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Harry Caray’s Chicago Restaurant Group Spinners Coffee Mug |
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Harry Caray’s
Italian Steak house
Coffee Mug |
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Item Details |
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CIRCA
- 1987
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PROPRIETOR
-Harry Caray's
Restaurant Group
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SIZE
- 8 ounces
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PRICE GUIDE
- $15.00-$20.00
Excellent - Near Mint condition
Information
Provided by:
Keymancollectibles.com
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Harry Caray's Restaurant Group began
when the first Harry Caray's Italian
Steakhouse opened in Chicago's River
North neighborhood in 1987. Located at
33 W. Kinzie St. it was once home to
the notorious enforcer of the Al Capone
gang, Frank Nitti. He lived in an
apartment on the fourth floor with his
wife Annette, who’s family owned the
building. Harry Caray was a radio and
television broadcaster, covering Major
League Baseball teams beginning with a
long tenure calling the games of the
St. Louis Cardinals, Oakland Athletics,
and the Chicago White Sox before ending
his career as the announcer for the
Chicago Cubs.
This Harry Caray's Chicago Spinners™ coffee mug features a spinning
Baseball located at the top of the
handle. Right handed coffee drinkers
get to view the famous Harry Caray
caricature Logo. Left handed drinkers,
the "Harry Caray's Established 1987
Chicago" logo.
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Harry Caray’s Italian
Steak house Coffee Mug |
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