Late 1970s Willie McCovey San Francisco Giants Game-Used Bat
(PSA/DNA)
Hillerich & Bradsby Model K75 Bat: A Testament to Baseball History
Exquisite Craftsmanship and Design
This remarkable Hillerich & Bradsby Model K75 bat, crafted during the labeling period of 1977, stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of baseball’s golden era. Measuring an impressive 35.0 inches in length and weighing 33.3 ounces, this bat is a masterpiece of ash wood, finished with a distinctive flame-burned technique that enhances its aesthetic appeal.
Signs of a Storied Past
The bat exhibits outstanding use, a testament to its role in the hands of a skilled player. A handle crack speaks to the intensity of the games it witnessed, while the presence of another player’s number, “33,” inscribed on the knob, adds an intriguing layer of history and mystery to this artifact.
- Length: 35.0 inches
- Weight: 33.3 ounces
- Wood: Ash
- Finish: Flame Burned
- Player’s Number: “33” on the knob
A Piece of Baseball Memorabilia
This bat is not merely a piece of wood; it is a fragment of baseball history, a relic that connects us to the past. Its provenance is further solidified by an accompanying Letter of Authenticity (LOA) from PSA/DNA, ensuring its place among the most coveted baseball memorabilia in the world.
Why This Bat Matters
In the realm of sports memorabilia, few items carry the weight and significance of a game-used bat. This particular piece, presented to us as game-used, embodies the spirit of the game and the athletes who wielded it. Its historical significance is undeniable, making it a prized addition to any baseball collection.
For collectors and enthusiasts alike, this bat offers a unique opportunity to own a tangible piece of baseball’s storied past. Its presence in our baseball auctions is a testament to its rarity and desirability, inviting bidders to become part of its ongoing legacy.
* This text was generated from the original auction listing.