September pick ups

[flota89]

2009 Matt Holliday ... Pujols Model

[gorilla777]

1947 Stan Musial - H&B script signature model bat


The bat was acquired at Ebbets Field in '47 after a Dodgers/Cardinals game, with letter of provenance spelling out the details from the original owner and family. The script signature early models from Musial are very tough to find.
It has a great patina and look on display with nice and heavy overall use; a great example from one of the all time best and definitely one of my favorites in the collection.

Ben

[Gridiron Heroes]

Ben,
I'm not that big of a baseball guy, but all I can say is WOW! You consistently pick up some of the nicest bats I've seen in the hobby. Only quality items, which even a football guy like myself can appreciate. Congrats on another fine pick-up!

Shawn Kennedy
gridironheroes22@yahoo.com
GridronHeroes.net

[sox83cubs84]

Gorilla:

You've done it again....AWESOME Musial bat!

Dave Miedema

[dnrapp]

I celebrated my german heritage by picking up a Piraten and Bierbrauen jersey from the Brewers German Heritage Game.

[dnrapp]

Kept up with the german heritage theme by picking up a Ken Oberkfell Mets one game only blue jersey

[cliffjmp33]

Small addition off of eBay...2008 NLCS Game 4 baseball with good use (pitch from Blanton to Lowe, fouled off). The seller, who had another up for sale recently, was real personable and was able to work out a good price.

[jscott0688]

Carlos Martinez game used hat from the 2011 Futures Game.

[LandRunSports]

Steve "Dr. Death" Williams
1979 Game-Worn Sooners jersey
All-Big 8 - Offensive Guard during the Switzer era.
Better known as "Dr. Death" the professional wrestler. Williams draped the jersey over his chest for a 'Wrestling Revue' cover shoot. Compare the bottom left of the #6.

[sox83cubs84]

Steve "Dr. Death" Williams
1979 Game-Worn Sooners jersey
All-Big 8 - Offensive Guard during the Switzer era.
Better known as "Dr. Death" the professional wrestler. Williams draped the jersey over his chest for a 'Wrestling Revue' cover shoot. Compare the bottom left of the #6.

Very cool older NCAA piece. Who manufactured the jersey?

Dave Miedema?