus.

I like the two different styles of legs.

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The legs seem the same to me, it's just that someone attached a strip of wood to one of them. Probably to keep it from scratching the floor wherever they had it after it was in wherever it was.

It seems a bit lightly built compared to most stadium seating, but the style of the legs seems more Victorian/Eastlake style maybe 1880's

I don't think it's Yankees related at all, but it is cool in its own way.
Just not 7500 cool.

Although, even in the mid 80's I saw some insane prices decorators in NY could get for things.

very very funny indeed

I live in NY so if I make it then it it is from Yankees

Highlanders maybe?????


:D:D:D

I've got several fixtures scattered about my house from China.

Pretty sure that's rock solid provenance this decorative birdhouse was lifted directly from The Forbidden City.

I think I also might have a flat screen that was pulled deep from the bowels of The Great Wall.

https://static.nationalgeographic.co...g?w=1600&h=900

Nah, none of the pics I can easily find in my lazy google search show seats anything like that at Hilltop park.

I didn't check the three different polo grounds but did try on the st georges cricket grounds :D:D:D

"I don't know if it came from The Yankees, but there is a possibility since it was purchased in New York."

Gold.

Probably from a train station since it once had armrests separating the seats. I like the new stenciled numbers. Not even an attempt to age them.

I am guessing the barrels in the background of the photo were purchased in Baltimore so they must/could/may be from the bar Babe Ruth's dad owned...