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1. Babe Ruth, Hillerich & Bradsby J2. Very nice 31" 1950's Babe Ruth model little league bat. Has super bold labeling. Has a nice knob. No dents or dings. Has a handle crack and light tape residue. 31" Ex+ $75 2. Mickey Mantle, Louisville Slugger 125LLJ. 28" little league bat with light but readable labeling. Has a few minor dings and has light tape residue on the handle. 28" Uncracked. Vg/Ex $35 3. 1930's Baseball Bat, Winner Regulation 90. A beautiful bat in great condition with one flaw of note, writing on the side of the barrel. Otherwise a beauty with a great patina. Uncracked with a perfect knob. 33" Ex/Mt $45 4. Carl Yastrzemski, Hillerich & Bradsby 125S. This bat has nice wood and a nice knob. The labeling is light and it has a fairly heavy handle crack. 33" Vg+ $25 5. 1920's Pearson Black Beauty Bat, Pearson. Very nice rare Philadelphia bat maker. Has bold labeling and a nice patina. Has a handle crack with tape residue. The knob is chipped. A great antique look. Ex+ 34" $100 6. 1950's Baseball Bat, Southern Associated Mfg. "4 Bagger". Excellent condition with nice wood, knob, finish & labeling. Has one small ding on barrel opposite labeling. Uncracked. 33" Ex/Mt $40 7. 1930's Softball Bat, Wilson A38. A very nice bat with great wood and bold labeling. Has tape residue on the handle and a very light name written on the barrel. Uncracked. 33" Ex/Mt $35 8. Babe Ruth, Hillerich & Bradsby 125K. A very nice 1930's youth size bat. Has boldly etched in labeling but including a very nice George "Babe" Ruth facsimile signature. Has a small sliver of wood missing from the barrel end. Has 2 dings below the facsimile signature. The knob is chipped, otherwise uncracked. 28" Vg/Ex+ $95 9. 1920's Draper & Maynard Bat, Draper & Maynard University League. Has perfect labeling and no dings. The handle has a long crack and is repaired with several nails. Has a nice knob. 35" Ex $95 10. Al Kaline, Hillerich & Bradsby 125. Has a handle crack repaired with screws on side opposite labeling. The labeling is somewhat light but easily readable. Nice knob. 33" Ex $35 11. Tony Kubek, Adirondack 302J. Nice 32" Little League bat. Has bold labeling. The handle has a light crack and tape residue. Nice knob. Kubek was the Yankees shortstop during the 1950's and 60's. 32" Ex+ $35 12. Stan Musial, Hawthorne 4106. Nice black 30" little league bat. The labeling is light but readable. Nice finish free of dings. There is very light grain separation on the end of the barrel (opposite labeling). Otherwise uncracked. 30" Ex+ $30 13. Hank Sauer, Wilson A1526. A 31" Little League bat. Uncracked with tape residue on the handle. Back of barrel has some grain separation. Hank played from 1941-59 and had many great seasons with the Cubs, Reds and Giants. 31" Ex $30 14. Yogi Berra, JC Higgins 1719. Nice 32" Little League bat. Has fairly bold labeling and a nice finish. The handle is cracked and the tape was removed. Nice knob. 32" Ex+ $40 15. Eddie Mathews, Hillerich & Bradsby 125S. Has a handle crack and grain separation on the back of the barrel. The labeling is light but readable and there's a lighter less worn area on the handle that was covered with tape. 33" Vg/Ex $35 16. 1920's Cork Ball Bat. Unknown manufacturer, model 542. Very nice condition. Has 4 flame tempered rings indicative of bats 1920's and earlier. Nice finish. Uncracked. 33" Ex/Mt $50 17. Pete Rose College Bat, Hillerich & Bradsby K55. A nice 1969-72 professional model bat game used by Northeast Missouri State University. Superb labeling and nice finish. The handle is cracked and taped. Has a light barrel crack. 35" Ex $65 18. Dale Murphy, Louisville Slugger. Superb near mint black bat with gold labeling. Uncracked 34" $30 Email, Ordering and shipping information 1. Don Gutteridge Presentation Bat, Adirondack 302. Spectacular presentation bat given by the Los Angeles Dodgers to Dodger scout Don Gutteridge. Plaque says "Los Angeles 1981 World Champions defeated New York Yankees 4 games to 2 games". Gutteridge was a scout with the Dodgers from 1977-94 and was also a long time player, coach and manager. Gutteridge autographed the bat and noted: Cardinals 1936-40, Browns 1942-46, Red Sox 1946, Pirates 1948, World Series 1944 & 46, White Sox coach 1955-66 & Manager 1969-70. Mint condition, 34". A great piece. $395 2. Bill Parker Softball Hall of Fame Presentation Bat, Hillerich & Bradsby SBHF. Incredible presentation bat commemorating Bill Parker's induction into the National Softball Hall of Fame in 1981. Parker was perhaps the finest softball player in Florida throughout the 1960's and was an All-American player 6 times. The 34" bat is in near mint condition. $125 3. 1975 Hall of Fame Induction Bat, Hillerich & Bradsby. This bat is in superb condition and represents an outstanding class of 5 hall of fame inductees including Earl Averill, Ralph Kiner, Bucky Harris, Billy Herman and Judy Johnson. This bat is numbered 274 out of 500 bats made. These sequentially numbered bats are produced each year to honor that years inductees. Bats for the induction years of 1936 through 1982 were all produced in 1983 with 500 bats being produced for each year. Since 1983 the bats have been produced every year. In 1988 the production went to 1000 bats and currently 2000 bats are made for each years induction. 34" Nr/Mt $150
1. 1931 World Series Mini Bat, A stunning piece. Definitely the nicest mini bat I've ever seen. Has "Souvenir World Series, Cardinals vs Athletics 1931" beautifully stamped into this 18" mini bat. 1931 is the year the "Gas House Gang" defeated the 2 time defending World Champion A's. Awesome condition with a beautiful finish and light surface wear. Ex/Mt+ $125 2. 1920's Cleveland Indians Souvenir Bat, Cleveland Indians. A very nice 18 inch bat with lathe marks suggesting manufacture by a smaller local Ohio bat mill. Has superbly burned in labeling done in reverse. Outstanding condition. 18" Ex/Mt+ $45 3. Bob Thomson, Adirondack 302. Near mint mini bat sawn with a flat side and once affixed to a pennant or sign. Beautifully etched in labeling. Near Mint condition. 8 1/2" $10 4. 1950's Cooperstown Hall of Fame Mini Bat, Hillerich & Bradsby 125. A beautiful bat with a few very small dings on the barrel end. 16" Ex/Mt $35 5. 1950's St. Louis Cardinals Souvenir Bat, Adirondack 302S. Outstanding condition with very nice labeling and finish. Labeling dates bat to late 1950's. 18" Ex/Mt $35 6. Al Schacht, Hillerich & Bradsby 125. A beautiful mini bat from Al Schacht's restaurant during the 1950's. Al played with the Washington Senators during the 1920's then went on to become the original "Clown Prince of Baseball". Superb labeling and finish. Has a couple of tiny dings on the back. Ex/Mt+ $45 7. Whitey Lockman, Hillerich & Bradsby 125. A very nice 1940's-50's bat with a couple of very small nicks on the barrel. 16" Ex/Mt $30 8. Bobby Tolan, Hillerich & Bradsby 125. A very nice 22" mini bat with great dark brown color, labeling and finish. Has a tiny crack on the handle (caused by wood shrinkage) Otherwise superb condition. Ex+ $20 9. 1930's Mint Players Signature Mini Bat, Hillerich & Bradsby 125. One of the nicest mini bats I've seen, however I can't figure out who the player is. Test your knowledge! Flawless condition. Mint $35 10. Wayne "Twig" Terwilliger, Hillerich & Bradsby 125. Refinished. Uncracked. Vg/Ex $25 11. 1950's Chicago Cubs Souvenir Bat, Hillerich & Bradsby 125. Superb bat. Labeling and finish has light wear. Has small red mark near labeling. Ex/Mt $30 12. 1950's Portland Beavers Souvenir Bat, Adirondack. 18 inch mini bat. Has light labeling. Wood has a nice antique patina. Ex+ $45 Autographed mini bats are listed under Autographed Bats. Email, Ordering and shipping information |
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1. Vern Stephens, 1950-60 Hillerich & Bradsby S2. Comes with Dave Bushing letter of authenticity. Stephens was the ARod of the 1940's and 50's putting up big power numbers at the shortstop position. He led the league in RBI's 3 times with totals of 159 and 144 in 1949 and 1950. Although he broke into the American League in 1941 at the age of 20 he was only a regular for 10 seasons which has kept him from the Hall of Fame. His fielding was also excellent, as he led the league in fielding in 1945. The bat has a large piece broken off the back side of the barrel. That does not affect the displayability of this bat at all, and adds a great surface to gather autographs. Uncracked other than the piece missing. Has a nice knob. Comes with Dave Bushing COA. 35" $275 2. Ralph "Red" Kress, 1950-60 Hillerich & Bradsby K48. Comes from the Cleveland Indians bat collection. Red Kress coached with Cleveland from 1953 to 1960, so this is a coach's bat even though he played minor league ball in 1950 and 51. Red Kress had an incredibly long playing career beginning in the mid 1920's and extending until 1951. He broke into the major leagues with George Sisler's St. Louis Browns in 1927 and batted over .300 in four of his first 5 seasons. He led the league in fielding for shortstops in 1929. His Major League career extended from 1927-46 (20 years). He led the league in fielding again in 1938 while batting .302. He played 8 years with the Browns, 3 years with the Senators, 3 years with the White Sox, 2 with Detroit and played in one game while coaching with the Giants in 1946. He coached with the Giants for 4 seasons (1946-49) and then became a player manager in the Minor Leagues in 1950 and 1951. In 1951, at the age of 44, he batted .373 and was 8-6 as a pitcher in the Southwest International League. After coaching with Cleveland, Kress was a coach for the expansion Angels in 1961, then in 1962 was one of Casey Stengel's coaches for the expansion New York Mets. Has a light handle crack. Comes with Dave Bushing COA. 35" $175 3. Stanley Hack, 1950-60 Hillerich & Bradsby H143. Stan Hack was a Hall of Fame calibre 3rd baseman with the Chicago Cubs from 1932-47 finishing his career with a .301 lifetime batting average. He played in 4 World Series (1932, 35, 38 & 45) and 4 All-Star games. He led the league in hits twice and in fielding twice. He then managed Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast League in 1951, 52 & 53. Then managed the Cubs in 1954, 55 & 56. He also managed the Cardinals in 1958. This bat is considered a Stan Hack coach/manager used bat and comes with a COA from Dave Bushing. A superb bat with a handle crack. Has a great signature stamped in the barrel. 35" $250 4. Paul Schaal, 1965-68 Hillerich & Bradsby W166. Beautiful labeling and superb wood. Schaal broke in with the LA Angels in 1964 and split an 11 year career equally with the Angels and Royals. Had some fine years with Kansas City in the early 1970's. Light handle crack with a nail hole in the knob. 10 on knob. Comes with Dave Bushing COA. A beauty. 35" $125 5. Jacques Monette, 1950-60 Hillerich & Bradsby K55. The French Canadian spent his first 2 seasons with Bangor Maine and St. Jean, Quebec. He had several big seasons in the mid minor leagues and played with the Los Angeles Angels of the Pacific Coast League in 1954. A nice bat with a long handle crack and some grain separation on the back of the barrel. 35" $65 6. Jerry Tabb, 1977-79 Hillerich & Bradsby K55. Jerry played with the Cubs in 1976 and with the A's in 1977-78. He wore #12 with the A's in 1977. Has light handle crack & pine tar. #12 on knob. 34 1/2" $65 7. Rudy Tanner, 1950-60 Hillerich & Bradsby K55. Tanner played from 1944-59 including 5 seasons in St. Petersburg (Florida International League) and 3 seasons with Topeka in the Western League. He also played with with Montgomery-Knoxville in the Sally League in 1956. Has dark stains. Has a light handle crack. 35" $65 8. Walt Matthews, 1950-60 Hillerich & Bradsby M187. Walt batted .322 with 100 RBI in 1957 with Winnipeg of the Northern League. In 1958 he played with York (Eastern League), in 1959 Omaha (American Association) and in 1960 he played with Sacramento in the PCL and played with Jacksonville of the Sally League in 1960-61. He had 4 fine seasons with Durham capped by a 30 home run season in 1963. A very nice bat. Handle crack. 34 1/2" $65 9. Nick Hopkins, 1950-60 Hillerich & Bradsby S2. This bat comes from the upstate New York area. Nick was the only Hopkins that played in New York during the 1950's. He played in Corning in 1955, Albany in 1957 and Allentown, PA in 1958. He batted .323 with 71 RBI's in 1956. The handle was cracked and repaired. Nice bat. 34" $60 10. Danny Godby, 1969-72 Hillerich & Bradsby R43. Godby played with the St. Louis Cardinals in 1974. This bat was most likely used while Godby played with Indianapolis of the American Association where he played from 1969-71. Godby also played with Tulsa from 1972-74. The handle is cracked and repaired with nails. Has lots of pine tar. #12 on the knob. 34 1/2" $75 Email, Ordering and shipping information |
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1. Bill Almon, 1985-86 Louisville Slugger P72. Excellent 15 year career from 1974-88 with Mets, Padres, Expos, White Sox, A's, Pirates. #12 on knob. 34" Handle crack. $50 sold 2. Dann Bilardello (Autographed), 1983-85 Louisville Slugger S320. Very nicely autographed. Bilardello's claim to fame is that he took over catcher's duties with Cincinnati when Johnny Bench retired. Had 8 year major league career including a solid rookie campaign in 1983. #11 on knob. 34" Uncracked with nice game use. $65 3. Rafael Bournigal (Autographed), 1991-97 Louisville Slugger P330. Rafael played with the Los Angeles, Oakland and Seattle throughout the 1990's. His finest season was with Oakland in 1997 when he batted .279. This bat has a sliver of wood missing right where Rafael's name was stamped on the bat. Only the L from his last name remains. "Oakland Athletics" is still visible and the bat is nicely autographed and noted with his uniform number #26. Otherwise uncracked. 34 1/2" $35 4. Scott Brosius, 1996 Rawlings 572B. Scott began his career with the Oakland A's before becoming one of the greatest Yankees 3rd basemen of all time. During Scott's rookie year with Oakland I wrote him a letter stating that I met his grandfather at a minor league game in Portland when Scott was playing for Tacoma. His Grandfather told me that ever since he was a child Scott promised him he would play in the World Series someday and that his Grandfather would sit in the front row. Scott ended up being a World Series MVP with the Yankees. I have no idea if his Grandfather attended but I still have the letter I got back from Brosius in 1991. A nice bat with a handle crack and lots of ball marks. 34" $150 5. Ben Broussard, 2004 Rawlings 456B. Superb uncracked bat with lots of pine tar and game use. Used while Broussard played for Cleveland. Hit 21 home runs in 2006. Broke up Yankees Wang's perfect game in the 8th inning. Outstanding bat. 34" $75 6. Shin-Soo Choo, X Bat Model 75. A beautiful black maple bat with metallic silver labeling. Shin-Soo is one of the finest Korean prospects in baseball. He came up with Seattle in 2005 at the age of 22 and batted .295 with Cleveland in 2006. He is currently a Cleveland Indians outfielder. Has Korean writing on the knob. This bat was likely brought with him from Korea. Has a handle crack and pine tar with excellent game use. 34" $75 7. Cleveland Indians Team Bat, 1986-89 Louisville Slugger T141. Has handle crack and lots of pine tar. Has a very small sliver missing from back of barrel. #25 on the knob. Dave Clark was the only player who wore #25 during 1986-89. A nice bat. 34" $40 8. Scott Fletcher, 1983-85 Louisville Slugger S238. Fletcher was one of the finest second basemen in the American League during the 1980's-90's. Light handle crack. 34 1/2" $45 9. Brent Gates, 1999 Rawlings 523B. Gates was an excellent 2nd baseman with Oakland, Seattle and Minnesota during the 1990's. Batted .290 with 155 hits his rookie season and finished his career with a .264 lifetime batting average. Has Brent Gates and Twins on the barrel. Has "RA" on the knob, so probably used by Rick Aguilera (even relief pitchers have batting practice). Has a handle crack and a weathered finish. 34" $40 10. Jose Guillen, 1997-99 Young Bat Co. C243. Heavy game use with a long handle crack and tons of grain separation. Guillen is an outstanding player. The bat has Jose Guillen and Pittsburgh Pirates on the barrel and #11 on the knob. 34" $65 11. Houston Astros Team Bat, Akadema A543. Has a handlecrack, excellent game use. 34" $40 12. Hyundai Unicorns Team Bat, Zinger X Bats. There is a big wave of Korean players playing in the USA since Chan Ho Park debut with the Dodgers in 1994. This bat is from Korea's most successful team (4 championships) which has spawned several major league players. This bat was brought to the US by a Korean player (unknown). It has nicely engraved labeling. Has a handle crack with nice game use. 33 1/2" $50 13. Stan Javier, 1985-86 Louisville Slugger B267. Used with the A's during his rookie season in 1986. On the knob #28 (his number with the A's in 1986) is crossed out signifying the bat traveled with him as he shuttled back and forth between Tacoma and Oakland that year. Stan played in the 1988 and 89 World Series with the A's and had a wonderful 17 year career in the big leagues. Handle crack. 33 1/2" $50 14. Stan Jefferson, 1986-89 Louisville Slugger M110. "JEFFERSON". Played with Padres, Yankees, Orioles, Reds, Indians and Mets. Used in 1987-88 while with the Padres. #22 on knob. Handle crack. 34" $40 15. Scott Leius, 1991-97 Louisville Slugger C243. Leius played 6 seasons with the Minnesota Twins including the 1991 World Series. This bat is from 1996 when Leius played with Cleveland. Cleveland Indians is stamped on barrel. Has grain separation with small chip missing from barrel. Scott is visible, Leius is chipped off. Uncracked otherwise. #30 on knob and barrel end. 34" $25 16. Dave McCarty, 1998-99 Louisville Slugger C271. A popular member of the World Champion 2004 Boston Red Sox. Dave was once a minor league teammate of Brooks Kieschnick and according to Dave, both he and Brooks together came up with the idea of being a combo pitcher/position player. Kieschnick became an excellent combo pinch hitter and relief pitcher. McCarty was a good hitter, played many positions including a Gold Glove calibre first base and pitched in mop up situations. Dave signed with Detroit in 1999 but didn't get an at bat in the bigs that year so this is either a spring training bat or a minor league gamer. He may have come up with Detroit briefly and didn't play. A superb black bat with Detroit Tigers on barrel. McCarty was the College player of the year while at Stanford in 1990. Handle crack. 34" $40 17. Milwaukee Brewers Team Bat, 1986-89 Louisville Slugger P72. "G-Man" on knob. 2 tone finish. 34" Handle crack. $40 18. Pete O'Brien, 1980-83 Louisville Slugger S2. Comes from a collection of Texas Rangers game used bats. This bat is uncracked but has a small piece missing from the back of the barrel. This is a rookie bat for O'Brien who was an outstandig first baseman for 10 years. A nice bat. 34" $45 19. Luis Ordaz, Carolina Club. Nice black bat. Ordaz played with St. Louis and Kansas City. #8 on both ends. Handle Crack 34" $35 20. Gary Pettis, Cooper C235. Five time Gold Glove winner. Played with the Angels, Tigers, Rangers & Padres. #11 on the knob. Used by unknown player. Handle crack. 34" $45 21. Minor League Game Used Bat,
Louisville Slugger C271. Purchased from a former clubhouse
employee with the Portland Beavers. Has "Brown 1" on
the knob. Possibly Emil Brown who played with Portland. Has a
nearly invisible handle crack. A perfect bat for autographs.
33 1/2" $25 23. Minor League Used Fungo Bat, SSK PS-200. Purchased from a former clubhouse employee with the Portland Beavers. This bat was used by the Beavers. Unmarked knob. The handle was heavily cracked and repaired. A super light 37" willow bat. $25 24. Minor League Used Fungo Bat, SSK PS-200. Purchased from a former clubhouse employee with the Portland Beavers. This bat was used by the Fresno Grizzlies. The handle was cracked and repaired. A super light 37" willow bat. $35 25. Minor League Game Used Bat, Louisville Slugger P72. This bat has light game use and has a hairline handle crack. Perfect for gathering autographs at Spring Training. 33" $25 Email, Ordering and shipping information |
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1. Pepper Paire Davis, Louisville Slugger M110. Pepper beautifully autographed this modern pro game used bat and also noted: "Catcher 1944-53 AAGPBL, HOF 88 and #7". A very nice uncracked bat. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 34" $95 2. Ray Durham, Louisville Slugger M110 minor league/spring training game used bat, used by an unknown player and beautifully autographed by Durham during Spring Training in Tuscon in 2005. Durham was one of the elite lead off hitters in baseball for 15 years. The bat has a barrel crack and is a beauty. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 33" $50 3. Troy Glaus, Louisville Slugger C271 minor league/spring training game used bat, used by an unknown player beautifully autographed by Glaus during Spring Training in Tuscon in 2005. The bat is missing a small piece from the back of the barrel and is in superb condition otherwise. Beautifully autographed in silver sharpie. Will Glaus be a Hall of Famer? Comes with certificate of authenticity. 33 1/2" $85 4. Jason Schmidt, Louisville Slugger T141 minor league/spring training game used bat, used by an unknown playe. The bat was beautifully autographed by Schmidt during the 2005 Spring Training in Tuscon. Schmidt was one of the top pitchers in the National League while he played with the Giants. The bat has a very light handle crack and is a beauty. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 34" $50 5. Mark Johnson, Louisville Slugger C243. Superb dark brown Pro Stock bat used by unknown player autographed in gold sharpie. Johnson played with the White Sox from 1998 to 2002, the A's in 2003 and has been with Milwaukee and Arizona since. Very light handle crack. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 34" $30 6. Brian Dallimore, Louisville Slugger M280. Nicely autographed in silver Sharpie. Maple bat with Barry Bonds style oversized knob. Used while Dallimore played with the Fresno Grizzlies in 2005. #7 on knob. Has Major League TPX logo. Handle crack. 33" Comes with certificate of authenticity. $40 7. Tom Wilson, Louisville Slugger I13. Nice dark brown Pro Stock bat used by unknown player. Autographed in silver sharpie. Wilson has played with the Dodgers, Mets, Blue Jays and A's. Heavy handle crack. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 34" $25 8. Arizona Instructional League Autographed Bat, Louisville Slugger C271. Autographed by 16 members of an A's instructional league team in 2003 including Eric Byrnes, Mark Kiger, Ben Fritz etc.. Comes with certificate of authenticity. Uncracked 34" $45 9. Rafael Bournigal (Game Used), 1991-97 Louisville Slugger P330. Rafael played with the Los Angeles, Oakland and Seattle from 1992-99. His finest season was with Oakland in 1997 when he batted .279. This bat has a sliver of wood missing right where Rafael's name was stamped on the bat. Only the L from his last name remains. "Oakland Athletics" is still visible and the bat is nicely autographed and noted with his uniform number #26. Otherwise uncracked. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 34 1/2" $35 10. Jack Brewer Autographed Bat. Modern pro game used Louisville Slugger Pro Stock bat nicely autographed by this 1940's San Francisco Seals star pitcher. Brewer also played 3 years with the New York Giants. A very nice bat with light handle crack. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 34" $95 11. Dario Lodigiani Autographed Bat. Dario had an outstanding PCL and Major League career. He played 8 years in the PCL from 1935 to 1951 with several fine seasons with the Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago White Sox as well. Uncracked modern game used bat. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 34" $110 12. Lou Stringer. Modern pro game used Louisville Slugger Pro Stock bat nicely autographed. Stringer played 2nd base with the Cubs and Red Sox from 1941-50. Stringer also had an outstanding career in the old Pacific Coast League mostly with the Los Angeles Angels, Hollywood Stars San Diego Padres and San Francisco Seals between 1939 and 1957. Beautiful bat with very light crack. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 33 1/2" $110 1. Tom Seaver Autographed Mini Bat. 16" Louisville Slugger 125 with Hall of Fame logo. Beautifully autographed in blue sharpie. 311 wins and 3640 strikeouts. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 16" Mint $75 2. Harmon Killebrew Autographed Mini Bat. 16" Louisville Slugger 125 with Hall of Fame logo. Beautifully autographed in blue sharpie. 573 home runs and 1584 RBI's. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 16" Mint $65 3. Joe Moore Autographed Mini Bat, mint 11 inch Louisville Slugger 125 mini bat autographed nicely in black Sharpie by 1930's New York Giant star Joe "Jo Jo" Moore. More played in the 1933, 36 & 37 World Series and in 6 All-Star games. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Mint $85 4. Bobby Thomson Autographed Mini Bat, Adirondack 302. Thomson nicely autographed and noted: "Oct 3 1951" (The date of "The shot heard around the world"). Stunning 1950's bat sawn in half length wise and once was glued to a pennant or something similar. Beautifully etched in labeling. Except for being a half a bat it's in Near Mint condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 8 1/2" $35 5. Bill Werber Autographed Mini Bat, mint 11 inch Louisville Slugger 125 mini bat autographed nicely in blue Sharpie by 1930's-40's great Bill Werber. Comes with COA. Mint $75 6. Lonny Frey Autographed Mini Bat, mint 11 inch Louisville Slugger 125 mini bat autographed in black Sharpie. Frey played in Majors from 1933-48 playing in 3 World Series and 3 All-Star games. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Mint $65 7. Pepper Paire Davis Autographed Mini Bat, Louisville Slugger 125 with Hall of Fame logo. Pepper autographed and noted: "Catcher 1944-53, HOF 88 and #7". The autograph is light but readable. Comes with certificate of authenticity. 34" $45 8. Cecil Travis Autographed Mini Bat, mint 11 inch Louisville Slugger 125 mini bat autographed nicely in black Sharpie by 1930's Washington Senators star Cecil Travis. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Mint $85 9. Woody Jensen Autographed Mini Bat, mint 11 inch Louisville Slugger 125 mini bat autographed nicely in black Sharpie by 1930's Pittsburgh Pirates star Forrest "Woody" Jensen. Comes with COA. Mint $75 10. Willis Hudlin Autographed Mini Bat, mint 11 inch Louisville Slugger 125 mini bat autographed nicely in black Sharpie by the 1920's-30's Indians star pitcher. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Mint $75 11. Eddie Mayo Autographed Mini Bat, mint 11 inch Louisville Slugger 125 mini bat autographed nicely in black Sharpie. Mayo was early PCL star also had excellent Big League career. Comes with COA. Mint $85 12. Al Dark Autographed Mini Bat, mint 11 inch Louisville Slugger 125 mini bat autographed nicely in blue Sharpie by the 1948 NL Rookie of the Year. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity. Mint $45 13. Duane Pillette Autographed Mini Bat. A beautiful vintage Hillerich & Bradsby mini bat boldly autographed by Pillette. Duane is the son of Herm Pillette and was born in Detroit in 1922 the same year his father won 19 games for the Tigers. Duane pitched for 8 seasons in the majors (1949-56) with the Yankees, Browns, Orioles and Phillies. He won 10 games with the inagural Orioles team in 1954.. 16" Ex/Mt+ $30 Email, Ordering and shipping information |
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1. 1940's Catcher's Mask, Unknown manufacturer. Nice condition. The headstrap is intact. The bottom pad has a hole and the top pad and head strap have writing. Ex $35 sold 2. 1950's-60's Catcher's or Umpires Mask, Wilson. Very nice condition. Has flawless pads and headstrap. The vinyl pads are outstanding. Ex/Mt $45 3. 1940's-50's Catcher's Mask, Wilson A9914. Very nice mask with excellent pads, head strap and buckles. Ex/Mt $45 sold 4. 1950's Catcher's Mask, Franklin M19. Outstanding adolescent size mask. Has superb pads and head strap.. Ex/Mt+ $45 5. 1950's-60's Catcher's Mask, Unknown manufacturer. Mint condition except for garage sale price on pad, otherwise has flawless pads and headstrap. Nr/Mt $40 6. 1960's Catcher's Mask, MacGregor GMR. This same model was used in the Major Leagues in the early 1960's. Superb condition with very nice white leather pads, leather connecting straps and headstrap. Has a nice green cloth label. Adult size. Ex/Mt $95 1. 1950's Chest Protector. Draper & Maynard DG884. Nice youth to adolescent size pads. Nice labeling. Has a team name written on one strap. The strap is missing one buckle. Very nice. Ex/Mt $50 sold 2. 1960's-70's Catcher's Chest Protector, Rawlings. Excellent condition. Has nice straps and a beautiful cloth labels. Ex/Mt $40 3. 1960's-70's Women's Catcher's Chest Protector, Rawlings SGP-R. Outstanding condition. Has removable breast protectors. Pads and straps are flawless, has superb cloth labels. Ex/Mt $50 4. 1920's Shin Guards, Unknown manufacturer. Pro quality 1920's shin guards. 5 of 6 straps are present and intact. The buckles are rusty but operational. One leather knee pad has surface cracking. The cotton batting has a barn odor. Very nice display items. Vg+ $125 5 1950's-60's Shin Guards, Unknown manufacturer. Adult size. Nice quality with leather pads. All straps are intact. The knee pads have some worn stitching, very nice otherwise. Ex+ $65 6. 1950's-60's Shin Guards, Spalding 43-122. Solid condition. All straps, buckles and pads are excellent. The leather and plastic knee extensions show wear. Youth size. Ex+ $45 1. 1930's-40's Baseball Jersey, Unknown manufacturer. Stunning pro quality heavy wool jersey with sun collar. Remington Firearms became Remington Rand or "Rem Rand" in about 1910 from my brief research. So this jersey would definitely have crossover collectibility as Winchester Sporting Goods do as well. Outstanding condition with no tears, holes or stains. Adult large. Ex/Mt+ $150 2. 1950's-60's Baseball Uniform, Empire. Outstanding condition. I don't know who the Vand Spartans are. Not Vanderbilt University. Maybe Vandenberg Air Force Base?? There are no towns in the US named Vand. Maybe a company team. The uniform comes with jersey and pants and is in outstanding condition with no tears, holes or stains. Has a nice tag in the collar. A medium to large adult. Ex/Mt+ $95 3. 1940's-50's Baseball Uniform, MacGregor Goldsmith. Superb cotton summer uniform. Has cloth label in the jersey. Has beautifully embroidered team name on back of jersey and the number on the sleeve. The pants are in excellent condition with light soiling. Size 32 jersey, adolescent sized. Great condition. Ex/Mt $85 4. 1940's-50's Baseball Uniform, Pake Stephenson, Montgomery Alabama. Very nice wool spring uniform. Has cloth label in the jersey and the pants. Has nice team name on front and back of jersey and the number on the sleeve. The pants are in excellent condition. Pants and jersey have soiling. Size 36 jersey, 32 pants. Nice condition. Ex/Mt $85 5. 1950's-60's Baseball Jersey, W.A. Goodman & Sons, Los Angeles. Superb jersey. Has Orioles logo on the chest, a trophy arts patch on the right shoulder and a "Seniors" patch on the left shoulder. Has a nice cloth label. Very nice condition. Youth or adolescent large. Ex/Mt+ $65 6. 1960's-70's Baseball Uniform, Sandknit. A large adult uniform. One of the earliest knit style uniforms circa 1970. Has a great zipper front jersey. Superb condition. Size 46 shirt. From Glen Rock, PA. Includes pants, socks and stirrups. Ex/Mt+ $95 7. 1930's Spalding Baseball Jersey, Spalding. A very nice 1930's wool jersey with a sun collar. Nice heavy wool cloth. No holes. The back of the jersey has light soiling. Nice cloth label. Medium adult size. Ex+ $75 8. 1940's Baseball Jersey, Unknown manufacturer, Nice wool jersey. Suncook (New Hampshire) across front and 3 on back. Adolescent size, nice condition. Ex+ $40 9. 1950's Baseball Uniform, Wilson. A very nice wool full uniform. Has great red and blue piping and nice Wilson labels in the jersey and pants. Fantastic condition. The Jersey has no holes or tears and the pants have a couple of nicely done repairs on the knees. The jersy and pants are size large youth. Ex/Mt $75 10. 1950's-60's Baseball Jersey, Russell Southern Co. Nice cotton jersey, "Retail Clerks, Local 1439 AFL-CIO" team. Has sewn on letters and numbers. Little League or Pony League size. Comes with matching red belt. Great condition. Ex/Mt $35 11. 1950's-60's Baseball Uniform, Spalding. Nice uniform with jersey and pants. Nice sewn on letters and numbers. Included stirrup socks. Teen age size 38 shirt and size 30 pants. (P.S. Those are apple blossoms all over the ground). Ex/Mt $65 12. 1970's Dodgers Jersey, Sand Knit. The only tags visible are the care instruction tag which states 100% nylon and Manufactured in Berlin, Wisconsin which is where Sand Knit is. Sand Knit is one of the oldest manufacturers of game used jerseys. This is a knit stretch nylon jersey and would have to be from the early 70's before polyester became widely used. This is a small jersey and was likely used by a bat boy or a diminutive player and most likely was used by a Dodgers farm team (Pocatello, Bakersfield etc..). Very nice condition. Ex/Mt+ $95 1. 1960's Baseball Cleats. Unknown manufacturer. Unused condition. Superb. Size 6. Nr/Mt $35 2. Mint 1960's-70's Umpires Shoes. Magnus Athletic Footwear. The absolute highest quality umpire shoes. Has foul ball protectors on the tops of the shoes. Has golf like spikes on the front of the leather soles. Nice cloth label. These were made for professional use. Never worn. Size 11 1/2. Mint $65 1. 1880's-90's Umpire's Ball & Strike Counter, Reach. Has patent dates of 1878 and 1886 stamped on the counter. Excellent working condition with no major cracks. Missing one screw and has a couple of very small cracks visible with a magnifying glass. Ex+ $95 2. 1960's-70's Umpire's Ball & Strike Counter, Markwort. Excellent condition. Ex/Mt $15 3. 1989 Mike Greenwell Boston Red Sox Game Used Pants, Home whites. No holes or tears. Greenwell has a .303 lifetime batting average in 12 seasons with the Red Sox. Comes with Dave Bushing COA. Nr/Mt $45 4. 1960's St. Louis Cardinals Youth Size Souvenir Baseball Cap in Mint Condition. A Busch Stadium youth size souvenir hat from the 1960's. A superb wool hat with an embroidered emblem. Flawless mint condition. Youth size. Mint $25 5. Jerry Morales Game Used Autographed "Old Timers Game" Cap. New Era 5150 all wool cap. This is a "turn back the clock" 1969 style Montreal Expo's cap that was used by Jerry Morales during Crackerjacks Old timers games and was autographed by Morales under the brim of the cap. Includes a certificate of authenticity from Leland's Auctions. Size 7 1/4". Nr/Mt $50 6. Jerry Morales Game Used Autographed "Old Timers Game" Cap. New Era 5150 all wool cap. This is a "turn back the clock" 1969 style San Diego Padres cap that was used by Jerry Morales during Crackerjacks Old timers games and was autographed by Morales under the brim of the cap. Includes a certificate of authenticity from Leland's Auctions. Size 7 1/4". Nr/Mt $50 7. San Diego Padres Game Used Batting Helmet, ABC. Shows good even use. Purchased from former Portland Beavers club house attendant (Padres AAA team). Helmet likely brought up from spring training. Size 7 3/8. Ex/Mt $50 sold 8. Sonny Jackson Chicago Cubs Game Worn Cap. Game worn by Cubs coach Sonny Jackson in 2005. Size 7 1/4. Very light use. #6 inside cap. Comes with copy of letter from Cubs clubhouse manager. Ex/Mt+ $45 9. Gene Clines Chicago Cubs Game Worn Cap. Game worn by Cubs hitting coach Gene Clines in 2005. Stretchable medium size. Has light sweat stains, otherwise very nice condition. #2 under brim. Comes with copy of letter from Cubs clubhouse manager. Ex/Mt $50 10. Portland Beavers Game Used Cap, New Era 59/50, Circa 2005. Very nice mesh style cap. Used by Kevin Walker. Has nicely embroidered Beavers logo. Size 7 1/4. Other players and sizes available. Very nice condition. Ex/Mt $20 11. Portland Beavers Game Used Cap, New Era 59/50, Circa 2005. Very nice wool cap. Used by Jack Cassell. Has nicely embroidered Beavers logo. Size 7. Other players and sizes available. Very nice condition. Ex/Mt $20 12. Portland Beaver's Game Used Jacket, Adidas. Used in 2003 by outfielder Alex Fernandez. Has Alex F. and #23 written on tag. Sleeves were cut down. Size medium. Has nicely embroidered Beavers logo on chest. Lots of use. Ex $30 1. 1930 Reach, Wright & Ditson Spring and Summer Equipment Catalog. 104 pages. Has photos of Babe Ruth and Eddie Collins. Has 35 pages of baseball equipment including bats, uniforms, catchers equipment and gloves. Has large sections on golf and tennis. Has a piece of paper pasted on the cover that states: "Prices to Pioneer Baseball team one third off on all items listed" etc.. The right border has a very small tear on the cover and first few pages and has a few pencil doodles on the cover. Very nice condition. Ex/Mt $85 sold 2. 1934 Reach, Wright & Ditson Spring and Summer Equipment Catalog. 72 pages. Has 31 pages of baseball equipment including bats, uniforms, catchers equipment and gloves. Has photos of Jimmie Foxx, Mickey Cochrane etc... Has large sections on golf, basketball and tennis. The upper right corner has a small tear on the cover and first 6 pages. Very nice condition. Ex/Mt $75 3. 1966 Spalding Spring and Summer Equipment Catalog. 76 pages loaded with baseball & golf equipment. Has several pages filled with some of the finest baseball gloves ever made. Superb condition. Ex/Mt+ $40 4. 1951 Lowe & Campbell Letterhead. Letter to National Association George Trautman advising him that the Muskegon baseball club was in arears for equipment from the previous season (uniforms etc..). Elaborate letterhead. Minor border tears. Interesting one of a kind piece. Ex $35 5. 1955 Rawlings Letterhead. Letter to National Association George Trautman advising him that the Norfolk baseball club was in arears for equipment from the previous season (uniforms etc..). Elaborate letterhead. Superb condition. Interesting one of a kind piece. Ex $35 Email, Ordering and shipping information |
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1. 1920's-30's Worth Faultless Baseball. Worth 73-1. A very nice oil cloth 3/4 size youth baseball. All stitching is intact. The ball has a great look. ExMt+ $65 sold 2. 1930's Baseball. Unknown manufacturer. Lots of scuffing but intact with nice stitching. Vg/Ex $35 3. Mint in Box 1950's American Association League Baseball. Wilson A1010. Edward Doherty president. Doherty was league president from 1952-59. Mint and sealed in the box. $85 4. 1930's-40's Baseball. Unknown manufacturer. Nice patina. Has a few light spots. Stitching is intact. Ex+ $30 sold 5. 1950's-60's Baseball. Unknown manufacturer. Nice stitching. Ex+ $20 sold 6. 1960's-70's Baseball. DeBeer 96 Official League. Horsehide cover. Unused condition. Nr/Mt $25 7. 1950's-60's Little League Baseball Mint in Box. Spalding 41-131. Mint and unopened. $45 sold 8. 1910's-20's Youth Baseball. Unknown manufacturer. 8 1/4 inches in diameter. Nice coated cloth cover. Very nice condition. Ex/Mt $50 sold 9. 1940's Pacific Coast League Baseball, Wilson.Very nice WW2 era baseball with signatures of several Army and Navy officers, likely players on the great military teams during WW2. Some of the signatures appear to include: LT Buechler, Lt. Col. Bill Colburn US Army, Bill Williams US Army, Cliff Foley US Army and 2 others. A very nice ball. Ex/Mt $95 10. 1960's Mickey Mantle All-Star Baseball, Rawlings AB. Has facsimile signatures of Mickey Mantle on the sweet spot as well as Brooks Robinson, Willie Stargell, Billy Williams, Tim McCarver, Tony Conigliaro, Rick Reichardt and Jim Lefebvre. Superb condition. Nr/Mt $75 11. 1960's-70's Al Kaline Endorsed Baseball. Wilson A1080 baseball. Very nice condition. Has a bold Al Kaline endorsement. Nice even toning. No stains, scuffs or cuts. Ex/Mt $40 12. 1950's-60's Northwest League Baseball. Wilson A1010. Beautiful condition. Ex/Mt+ $65 13. 1930's Cork Ball. Unknown manufacturer. Has about one inch of pulled stitching. Fairly nice otherwise with lots of wear. These were made for playing baseball indoors during winter and are much smaller than a regulation baseball. Vg $20 14. 1960's Worth Baseball in the Box. Pony League baseball. Nice box. Ball has some browning. Ex+ $30 sold 15. 1970's-80's Charles Feeney National League Baseball. Rawlings. Gamer in nice condition with super bold labeling. Feeney was the NL President from 1970-86. A nice game used baseball with toning. Ex+ $45 16. Mint 1960's-70's Wilson A1010 Baseball. Wilson A1010. Superb horsehide baseball. This model was used in most minor leagues during 1950's-70's. Mint. $35 sold 17. 1980's-90's Bill White National League Baseball in Box. Very clean game used baseball in nice box. Ball and box grade near mint. $25 18. 1980's-90's Bobby Brown American League Baseball in Box. Nice game used baseball in nice box. Box has writing. Ball and box grade 7. $20 sold 19. 1960's Pacific Coast League Baseball in Mint Condition Sealed in the Original Box. Wilson A1010. "Dewey Soriano President" stamped on baseball. Soriano was league president from 1961-68. This ball is from the early 1960's, as it is identical to the PCL baseball signed in 1962 (ball #2). I removed an identical baseball from another box and it was in mint condition. Mint $95 20. 1954 Guantanamo Bay Navy League Team Signed Ball. 19 signatures including several Cuban players and several minor leaguers including George Phillips, Jim Kennedy and Jerry Morgan. Beautiful condition. Near mint Grady baseball in near mint Wilson box. Nr/Mt $85 21. 1954 Guantanamo Bay Navy League All-Star Team Signed Ball. 20 signatures including several Cuban players and several minor leaguers including Jim Dotson, Charlie Mason, Bill Ward, Charles Smith and Jim Rice. Also has a "Boo" Ferriss signature however it's unlikely it's the former Red Sox star. The All-Star game was played on July 4th 1954. Beautiful condition. Near mint Grady baseball in near mint Wilson box. Nr/Mt $85 22. 1954 Guantanamo Bay Navy League Home Run Ball. Nice early 1950'sWilson baseball in it's original box stating this was the game winning home run ball hit by Arlo? Bareis on July 16th 1954. A Phil Bareis played in the minor leagues but I don't quite get a Phil out of the first name. Ball shows lots of use. Nicely autographed by Bareis who also signed both the team ball and the All-Star baseball. Ex+ $50 23. 1961 University of Nebraska vs University of Oklahoma NCAA Game Ball. MacGregor 97. Game ball notated by game umpire Merlin Gardner with date, scores, and pitchers of record for both games of double header. Nebraska swept both games. Pitcher Jan Wall who won both games had a couple of good years in the minor leagues. Ex/Mt+ $65 24. Mint Jack Fisher "Warm-Up" Baseball, Hollander JF-20. This is a mint heavy rubberized baseball made for warming up one's arm. Fisher played 4 seasons with the Mets, 4 seasons with the Orioles and one season each with the Giants, Reds and White Sox during the 1950's and 60's. During his 4 seasons with the Mets he averaged nearly 20 losses each season (24 losses in 1965). But even the year he lost 24 games he had fewer hits allowed than innings pitched and had an excellent strike out to walk ratio, giving further evidence to the old addage that you have to be a good pitcher to lose 20 games. This baseball is a unique item. Mint $30 25. 1990's-2000's Arizona Fall League Baseball, Rawlings. Has faded autograph of Jay Bell on sweet spot. Ball is Nr/Mt $15 26. Bill White National League Baseball in Box. Rawlings ONL. White was NL president from 1989-94. Ball and box have light wear. Ex/Mt $25 27. 1950's-60's Youth Baseball, "Official League Baseball". This ball is about three quarters the size of a regulation baseball and has a vinyl cloth type covering. Made in Japan. Near Mint $15 28. 1964 Pony League All-Stars Baseball. Rawlings PLB Pony League baseball autographed by 22 members of the "1964 West Side Lions Pony League All-Stars". To the best of my knowledge the baseball originated from the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. Some of the signatures include Ted Wilson, Earl Wallace, Jack Bertram, Jimmy James, Mike Schraeder, Bryan Jones, Jim Taylor, Roger Williams, Paul Sherman, Richard Cather, Jimmy Torrez, Randy Ray, Mike Horn etc.. Any future pro's? Terrific condition and a nice piece of Americana. Ex/Mt+ $45 29. Lee MacPhail American League Baseball. Spalding. Has 2 signatures including Joe Rudi across the labeling. Ball is likely a gamer and is in great condition. Ex/Mt $25 30. 1920's-30's Raised Seam Indoor Ball. Unknown manufacturer. Regulation baseball size with a light cork center and raised seam for indoor gymnasium use. Has great antique patina. No holes or tears. Ex+ $40 31. 1950's-60's Mint in Box Little League Baseball. Wilson A1074. Sealed box. Superb. Mint $35 sold 32. 1950's Wilson Baseball Box. Wilson. Superb near mint condition. Box only. Nr/Mt $25
1. 1940's Harwood Softball in the Box, Harwood 100. Mint 1940's softball in it's original box. Made in Natick, Massachusetts. Superb. Ex/Mt box, Mint ball $35 2. 1940's US Navy Softball. Wilson IS112. Has U.S.N. stamped on the side signifying use by the US Navy circa WW2 era. Superb condition. Ex/Mt+ $45 sold 3. Mint in Box 1940's Goldsmith Softball with All American Professional Girls Baseball League Ad. Goldsmith 100 Day and Night Softball. Same as above but this is the pre-1945 model the AAGPBL would have used in the 1943-44 seasons. Comes with 8x10 copy of 1940's ad. Box and ball are in mint condition. $65 4. 1950's-60's Carton of 6 Mint Softballs. Spalding SSP. Six individually boxed softballs in original carton. The boxes are sealed. I removed one softball to photograph the items. The softballs are in mint condition, the boxes are superb as well. $75 5. 1940's Rawlings Softball in Original Wrapper. Rawlings 412. An unused 1940's softball with in it's deteriorating original celophane wrapper. Has superb labeling. Has a nice 1930's-40's Rawlings logo and other labeling like: "It's Gum Wound, Not Just Dipped". Has some light discoloration above labeling. The highest quality softball. Ex/Mt+ $40 6. 1940's Rawlings Softball. Rawlings. Same ball as above except 90% of the celophane wrapper has been removed. Ball is photo'd next to ball above. Has superb labeling with some light smudging. Has a nice 1930's-40's Rawlings logo and other labeling like: "It's Gum Wound, Not Just Dipped". The highest quality ball. Ex/Mt+ $35 7. 1930's Pennant Softball, Pennant. Classic tight red and black stitched softball circa the 1920's-30's. Nice patina, nice condition. Ex+ $30 8. 1930's Red and Black Stitch Softball. Unknown manufacturer. Nice condition with stitching completely intact and no cuts or tears. Ex+ $30 9. 1930's Softball in Box. Draper & Maynard. 12" raised seam softball. Box has corner tears but is intact with nice labeling. Ex+ $35 10. 1970's Softball. DeBeer F16. Huge 16 inch softball with nice labeling. Has minor staining. Darn near as big as a bowling ball. Superb condition. Ex/Mt $15 11. 1940's Softball. Unknown manufacturer. Nice 12" raised seam softball with great antique patina. Ex/Mt $25 12. 1949 Grumman Hellcats Autographed Team Softball. MacGregor Goldsmith. Apparently the Grumman Aircraft manufacturer had a 40 team league at one point during the 1940's. A nice ball with 15 signatures. Ex+ $45 13. 1940's-50's Collegiate Softball in Box, Voit. Rubberized ball mint except it has initials written in one spot. Comes with 1941 ad stating a new Voit rubberized softball lasted 212 innings. Nice box. Ex/Mt+ $20 14. 1950's Mint in Box Softball. Wilson A9100. Ball is mint, box has wear. Very nice. $30 15. Bill Parker Softball Hall of Fame Presentation Bat, Hillerich & Bradsby SBHF. Incredible presentation bat commemorating Bill Parker's induction into the National Softball Hall of Fame in 1981. Parker was perhaps the finest softball player in Florida throughout the 1960's and was an All-American player 6 times. The 34" bat is in near mint condition. $125 16. 1943 Goldsmith Softball Rules Book. 16 pages. Has nice equipment ads. Nice condition. Ex+ $10 17. 1950 Hillerich & Bradsby Softball Guide and Rules Book. 48 pages. Has full page (5x8) team photos of 1949 Mens and Womens National Champion softball teams (Toronto Tip Tops and Arizona Ramblers). Has a 3 page section on how a bat is made. Has nice equipment ads. Missing back cover. Nice condition. Ex+ $15 18. August 1949 Arizona Highways Magazine. Has a fantastic 16 page spread on the Phoenix Girls Womens Softball Major League. 43 amazing photos including numerous color photos and superb team photos. Two of the best teams in the country are in this league (Ramblers ans A-1 Queens) and many NGBL and AAGPBL players play in this league as well including Charlotte Armstrong, Helene Machado, Kay Sopovic, Dorothy Keagle etc... Probably the finest historical reference to this league ever published. Beautiful color magazine cover. Some spine wear. Ex+ $65 19. 1964 Eddie Feigner "King and His Court" Softball Program Autographed by Jerry Jones, Al Jackson and Bill Kehrer. 14 page program autographed on the cover by 3 of the 4 players. Jerry Jones played with KHC from 1949-64, Al Jackson played from 1958-80 and Bill Kehrer played from 1962-71. Superb condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. Ex/Mt+ $65 Email, Ordering and shipping information |
