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New York Mets Shea Stadium Diamond Club Paper
Placemat |
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CIRCA
- 1964-1965
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SIZE -
10" x 14"
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PRICE GUIDE
- $15.00 - $25.00
Very Good -
Excellent
Condition
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These paper placemats were used in the
New York Mets Shea Stadium Diamond Club
in 1964. It features Mr. Met pitching
and batting, separated by the New York
Mets skyline logo. The blue and orange
print placemat depicts Shea Stadium
from the parking lot with fans heading
to the ball game. The bottom right
corner has a Domino Placemats
copyright. The placemat pictured below
was used in the late 1960s and into the
1970s.
It depicts Lady Met" later known as
Mrs. Met, which was originated by the
Lady Met Fan Cub formed in 1966. It
does not have a Domino placemats makers-mark.
The Shea Stadium, Diamond Club Restaurant opened with the ballpark in
1964. Fans with tickets were treated to
an upscale dinning experience while
watching the ball game. Hostesses
greeted & sat its patrons down to their
seats.
While in the Diamond club gentleman had to wear jackets; ladies, inclusive
of girls of 12 years of age and over,
were not be permitted to wear slacks of
any type or abbreviated attire.
Gentleman, inclusive of boys of 12
years of age and over were not
permitted in the diamond club wearing
shorts sweaters or windbreakers.
Gentleman had to remove their hats in
the Diamond club area. Minors were
permitted in the dinning room only if
accompanied by adults. Minors were not
permitted in the bar room or in the bar
room area, under any circumstance.
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New York Mets Shea
Stadium Diamond Club paper
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Late '60s Shea Stadium Diamond
Club Lady Met Placemat |
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