Lot of Four Game-Used Bats

Exceptional Baseball Bats: A Collector’s Dream

Introduction to the Collection

In the world of baseball memorabilia, few items capture the imagination and passion of collectors like game-used bats. These artifacts are not just pieces of wood; they are a testament to the skill, dedication, and history of the players who wielded them. Grey Flannel Auctions is proud to present a remarkable collection of bats from some of baseball’s notable players, each with its own unique story and provenance.

Mike Lansing’s Rawlings Model 456B

The first bat in this distinguished collection is a Rawlings Model 456B, once used by Mike Lansing. Measuring 34 inches in length and weighing 31.6 ounces, this bat is a testament to Lansing’s prowess on the field. Though it is cracked, the bat bears the handwritten player number “3” on both the knob and the end, adding a personal touch to this historic piece.

Rick Burleson’s Adirondack Model 294RS

Next, we have Rick Burleson’s Adirondack Model 294RS. This bat, measuring 34.5 inches and weighing 32.6 ounces, showcases good use, indicative of Burleson’s active career. The faintly handwritten player number “7” on the knob in black marker adds to its authenticity and charm.

Ellis Burks’ Louisville Slugger Model C271

Ellis Burks’ Louisville Slugger Model C271 is a standout piece in this collection. Uncracked and measuring 33.75 inches with a weight of 30.7 ounces, this bat features a cupped end and the player number “12” in faded black marker on the knob. Its excellent condition and unique features make it a highly desirable item for any sports memorabilia enthusiast.

John Valentin’s Louisville Slugger Model R206

Completing this impressive lineup is John Valentin’s Louisville Slugger Model R206. This bat, measuring 33 inches and weighing 31.1 ounces, is cracked but still holds immense value. The player number “13” is prominently displayed on the knob and in the cupped end, further enhancing its collectible appeal.

Why These Bats Matter

• Historical Significance: Each bat represents a moment in baseball history, used by players who have left their mark on the game.
• Unique Provenance: The player numbers and specific models add a layer of authenticity and personal connection to the athletes.
• Condition and Story: Despite some being cracked, the wear and tear tell a story of the intense games and moments these bats have witnessed.

Conclusion

These bats are more than just collectibles; they are pieces of baseball history that offer a glimpse into the careers of the players who used them. Whether you are looking to consign baseball jerseys or expand your collection, these bats are a testament to the enduring legacy of America’s pastime. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of this storied history through our MLB auctions.

* This text was generated from the original auction listing.