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Old 07-28-2024, 04:07 PM
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I would say more of a presentation bat, others with more knowledge than me may have a better answer.
I would also guess presentation bat. I say that because it looks to be complete bats cut into quarters and glued together rather than wood put together and then a bat turned from that. Extremely cool no matter what it is.
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Great bat, Gary…glad you got it! The feature I appreciate most is one that is sorta uncommon, but one that really adds to appearance and appeal…that being the acorn’ish type knob. I have but one bat with this feature and am glad I do, as it matches the cover graphics of a pamphlet in my collection from 1875.

Your recent bat acquisitions have been top notch!!

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A recent pick up from Hunt. Any other acquisitions out there?
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Default Turn of the Century "Safe Hit" model
I am wondering if anyone has seen one of these early J.F. Hillerich & Son "Safe Hit bats.
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The Safe Hit bat's center brand
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