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Vintage Baseball Bats
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Antique Baseball Bats
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1860’s Baseball Bat 39 ½ Inches Long! |
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ITEM 1: 1860’s Baseball Bat 39 ½ Inches Long! Very rare bat features black paint 12 inches from knob up the handle. Perfect patina, appearance, etc… just an outstanding bat! Price $1,800 |
1860-70’s Ring Bat with Multiple Red and Black Rings |
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ITEM 1: 1860-70’s Ring Bat with Multiple Red and Black Rings. Extremely rare museum quality bat measures 37 inches in length and remains in stunning EX-MT condition! SOLD |
1900-05 Mohawk – Indian Label “Mushroom” Bat |
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ITEM 2: 1900-05 Mohawk – Indian Label “Mushroom” Bat. The offered bat is a circa 1900-05 Mohawk mushroom knob style bat. The standard mushroom knob found on the Spalding and Reach model bats is similar in design to this bat but not identical. This is an unusual knob style that like the Spalding and Reach knobs, is meant to provide counter balance to the swing. The bat features a very nice patina with a gorgeous Mohawk - Indian Head logo. This baseball bat is a terrific vintage war club and a true rarity. The condition is excellent. Price $800 |
1910's Spalding CITY LEAGUE Baseball Bat
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ITEM 3: This a fantastic early Spalding CITY LEAGUE model bat. It features a very thick handle and deeply burned in Spalding logo and markings. This antique war club has very tight grain and is very heavy. It measures 34 inches and remains in EX-MT to NR-MT condition! The wood is a rich, honey-brown color which will display wonderfully in any vintage sports memorabilia collection! Price $275 |
1910's Pennant Black Beauty Model Baseball Bat
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ITEM 4: This is a exceptionally rare baseball bat made by the Pennant Brand Sporting Goods Company. While Pennant was not one of the largest or leading sports equipment makers, they generally produced very high quality equipment.
This is the first of the Black Beauty models that we have ever know to exist. This particular bat is indeed of the highest quality. The wood grain is very tight and close making for a very dense and heavy wood. The overall all patina is ideal having bold and well defined markings and a very smooth finish. It measures 34 inches and the condition is outstanding! SOLD |
1910’s CHAMPION Model Baseball Bat
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ITEM 5: This bat is from the 1910's and features "Champion" attractively burned into the center label. The style of writing is wonderful, just like the flowing script you associate with early antique baseball. It is reminiscent of the T206 and t205 tobacco cards. The bat itself has a fabulous smooth finish suggesting very little if any game use. The length is 33 inches and the condition is EX-MT to NR-MT! Price $275 |
1912-14 Norman "Kid" Elberfeld Spalding Autograph Model Baseball Bat
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ITEM 6: The offered bat is an extremely rare Norman Elberfeld Spalding AUTOGRAPH model baseball bat. 1912 was the first year of production for the Spalding AUTOGRAPH model bats. Norman Elberfeld began his baseball career in 1898 with the Philadelphia Phillies. He only played one year with the Phillies, the bulk of his career was played with the New York Highlanders as they were known prior to becoming the Yankees. He finished his career in 1914 with the Brooklyn Robins, who later became the Dodgers. This great early bat is of heavy and dense wood, it features nice markings and will make for a great display item. The condition is excellent! Price $500. |
1920’s SLASHER - Regulation model Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 7: 1920’s SLASHER - Regulation model Baseball Bat. The fabulous bat features an ideal patina and deeply burned in markings. The maker and model are uncommon and the finish is as smooth as glass. An outstanding bat in solid NR-MT condition! SOLD |
1920's Draper & Maynard Baseball Bat MINT
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ITEM 8: The Draper and Maynard sporting goods company has always produced high quality items. This bat is a fine example of the exceptional quality. Produced in the early 1920's D&M Semi Pro model baseball bat has never been used 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 35 inches of vintage baseball lumber in unused and outstanding condition! Price $450 |
Late 1930’s Hanna Columbia Model Baseball Bat
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ITEM 9: The offered baseball bat is a late 1930's Hanna Columbia model bat. The Columbia model is unusual as most of the Hanna bats were player models. This uncommon example has an unusual wash or stain finish which produces an unordinary, greenish-grey finish. The old bat remains in marvelous condition with nearly perfect markings. It measures 33 inches and remains in unused NR-MT to MINT condition! Price $125. |
1950’s Mickey Mantle Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat |
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ITEM 10: 1950’s Mickey Mantle Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat. This exceptional antique baseball bat features gorgeous markings which are deeply burned into the pristine wood. A positively gorgeous Mickey Mantle bat in STUNNING NR-MT to MINT condition! Price $300 |
1940’s Ted Williams Baseball Bat - MINT
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ITEM 11: The offered bat is a very unusual 1940's Ted Williams baseball bat. It is a Cambridge, Power Driver Professional model. Due to the small manufacturing company few were produced and it is a rare model. Interestingly, the quality is of the highest as the wood grain is extremely tight and dense. 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 vintage bat measures 33 inches in length and shows no signs of ever being used, the condition is MINT! Price $275. |
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. Price $200 |
1930's Marathon Sporting Goods Professional Model Baseball Bat
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ITEM 13: This is a fabulous 1930's vintage baseball bat made by the Marathon sporting goods company. This Professional model bat measures 33 inches in length and features a superb Marathon logo at center. The antique baseball bat has a dark brown finish that remains exceptionally smooth. The wood grain is very tight and has an ideal patina! The condition is solid near-mint! Price $200. |
1950's George Kell Decal Baseball Bat
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ITEM 14: This is a wonderful 1950's George Kell player model decal baseball bat. This bat measures 34 inches in length and was made by the Louisville Slugger - Hellerich and Bradsby company. The bat features a factory black finish and a vertical decal of George Kell on the barrel end. George Kell began his professional baseball career in 1943 with the Philadelphia Athletics. He had a long successful career of 15 years finishing his playing career with the Baltimore Orioles in 1957. In those 15 years of major league baseball he did play in seven all-star games! This remarkable vintage baseball bat remains in EX-MT condition and will be a great addition to any vintage sports memorabilia collection. Price $250. |
Jesus Alou Louisville Slugger Game Used Baseball Bat
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ITEM 15: The offered baseball bat is a Jesus Alou Louisville Slugger game used model 125. It features the Powerized marking at the center label and is stamped C276 on the knob. Jesus Alou started his professional baseball career with the San Francisco Giants in 1963 and finished up with the Houston Astros in 1979. This great bat measures 35 inches in length and exhibits strong game use! The condition is excellent! Price $175 |
1973-74 Earl Williams Game Used Baseball Bat
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ITEM 16: This baseball bat was produced by the Louisville Slugger - Hillerich and Bradsby company from Louisville, Kentucky. It is an Earl Williams game used model 125. The markings indicate that it was made in 1973 or 1974 when Williams was playing for the Baltimore Orioles of the American League. The bat is marked Powerized at the center label and stamped K44 on the knob. It measures 36 inches in length and demonstrates excellent game use. The condition is excellent! Price $150 |
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