1969-72 Rico Petrocelli Boston Red Sox Game-Used Bat

Hillerich & Bradsby U1 Bat: A Testament to Baseball Excellence

Overview of the Bat

Step into the world of baseball history with this exquisite Hillerich & Bradsby U1 bat, a remarkable piece from the golden era of the sport. Crafted during the labeling period of 1969-72, this bat embodies the essence of baseball’s rich tradition. Measuring an impressive 34 inches in length and weighing 33.3 ounces, it is a testament to the craftsmanship and precision that defined this era.

Specifications and Features

The bat is constructed from high-quality ash wood, known for its durability and performance. It features a standard finish, preserving its natural beauty and enhancing its historical value. Notably, the bat remains uncracked, showcasing its resilience and the outstanding use it has endured over the years.

• Model Number: U1
• Labeling Period: 1969-72
• Length: 34 inches
• Weight: 33.3 ounces
• Wood: Ash
• Finish: Standard

Unique Markings and Provenance

Adding to its allure, the player number “6” is inscribed on the knob in black marker, a subtle yet significant detail that connects this bat to its storied past. Presented to us as game-used, this bat is accompanied by a PSA/DNA Letter of Authenticity, grading it a GU 10, further cementing its status as a prized collectible.

Why This Bat Matters

This Hillerich & Bradsby U1 bat is not just a piece of wood; it is a fragment of baseball history, a relic from a time when legends graced the diamond. Its impeccable condition and the evidence of outstanding use make it a coveted item for any serious collector or enthusiast of baseball memorabilia【4:0†source】.

For those looking to expand their sports memorabilia collection, this bat represents an opportunity to own a piece of the past, a tangible connection to the heroes of yesteryear【4:0†source】. Whether you are a seasoned collector or new to the world of consigning sports memorabilia, this bat is a testament to the enduring legacy of baseball【4:0†source】.

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