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Calling all bat experts! Help me identify this cheapie!!
Posted By: Shawn Chambers
Hey guys,
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Calling all bat experts! Help me identify this cheapie!!
Posted By: Mike H
Shawn, There are many possible sources for your bat including sporting goods, hardware, and department stores. It isn't stamped by a major manufacturer and is made for a child (under 33-34")so it would be difficult to track down exactly who made it and who sold it. Old catalogs could answer your questions, but that would take a lot of effort. Your bat has a nice patina to it and looks to be in great shape. Good luck and sorry I couldn't be of greater assistance. |
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Calling all bat experts! Help me identify this cheapie!!
Posted By: John Harrell
Shawn, |
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