Texas Rangers Game-Used Bats Lot — Prince Fielder, Jim Sundberg, Larry Parrish & Dave Hostetler

Exquisite Game-Used Bats: A Collector’s Dream

Introduction to the Collection

In the realm of baseball memorabilia, few items capture the imagination and passion of collectors like game-used bats. These artifacts not only embody the spirit of the game but also serve as tangible connections to the legends who wielded them. Presented here is an extraordinary collection of bats, each with its own unique story and provenance, making them invaluable additions to any serious collection.

Fielder’s Louisville Slugger

The first bat in this remarkable collection is a Louisville Slugger, Model Number H176, used by Fielder. This bat, measuring 34 inches in length and weighing 32.7 ounces, is crafted from maple wood with a distinctive “Distressed Black” finish. The labeling period for this bat is 2015, and it remains uncracked, showcasing evidence of outstanding use. The length and weight are meticulously stamped into the knob, and it bears the PSA/DNA sticker “1B12374”. This bat was presented to us as game-used and is accompanied by a Letter of Authenticity (LOA) from PSA/DNA.

Sundberg’s Louisville Slugger

Next, we have Sundberg’s Louisville Slugger, Model Number P72. This bat, measuring 33.5 inches and weighing 32 ounces, is made from ash wood with a flame-burned finish. The labeling period spans from 1980 to 1983, and it shows signs of heavy use with a crack. It carries the PSA/DNA sticker “1B12430”. Like the others, this bat was presented to us as game-used and comes with an LOA from PSA/DNA.

Hostetler’s Louisville Slugger

Hostetler’s bat, a Louisville Slugger Model Number R43, is another gem in this collection. It measures 34.5 inches and weighs 32 ounces, crafted from ash wood with a flame-burned finish. The labeling period is also from 1980 to 1983, and it exhibits outstanding use with a handle crack. The PSA/DNA sticker “1B12421” is affixed to this bat, which was presented to us as game-used and is accompanied by an LOA from PSA/DNA.

Parrish’s Worth Bat

Finally, we present Parrish’s Worth bat, Model Number WC171. This bat is 35 inches long and weighs 32 ounces, made from ash wood with a sleek black finish. The labeling period is 1983, and it shows signs of heavy use with a crack. It features the PSA/DNA sticker “1B12458”. This bat was presented to us as game-used and is accompanied by an LOA from PSA/DNA.

Why These Bats Matter

• Historical Significance: Each bat represents a unique period in baseball history, offering a glimpse into the game’s evolution.
• Authenticity: Accompanied by LOAs from PSA/DNA, these bats are verified as game-used, adding to their value and desirability.
• Condition and Use: The varying conditions and signs of use tell stories of the players’ prowess and the moments they created on the field.

These bats are not just pieces of wood; they are relics of baseball’s rich history, waiting to be cherished by collectors who understand their true worth. Explore more about these exceptional items and other sports memorabilia available at Grey Flannel Auctions. Whether you’re looking to consign sports memorabilia or sell game-worn items, our platform offers unparalleled opportunities to connect with the world of sports history.

* This text was generated from the original auction listing.