Authentic section of the Chicago Bulls basketball court used inside Chicago Stadium from 1987 through 1994, according to the included numbered Certificate of Authenticity. This remarkable hardwood artifact comes from the defining years of the Michael Jordan-era Bulls and the final years of the historic Chicago Stadium.
A curved painted section is visible at one corner of the floor piece. Based on its curvature and paint color, this may be part of a painted court marking—potentially a section of the three-point arc or free-throw circle. Its exact original position on the Chicago Stadium court has not been independently verified, but the painted corner makes this example especially interesting and visually distinctive.
Vintage game-used condition with authentic court wear, including scratches, scuffs, finish wear, marks and roughness along the cut edges. These characteristics are consistent with an actual section of arena flooring and contribute to its historic character. The certificate and informational card show light age and storage wear. Please examine all photographs carefully for the exact condition and included items. The floor piece and paperwork pictured are the exact items you will receive.
An exceptional piece of Chicago Bulls history from Michael Jordan’s first championship three-peat and the final era of the legendary Chicago Stadium.