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A true game-used bat from that era would be quite pricey but would require a good bit of provenance. Back then players did not generally have their bats manufactured with identification such as model numbers. Player endorsements were not that common and generally appeared on store model bats. In fact some players were known on occasion to go into a sporting goods store and purchase a store model bat for game use if they were running short. The key would be having the appropriate provenance.
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I've had game used dead ball bats, though from PCL and other minor leaguers. A major league player would be worth more. Even minor league players had their names stamped on the bat by H & B or other manufacturer and, since their name clearly wouldn't be used for store model bats or advertising, it very strongly suggests that a stamped bat was made specifically for that player.
Check MEARS auctions, they will have dead ball stuff. Last edited by drc; 04-01-2012 at 04:03 PM. |
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