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1970s Game-Used Bats Lot

(10) — Dave Parker x2, Richie Zisk, Jim French Auto'd, Willie Horton Auto'd, Bobby Wine & More (JSA • PSA/DNA)

1970s Game-Used Bats Lot
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Exquisite Collection of Vintage Baseball Bats

A Glimpse into Baseball’s Golden Era

Step into the world of baseball’s rich history with this remarkable collection of vintage bats, each a testament to the sport’s enduring legacy. These bats, crafted by the renowned Hillerich & Bradsby and Adirondack/Rawlings, span an era of baseball that saw legends rise and records shatter. Presented to us as game-used, these bats are accompanied by a Letter of Authenticity (LOA) from PSA/DNA, ensuring their authenticity and historical significance.

Highlights of the Collection

  • Doyle Alexander Bat: Manufactured by Hillerich & Bradsby, Model K48, from the labeling period of 1969-1972.
  • Willie Horton Bat: A Hillerich & Bradsby creation, Model J93, from 1975, signed in silver marker with a signature rating of 3.
  • Jim French Bat: Hillerich & Bradsby Model F4, from 1969-1971, signed in black marker with a signature rating of 4.
  • Jim Nossek Bat: Hillerich & Bradsby Model R43, from 1965-1968.
  • Gary Roenicke Bat: Hillerich & Bradsby Model D113, from 1977-1979.
  • Bobby Wine Bat: Hillerich & Bradsby Model B265, from 1969-1972, signed in black marker with a signature rating of 9.
  • Willie Crawford Bat: Hillerich & Bradsby Model P89, from 1970-1972.
  • Richie Zisk Bat: Hillerich & Bradsby Model Z19, from 1973-1975.
  • Dave Parker Bat: Adirondack/Rawlings Model 170X, from 1973-1979, and a second bat from Louisville Slugger Model M253, from 1984-1986.

Significance and Authenticity

Each bat in this collection is not merely a piece of wood but a fragment of baseball history, echoing the triumphs and challenges of the players who wielded them. The autographed bats are further authenticated with a LOA from JSA, adding an extra layer of credibility to these cherished artifacts. This collection is a must-have for any serious collector of baseball memorabilia, offering a tangible connection to the sport’s storied past.

Why Collect These Bats?

Owning a piece from this collection is akin to holding a piece of baseball’s soul. These bats represent the craftsmanship and dedication of players who have left an indelible mark on the game. Whether you’re looking to consign baseball jerseys or expand your collection, these bats offer a unique opportunity to own a slice of history. They are not just collectibles; they are symbols of the passion and perseverance that define America’s pastime.

Explore the world of sports memorabilia auctions and discover the stories behind each bat. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a passionate fan, this collection promises to enrich your appreciation for the game and its legendary players.

* This text was generated from the original auction listing.

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