You are bidding on a truly unique and one-of-a-kind piece of memorabilia from the Civic Arena - the locker room stalls of Pittsburgh Penguins Mario Lemieux and Sidney Crosby!

The stalls were connected, side-by-side, in the locker room of the Civic Arena.  When Mr. Lemieux retired, no other Penguins player occupied the stall.  Mr. Crosby occupied the stall next to Lemieux during the 2005 season through the Arena’s final year in 2010.   The Locker room stall is made up of three components:  the bench, the back support and the shelf with nameplate.

The bench measures approximately 62.5" long x 30" deep x 38.5" high.  Each side of the bench lifts up to reveal a storage compartment.

The back support is a flat piece of wood used to separate the bench from the shelf unit.  It measures approximately 86" x 24".

The shelf unit is made up of two pieces. The bottom piece, which contains the nameplates and six hanging hooks, measures approximately 60.5" long.  The top piece, which divides the space into compartments above the nameplates,measures approximately 61" long.   The entire unit was removed from the wall and cut away from a neighboring stall.  One side of the unit is finished.  See the pictures for images of when the stalls were in use.

Both Mr. Lemieux and Mr. Crosby autographed the attached removeable nameplates. A certificate of authenticity from the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Mario Lemieux Foundation verifies both signatures and the authenticity of the locker room stall itself.

This item requires special pick-up options to be arranged by the purchaser and the Mario Lemieux Foundation.  Shipping arrangements can be made, but will be the sole expense of the winning bidder.