7 very nice uncracked problem-free bats for sale; nothing over $75

[Number9]

7 very nice uncracked problem-free bats for sale. Prices are firm.

-- Dean Palmer, blonde Louisville Slugger T141. Great use with tons of blue AL
ball ink transfers and other ballmarks on the left barrel. Has Dean's no. 16 on
the knob. Price is $60 plus $12 shipping.

-- Travis Fryman, blonde Louisville Slugger C271. Great use with tons of blue
AL ball ink transfers and other ballmarks on the left barrel. Also has lots of
cleat marks, rack marks and pine tar. Has a nicely taped handle as well and has
Travis's No. 17 on the knob and cupped barrel end. Knob also has the bat type,
length and weight inked on the knob and barrel end. Just a great bat in every
way. Price is $60 plus $12 shipping.


-- Mike Mordecai, Montreal Expos, blonde Louisville Slugger. Awesome thickly
taped knob and the handle is also taped. Great game use with pine tar and lots
of ballmarks. Light deadwood on left barrel from ball contact. Number 12 on
knob. Price is $50 plus $12 shipping.

-- B.J. Surhoff, Atlanta Braves, blonde Louisville Slugger, light game use with
pine tar and just a couple ballmarks. Number 15 on knob. Price is $70 plus $12
shipping.

-- Wes Helms, black Rawlings, light game use, 2007 bat. Good rack marks and a
couple ballmarks. Number 18 on knob. Price is $50 plus $12 shipping.
-- Dante Bichette, Colorado Rockies, black Louisville Slugger, great game use,
pine tar, tons of ballmarks, very light grain swelling/separation (not raised),
only obvious because it is a black bat. Number 10 on knob. Price is $50 plus
$12 shipping.

-- Brian Giles, blonde Louisville Slugger H238, Pirates. Great use with tons of
ballmarks and seam impressions on the right barrel. Also has rack marks and
lots of pine tar on the lower handle and mid-handle. Has Brian's No. 24 on the
knob and the cupped barrel end. Also has the bat type, length and weight inked
on the knob. Another great bat with perfect player characteristics. Price is $75

plus $12 shipping.


Please e-mail me directly at: historydogs@yahoo.com
Thanks.

Mike

[Number9]

The odd-looking black bar is just marking out one that sold. I thought that was simplest way to solve having a photo with a sold bat in it.

[Number9]

Bigger photo of the two black bats.