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Old 06-01-2011, 04:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Farmer_Delaware View Post
I was wondering what the significance of "No 10" was. It also appears to be mud rubbed. As I have a pretty decent collection of balls from many eras, this one has been the one thats puzzles everyone.
"No. 10" is just the model number for that particular baseball. Just like Spalding's Official National League Ball is "No. 1" and the Spalding Babe Ruth HR Special is "No. 3RC". Its just their way of labeling the ball.

Your ball appears to be a sporting goods store ball, like a MacGregor or Wilson or Harwood ball. It was not used in any type of Professional league play.
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