Shibe Park, located in Philadelphia, was a historic baseball stadium that opened in 1909 and served as the home of the Philadelphia Athletics (now the Oakland Athletics) and later the Philadelphia Phillies. It was the first concrete-and-steel stadium in Major League Baseball, marking a significant shift from the wooden ballparks of the era. With a capacity that eventually grew to over 33,000, Shibe Park hosted several World Series and All-Star Games during its time. Known for its iconic “spite fence”, a tall structure built to block views from nearby rooftops, the park became a cornerstone of Philadelphia sports history. The stadium was renamed Connie Mack Stadium in 1953, after the Athletics' long-time manager, but eventually fell into disrepair and was demolished in 1976, leaving behind a legacy as one of baseball’s most important early ballparks.

Each pen is made from reclaimed wooden Shibe Park Stadium seat and will come with a certificate of authenticity.

The images you see are to show the pen style options. It is not what the wood will look like when the pen is finished. These are are on preorder and we will ship approximately on November 15th. Limited quantity available.