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Vintage Baseball Bats
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Antique Baseball Bats
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1880’s Green and Red Baseball Ring Bat Model No. 547 |
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ITEM 1: 1880’s Green and Red Baseball Ring Bat Model No. 547. This vintage baseball bat goes back to a different time in baseball. Uniforms were fancy and colorful sometimes decorated with stars and or bold stripes, colorful belts were worn and even the bats were made to appear colorful and fancy. The offered bat harkens back to those days... having green paint, red and black stripes and fancy lettering. At roughly 130 years old this bat has seen a lot of use but still maintains a fine patina. It is a fine example and will fit nicely into a 19th century baseball display. SOLD |
1900-10 Stoutburgh and Van Cott Bros., 5th Ave. & 42nd St., NY Model Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 2: 1900-10 Stoutburgh and Van Cott Bros., 5th Ave. & 42nd St., NY Model Baseball Bat. This vintage baseball bat is giant war-club measuring 35 inches, it is extremely heavy and it features a a very thick "tape-wound" handle and a very rounded, "cupped" end to the barrel. Just an awesome antique baseball bat and a maker that we have never seen before! This wonderful bat grades EX-MT! SOLD |
1910’s Thomas E. Wilson Eddie Collins Model Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 3: 1910’s Thomas E. Wilson Eddie Collins Model Baseball Bat. This exceptional vintage baseball bat has the Thomas E. Wilson & Company logo burned into the center and model E.C. at the end of the barrel. A scarce Eddie Collins player model. Collins broke into professional baseball in 1906 with the Philadelphia Athletics and by the 1909 season he was a full-time player. He played 24 years in the majors and was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1939. This fine bat has a pleasing honey colored wood, measures 35 inches and remains in excellent condition. Price $275 |
1910’s Louisville Bat Company Model No. 6 |
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ITEM 4: 1910’s Louisville Bat Company Model No. 6 Baseball Bat . This giant war-club is 35 inches of gorgeous vintage baseball bat. The wood grain and surface patina are positively ideal and the logo is burned in beautifully. The unusual vertical logo, thick handle and nearly flawless condition, combine to create a stunning baseball bat from the 1910's. Overall condition is solid NR-MT! SOLD |
1910’s H&B “Champion No. 8” Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 5: 1910’s H&B “Champion No. 8” Baseball Bat. This fine bat was made by the Louisville Slugger Bat Company when it was named the Hillerich & Bradsby Company. In attractive "old-time" script, the early label recognizes this model as the Champion No. 8. The surface patina, wood grain and markings are all positively ideal. Price $275 |
1920’s Draper & Maynard Major League Model Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 6: 1920’s Draper & Maynard Major League Model Baseball Bat. This bat is a fine example of the exceptional quality produced by the D&M Sporting Goods Company. This 1920's D&M Major League Special model baseball bat has seen very little, if any use and retains the beautiful smooth finish that it had since the day it was made. The markings are deep, dark and without flaw. It is 36 inches of vintage baseball lumber in outstanding condition! SOLD |
1920’s Babe Ruth Louisville Slugger Mini Bat |
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ITEM 7: 1920’s Babe Ruth Louisville Slugger Mini Bat. This outstanding vintage baseball bat features the endorsement of the New York Yankees baseball legend, Babe Ruth. A great little 16"souvenir baseball bat that has remained in solid NR-MT to MINT condition. Price $250 |
1920’s Louisville Bat Company Major League Model Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 8: 1920’s Louisville Bat Company Major League Model Baseball Bat. This is an unusual model, vintage baseball bat dating back to the 1920's. The maker is the Louisville Bat Company and it is their Major League model. The wood grain is tight, the surface is smooth and the markings are deep and dark. Just an outstanding example which grades solid NR-MT to MINT. Price $225 |
1921-24 Tim G. Hendryx Decal Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 9: 1921-24 Tim G. Hendryx Decal Baseball Bat. This gorgeous antique baseball bat is simply stunning! Timothy Green Hendryx was a utility outfielder who played with four different teams between the seasons of 1911 thru 1921. He was a good defensive outfielder and quite a line-drive hitter, Hendryx entered the majors in 1911 with the Cleveland Indians. He played with them for two years and then joined the New York Yankees, St. Louis Browns and then the Boston Red Sox. His most productive season was with the Red Sox in 1920. He put up a .328 batting average with 54 runs and 73 RBI's while appearing in 99 games.
Hendryx was traded to the Saint Paul Saints of the American Association in 1921, and in his only season with them, 1922, he lead the American Association with this model bat, as printed on the decal. He then moved to the PCL and played for the San Francisco Seals for the seasons of 1923 thru 1926. Therefore, this bat ,as it refers to leading the American Association, was likely to only have been offered for a year or two.
It measures 35 inches and is a heavy, club of a bat it exhibits no signs of ever having been used which is supported by the nearly flawless decal. You will find the more common big sellers such as Ty Cobb, Honus Wagner and Joe Jackson but this model decal would have had a local interest and as such, probably was not a big seller and this is the only example that we know to exist. Add to the fact that it is almost brand new with a stellar decal and you have what may be one of the rarest decal bats in existence. If you collect high grade decal bats or a fan of the American Association and the St. Paul Saints, then this is probably a once in a lifetime opportunity to add this to your collection. A museum quality addition to any vintage baseball memorabilia collection! The condition is solid NR-MT to MINT! SOLD |
1932 Pepper Martin Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 10: 1932 Pepper Martin Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat. This is a Hillerich & Bradsby, bone rubbed, Pepper Martin model... one of the toughest player model bats and this one is a BEAUTY! Pepper Martin enjoyed a successful career of 13 seasons of professional baseball. He was 24 years old in 1928 when he signed with the St. Louis Cardinals. In 1931 Pepper Martin took the place of center fielder Taylor Douthit, who was traded to the Cincinnati Reds. He batted .300 as the Cardinals won the National League pennant. In the World Series that year, Martin batted .500 and stole five bases as the Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Athletics in seven games. In 1934, Martin helped the Cardinals win the World Series again as he batted .355 and stole two more bases to win in seven games. The markings on this bat are absolutely perfect, the wood grain is beautiful and tight with an ideal surface and patina. Just a gorgeous NR-MT to MINT bat! SOLD |
1950’s Hank Arron Adirondack Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 11: 1950’s Hank Arron Adirondack Baseball Bat. This great old bat is modeled after that used by the previous home run king, Hank Aaron. Hank Aaron enjoyed and lengthy 23 year baseball career which included many honors and awards. He was an all-star all but two seasons of his career, he won the MVP in 1957, won 3 gold gloves and of course became professional baseball’s home run king by beating the record held previously by Babe Ruth. The bat is simply gorgeous with flawless markings and remains in unused condition! Price $135 |
1950's Pee Wee Reese Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat
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ITEM 12: This is a vintage baseball bat made by Louisville Slugger and endorsed by PeeWee Reese. It is a Hillerich and Bradsby, Powerized, model 125 that measures 34 inches in length. Pee Wee Reese began his major league baseball career in 1940 with the Brooklyn Dodgers. He played in the World Series seven different years including 1955 when Brooklyn won their only World Series Championship. Pee Wee was instrumental in the Dodgers winning that series as he racked up eight hits and a .296 batting average. This bat has very nice markings and an overall condition of VG to EX. SOLD |
1950’s Mickey Mantle Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 13: The offered vintage baseball bat is a 1950’s Mickey Mantle Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat. It is an H&B model number 9 with very bold markings. Of course, Mickey Mantle is a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame but he is also a legend of baseball. His eightteen seasons as a player of professional baseball were all in the American League with the New York Yankees. This vintage baseball bat has a gorgeous surface and perfect patina and grades solid NR-MT to MINT! SOLD |
1940-50’s Ted Williams Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 14: This vintage baseball bat is a 1940-50’s Ted Williams Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat. It is an H&B model number 9 with very bold markings. Of course, Ted Williams is a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame but he is also a legend of baseball. His nineteen years as a player of professional baseball were all with the Boston Red Sox where he is arguably the greatest player ever to dawn the Red Sox jersey. This old bat has a gorgeous surface and great patina. It measures 34 inches and grades EX-MT to NR-MT.! Price $250 |
1940-50’s Ted Williams Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 15: 1940-50’s Ted Williams Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat. This fine antique baseball bat is a Hillerich & Bradsby model 14 endorsed by Ted Williams. The markings are strong and the surface is excellent. A great item for the Ted Williams, Boston Red Sox or vintage baseball memorabilia collector! The condition is EX-MT. Price $175 |
1960’s Luis Aparicio Professional Game Used Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 16: 1960’s Luis Aparicio Professional Game Used Baseball Bat Made by Louisville Slugger. His career spanned three decades, from 1956 through 1973. Aparicio played for the Chicago White Sox (1956–62, 1968–70), Baltimore Orioles (1963–67) and Boston Red Sox (1971–73). He batted and threw right-handed. He was inducted to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1984. Luis Aparicio was inducted to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1984 the first native of Venezuela to be honored. The offered bat is a beautiful vintage baseball bat made to the specs of this great Hall of Famer. All markings and stampings are correct for this bat. A great addition to any vintage baseball memorabilia collection! The condition is excellent. Price $750 |
1991-96 Albert Belle Louisville Slugger Game Used Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 17: The offered baseball bat is a 1991-96 Albert Belle Louisville Slugger Game Used Baseball Bat. This wonderful bat from when this great Cleveland Indians slugger was in the prime of his career. This bat is in solid, uncracked condition and exhibits great use! An awesome collectible for the vintage baseball memorabilia collector or Cleveland Indians fan. Price $250 |
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