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A Framed Piece of History from the Most Famous Stadium in College Baseball History!

Last Chance to Own Your Very Own Piece of Rosenblatt Stadium.  

Get Yours Today!!!

This exquisitely framed piece of art below showcases a red, white, and blue bunting styled banner that was rescued from the bellows of Rosenblatt Stadium in the summer of 2012 during the final sale of authentic goods from the ballpark just before it was demolished in August of that year.  This section of cloth displayed here has been individually cut from the final roll of bannering that had been stored away in Rosenblatt since this type of cloth banner was last used in the 1980's to adorn the TV camera boxes from ESPN, at that time a little known cable television station. 

Opportunity: Here is one last chance to own your very own piece of Rosenblatt Stadium.  Scratch That Seven Year Itch that just passed and grab on to a slice of baseball Americana; Omaha style; college baseball style.

History: Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska was the home of the NCAA Men's Division I College World Series from 1950 to 2010.  During this 60 year period "The Blatt", as the stadium became affectionately known as, endeared itself to America and baseball fans nationwide as the home of college baseball.  Each year in June the top eight NCAA Division I baseball teams traveled to Omaha and Rosenblatt Stadium from all reaches of the United States to determine the champion of America's top level of college baseball.

The piece of history includes original cloth decorative banner from Rosenblatt Stadium, mat colors of Rosenblatt Seat blue and Rosenblatt Seat Yellow, and five photos of Rosenblatt Stadium.  The bottom gold plated inscription reads:

This memorabilia from Rosenblatt Stadium is being made in limited editions until the last section of cloth is cut from this last roll of banner.

Here are the two options for purchase:

Original Option: As pictured above this piece is $1,499.00 including delivery to your home or office anywhere in the continental United States.  Each piece is made only after it is ordered.  

Custom Option: Same size as above with the banner being the staying piece along with the gold plated inscription, however you can chose the mat colors to reflect your favorite college baseball team and you chose your own photos to be placed in anyone or all of the five photo spots.  You will then send you photos in electronically when possible.  $1,499.00 including delivery to your home or office anywhere in the continental United States.

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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY will come with each item purchased from the Omaha Zoo Foundation.  The Omaha Zoo Foundation is a non-profit organization  was founded in 1984 and supports the mission, research, and programs benefiting Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo.  Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo acquired ownership of Rosenblatt Stadium for redevelopment of the site to grow and improve the nationally acclaimed zoo.  

Five different photographs of Rosenblatt Stadium that include

The original name of Rosenblatt Stadium was Omaha Municipal Stadium.  It was built in 1947, ready to host Major League Baseball's St. Louis Cardinals' Single-A Omaha Cardinals for the 1948 season. The Cardinals farm team was the first professional baseball team to call Omaha its home.  In 1964, the stadium was renamed in honor of former Omaha mayor Johnny Rosenblatt, who was instrumental in bringing professional baseball to Omaha as well as the College World Series.

Here are the seasons played, the team name, the league played in, the Minor League classification, and the MLB affiliate of the minor league teams that called Omaha Municipal Stadium and Rosenblatt Stadium home from 1948 to 2010.

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