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07-22-2010, 01:39 PM
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Types of bats
I would also add home-made or hand-made bats to the list (including many made by places like tool companies whose primary business was not making baseball bats), which is what I collect mainly. This is probably the last area of bat collecting to take off. Prior to the sporting goods companies, the only source of bats was making them yourself or finding someone who could make one for you.
John 
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