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someone look at this and tell me what you think. he used the bat then it was signed and given back to him as a trophie?
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Re: bench bat!?
It looks pretty good to me, looks like someone might have traced over the center brand with a black pen or marker, maybe?? The brandings are correct for 68-70 Adirondacks.
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Re: bench bat!?
1. This is a 68-70 era bat...........presented in '76?
2. Bench would have looked at the grain (approximately 50) on this bat and laughed. My '71-'79 Adirondack Bench has a total of 9 1/2 grains.
3. No model number on the knob.
4. Why has all the lettering has been highlighted with a black marker?
5. I'm not sure the Reds would have liked him using a blue ring.
6. Why is one H upside down from the other?
7. Not Bench's preferred knob style.sigpic
Always looking for vintage game used bats of Houston Buffs and Colt .45's players.Comment
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Re: bench bat!?
I agree with Marcus with all of his comments. I have a 1968-70 Adirondack model game bat which looks somewhat simliar. However, it has a red ring on it for the Reds. It is stamped 220 A on the knob and his name is labeled John Bench in block letters barrel end and not Johnny Bench as well.Comment
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tha't what i thought. but, oh, bushing said it's real! the seller told that if i didin't like the way it looks, don't bid. good answer.Comment
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excuse my grammer. that's what i thought. looks like a store bat to me. it looks short too.Comment
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