1960s-80s Baltimore Orioles Game-Used Bats — Jim Gentile, Mike Cuellar, Bob Grich, Doug DeCinces, Kenny Singleton & Paul Blair x2

Legendary Game-Used Bats: A Collection of Baseball History

Introduction to the Collection

Step into the world of baseball history with this remarkable collection of game-used bats, each carrying the legacy of some of the sport’s most revered players. This collection is a testament to the enduring allure of baseball memorabilia, offering a tangible connection to the legends who once wielded these bats on the diamond.

Bob Grich: Louisville Slugger B267 Model

The Louisville Slugger B267 model bat, associated with Bob Grich, is a piece of baseball history. The player number “3” is inscribed on the knob end in black pen, marking its authenticity and connection to Grich’s illustrious career. This bat is a symbol of Grich’s prowess and dedication to the game.

Kenny Singleton: Louisville Slugger D111 Model

Another gem in this collection is the Louisville Slugger D111 model bat, linked to Kenny Singleton. The player number “29” is elegantly written on the knob end in black pen. This bat represents Singleton’s significant contributions to the sport, capturing the essence of his time on the field.

Paul Blair: A Dual Legacy

Paul Blair’s impact on baseball is immortalized through two Louisville Slugger B267 model bats. The first bat is signed by Blair himself on the barrel in black pen, with the added inscription, “game used,” and in our opinion, rates a 7 overall. The second bat, also a B267 model, bears a crack on the upper handle and features pine tar on the lower handle, further attesting to its use in the game. These bats are a testament to Blair’s enduring legacy and skill.

Doug DeCinces: Adirondack 155A Model

The Adirondack 155A model bat, associated with Doug DeCinces, is another highlight of this collection. The player number “11” is inscribed on the knob end in black pen, marking its connection to DeCinces’ remarkable career. This bat is a symbol of his achievements and contributions to the sport.

Mike Cuellar: Louisville Slugger R161 Model

The Louisville Slugger R161 model bat, linked to Mike Cuellar, is a piece of baseball history. This bat represents Cuellar’s significant contributions to the sport, capturing the essence of his time on the field.

Jim Gentile: Louisville Slugger T99 Model

Completing this extraordinary collection is the Louisville Slugger T99 model bat, associated with Jim Gentile. Gentile signed the barrel in pencil, and in our opinion, it rates a 4 overall. The number “4” is written on the knob end in red pen, adding to its authenticity and historical significance.

Provenance and Authenticity

These bats were presented to us as game-used, accompanied by a Letter of Authenticity (LOA) from JSA and passed pre-certification from PSA/DNA. This collection is not just a gathering of bats; it is a celebration of baseball’s rich history and the legends who shaped the game. For those interested in expanding their baseball collection, these bats offer a unique opportunity to own a piece of history.

• Historical Significance: Each bat is linked to a legendary player, offering a glimpse into the past.
• Authenticity: Accompanied by LOA from JSA and pre-certification from PSA/DNA.
• Unique Provenance: Presented to us as game-used, adding to their allure and value.

Explore the world of sports memorabilia and discover the stories behind these iconic bats. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a passionate fan, this collection is a testament to the enduring legacy of baseball and its legendary players.

* This text was generated from the original auction listing.