Show your vintage Baseball Equipment...
 

I'll kick it off with a c.1940's Nokona Catchers Mask Mint/NIB and a circa 1940's NIB William Harridge Baseball.

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Vintage Memorabilia at Dugout Treasures
 

I'm pretty new to this forum, although I have been checking in on the dialogue for months, and think it a great resource to vintage memorabilia collectors.

The entirety of our family collection which includes gloves, bats, multicolor stitch balls, catchers equip., flannels, etc. etc. can be seen on our website...

www.dugouttreasures.com

We hope you find some time to check it out some time, and look forward to hearing from all of you out there in the near future.

Good Hunting,
Jonathan
Dugout Treasures

Here is a shot of some 19th century bats-

Very nice wide array of Bats, Brock!

Here are a few favorites that I have stored in my computer. I need to get around to posting fresh stuff, if time ever allows. So sorry if some of you have already seen this stuff...

1. Reach Crescent Padded Glove
2. Rare Pita Pocket style Catchers Mitt
3. 19th Century Catchers Chest Protector + Mask with rare throat guard

Here's a couple more...

1860s Townball Bat with nifty carved handle

19th Century Baseballs - 3 very early Figure Eights, a Belt Style, and a cool black Lemon Peel

Great stuff so far guys. Would love to see more...
 

Here's a circa 1960's Mickey Mantle piece of lumber in just about flawless condition.

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Group of different bats including a Lajoie double knob.

Clint...

That LaJoie Double Knob is sweeeet! I've never seen one in person... is there really room for an adult hand to fit between the two knobs? For some reason, it looks like another inch or so is needed.

The Bat at the very bottom looks incredible as well. Any chance of seeing a close-up shot of that one? Thanks!

Thanks Perezfan. There's barely enough room for my hand between the knobs but they were made in different configurations. There's one bat that has a bigger gap than this one and one that's even closer.

If you go to this link and click on the pictures once and then again they will enlarge big enough for you to see a close up of all the bats.

http://www.geocities.com/vintagespor...ionHromek.html

Clint - I like the bat display. Can I ask if you made that yourself? or where you purchased it?

Recent Vintage Equipment Pick Ups
 

Here are a couple of our more recent pick ups from the end of the summer. Sorry if the pics aren't the greatest, but you can always check out the entire collection at www.dugouttreasures.com

19th Century Trophy Bat and other 19th century items incl. an 1887 Base Ball Trophy Cup
Frank Chance Spalding Gold Medal Bat
Wm. Harridge Reach Ball w/box
Nap Lajoie W&D Bat

a few more from dugout treasures...
 

a few more from the ol' collection....

Although new to the forum, we hope to hear from many of our fellow collectors in the near future...take care all.

Jonathan - those are fantastic images! Are those all tintypes?

rmann, my father and I made the bat rack. I guessed the dimensions based off of what I had seen in past auctions of Spalding racks. We got lucky and it came out perfect. I think I spent around $60-70 bucks to make it. If I can find my specs I'll post them. The picture only shows half of the rack. It holds 36 bats and stands around 6' high.

Clint

c. 1960's Mantle Glove...
 

Still in it's original Rawlings wrapper.

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19th century tin types
 

Yes, all tin types. We have some more and they can all be seen on out site in the photographs link....

http://www.dugouttreasures.com/product.cfm?sID=9

Thanks for the interest.

vintage equip.
 

guys here is some of mine. spalding inflatable, 1860s bats and the kid that owned them,1880 or 90s ring bat in mint cond. 39" long. thanks

vintage equip.
 

and some more. printers blocks, pill box cap i just got,1890s spalding wagon tongue, and my spalding zebra bat.

vintage equip.
 

and the last few.

A Mint Thurman Munson Signature Model Bat circa 1970's
 

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1930's Denkert Catcher's Mitt
 

Jesus, Jimmy. Can you say 'mint condition'? That glove looks untouched!

Jpop43

JPOP43, what's inside that book?

Joe

c. 1940 Joe DiMaggio Model Bat...
 

in NM/MT condition.

These scans come from the seller when I bought this bat a couple of years ago.

Now... what kind of Mashugana sets a beautiful fragile 70 year old bat on a pile of ROCKS in order to snap some photos?! :eek:

Even worse, what kind of Mashugana pays several hundred dollars for said bat?! :o

Joe D. must have been looking over me as the bat arrived in pristine condition :)

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Family baseball collection
 

Jonathan,
Today was the 1st time that I've looked at your website. Neat collection and very well presented! Congrats & thanks!