Let's see some Post 1980's gamers!

[mcgwirecom]

Very cool, how did you obtain that and get it signed to you?

[mattm]

Reyes game used helmet and bat. Bat is photo matched to a bunch of games over 2 weeks, but I really don't know how he trashed it this badly. Helmet is from his earliest days with the Mets.

Matt M

[whitehse]

Please excuse the crappy pictures. All of these are gamers I gathered at Wrigley Field.

[Gorilla777]

Hello all,

First post....a nice heavy use Jeter bat specific to the '98 season.


Ben

[Gorilla777]

Heavy use, with the tape, tar/mota and from rookie season, with 10 grades from Mears and PSA.

Ben

[Gorilla777]

Junior bat from '98, at the peak of his powers.

Ben

[MGHPro]

As a Jeter fan- the 98 is awesome. I've never seen one signed in gold either.
The griffey is gorgeous. thanks for posting
matt

[Gorilla777]

Came from Ripken's personal collection thru Ironclad Authentics, with letter from Cal attesting to the provenance.....

[Gorilla777]

Early block letter Jeter with provenance going to acquisition in his '96 rookie year, WS Champs year...

[Gorilla777]

From his first professional order, great use and early Jeter signature...


Ben

[bat_master]

Here's one I recently acquired. A 2010 Old Hickory gamer of the 2012 American League ROY, Mike Trout.

[bat_master]

Here's a Louisville Slugger model T141 that dates to Rickey's 1990 American League MVP season. Great use and the shaved handle is a great player characteristic.

[Jason Carota]

From my Ellis Burks collection:

[Scott Garner]

Congrats to all of you that have poted all of your tremendous game used lumber. Simply terrific!

Here a my game used bats from HOF greats Rickey Henderson and Nolan Ryan.

Rickey Henderson's bat comes directly from Rickey's former agent. I'm not sure of it's precise vintage, but I believe it to be mid-late 1980's while he played for the NY Yankees. The photos really don't do this bat justice. It has TREMENDOUS use, showing dead wood, etc. Rickey signed it and inscribed it in gold Sharpie when he retired it.

Nolan Ryan's bat came directly from Nolan's youngest son Reese Ryan and it's from 1987 or 1988 while Nolan was a member of the Houston Astros.

Enjoy!