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05-19-2007, 11:26 AM
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Bat "lathe" expert help needed
Posted By: Mike
Thanks for the response. I was the winner of the Jimmie Foxx lathe bat in the Heritage Auction. I normally don't get involved with bats too much, since I know so little about them. But I am an avid Foxx collector, so I had to get it. I had no choice. To me at least, I feel I got it for a decent price. Any info on this bat would be appreciated. I suppose I could just call John Taube and ask him, but I thought I'd try here first. 
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