Info on double dash dot dash

[Mark]

It's a neat center brand. I think that people who collect the different H&B center brands would want to have one of these in their collections. It is true that a 32" bat is ordinarily a store model bat for kids, but it said to be very heavy. Would a kid swing a 38-40 oz. bat? Not sure. Because some dead ball era, pro players like Keeler and Huggins used similarly short bats, I'd consider it a pro model bat if it was in my collection. And I'd expect to pay about $150.

[RMorris]

Thx for your thoughts.

[Mark]

It would be useful to know how many bat-collecting members have at least one example of this center brand. I have one, but I have no idea how common they are.

[JoeDfan]

I have some regular dash-dot-dash, but I do not think I have a double one. I will have to look.

Very cool bat though!

[bat_master]

I don't have one of that style. I've just got a JF Hillerich & Son and then my Harry Heilmann game used bat has the 125 above with dash/dot/dash below.

[Mark]

In case anyone is wondering, we are looking for the label in the middle.

[Elias121]

Hello, this is my first time replying or posting. Not sure if i’m doing this properly. I have a similar bat that is 34-1/2” and 37.8oz. It has Evans in block letters and is hand turned. I’m not sure how to post pictures from my phone. Always looking to learn more, I also know very little.