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VINTAGE GAME-USED BATS
Bobby Abreu, two-time All-Star RF. Sam Bat, rare style he used during for a time when he played for the Phillies. On barrel, it says, "Bobby Abreu, Philadelphia Phillies, Rideau Crusher, B1. No. 53 written in black marker on the knob on top of the Canadian flag sticker which comes on all Sam bats. Good use with heavy pine tar stains and ball marks. Bat does not appear cracked. $250
Bobby Abreu, Carolina Clubs pro model, uncracked, shows light use. No. 53 written on knob. $250
Bobby Abreu, two-time All-Star RF. Carolina Clubs Pro Model bat with rare barrel that simply reads, "Bobby" No. 53 written on knob with a brown marker. Heavy pine tar stains, ball marks and a very slight handle crack. $250.
Bobby Abreu, two-time All-Star RF. Easton Sports bat, Pro Maple RA353. LOTS of use. Pine tar stains, dirt stains, ball marks and handle crack. $250.
Bobby Abreu, two-time All-Star RF. Carolina Clubs pro model, uncracked, shows light use. No. 53 written on knob. $250.
Dick Allen - Louisville Slugger Bicentennial bat, autographed. Model P89. No. 15 on knob. Bicentennial logo between name and trademark $1,500
Dick Allen - Louisville Slugger Old Timer's Day Bat. Bat is dated to around 1992 because the team name is on the bat, which didn't occur until 1991. Louisville Slugger genuine P89. Autographed on the barrel. $600
Mike Anderson - Game-used Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby. Autographed on barrel, "To Paul, Mike Anderson." No. 22 written on knob in black marker. Bat shows good use. Pine tar stains. Ball marks. Does not appear to be cracked. $175
Jose Cardenal, game-used and autographed bat. Louisville Slugger C243. Shows lots of use. No. 1 written on knob. Autographed on barrel (Howard's bat), $175
Darren Daulton, three-time All-Star C. Louisville Slugger, very slight handle crack, shows good use, comes with Daulton game-used Franklin batting glove that has No. 10 written on it. $175
Denny Doyle, 2B for Phillies (1970-73), Angels (1974-75), Red Sox (17975-77). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby genuine. Ball marks on barrel. Doesn't seem to be cracked. Knob has K55 engraved. $200
Lenny Dykstra, three-time All-Star CF. Mizuno bat, shows great use, cracked handle, $225
Lenny Dykstra - three-time All-Star CF. Autographed Louisville Slugger, very light use, model B267. $225
Richie Hebner, 3B/1B for Pirates (1969-76, 1982-83), Phillies (1977-78), Mets (1979), Tigers (1980-82) and Cubs (1984-85). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby K44. Great use with major pine tar stains, ball marks and spike marks. Crack on backside on barrel. Showing a fading No. 18 on knob, Hebner's number with the Phillies. $150
Pancho Herrera, Phillies first baseman (1958, 1960-61). 1960s Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby FUNGO bat that Herrera used during his coaching career. Bat is autographed on the barrel. Herrera's name is engraved on the barrel, and that makes this very rare because very few fungo bats are personalized. 36 1/2 inches long. Nothing engraved on knob. Bat is in great shape with no cracks, but it definitely shows some use. $700
Ricardo Joseph, 1B/OF for Kansas City A's (1964) and the Phillies (1967-70), career .243 hitter. Game-used bat is a Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby F89. AUTOGRAPHED very nicely on barrel. $300. No. 34 written on knob in black marker. Slight handle crack. Shows very good use with pine tar stains and ball marks. From Library.com, "A strong, 6'1" 190-lb Dominican, Joseph was mostly a Phillies fill-in. When the team, beset by injuries, won nine in a row in mid-1969, Joseph batted .368 with 12 RBI. That year, he hit safely in 16 straight games. Joseph died at age 39 of a kidney ailment." $350
John Kruk, three-time All-Star 1B for Padres (1986-89), Phillies (1989-94) and White Sox (1995). Mizuno bat with tons of use. Pine tar stains, ball marks. AUTOGRAPHED on barrel next to Kruk's name. No. 29 written on knob. 1 AOM engraved on knob. Does NOT appear to be cracked. $250.
Al Lakeman, catcher for Cincinnati Reds (1942-47), Philadelphia Phillies (47-48), Boston Braves (1949) and Detroit Tigers (1954). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby game-used bat from the 1940s. Bat is in great shape with a hairline crack on the barrel, opposite the trademark side of the bat. L74 engraved into knob. $450
Ricky Ledee - Carolina Clubs Pro Model. Bat is black. American Flag stamped next to name of bat. Autographed next to name, but it's fading. $90
Joe Lis, outfielder for Phillies (1970-72), Twins (1973-74), Indians (1974-76) and Mariners (1977). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby. No. 2 on handle, Lis' number in 1971-72 with the Phillies. Lots of use. Very slight handle crack. $150.
Joe Lonnett, Phillies catcher from 1956-59. Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby. Nice condition despite slight handle crack with three tiny nails. No chucks missing from bat, which shows great use. M110 engraved in handle. Lonnett engraved in barrel. $400
Greg Luzinski, four-time All-Star LF and member of the Phillies' 1980 World Series team. Adirondack Big stick has No. 19 written on knob in black marker. Shows good use with pine tar stains. No. 19 written on knob. 300 A on knob, indicating model of bat. NO CRACKS. $250
Greg Luzinski, four-time All-Star LF and member of the Phillies' 1980 World Series team. Very rare dark brown playoff bat. Adirondack 302. No cracks. Pine tar stains. No. 19 written on barrel. Shows good use. NO CRACKS. $250
Jason Michaels - Louisville Slugger, Genuine I13, color of bat is black, Michaels' name and the Phillies' name on the barrel. Michaels also autographed the bat on the barrel. Pine tar stains on handle. No. 67 written on knob in silver marker. This was used during spring training early in his career. Barrel has a crack with a splintered piece hanging. Tape has been placed over the splintered piece so handler doesn't cut his hand. $125
Jerry Martin, Game-used, Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby K55XL. JM, 21 written on knob. Has marks on handle where black tape once was. No cracks, shows some use with ball marks on barrel. $125
Tim McCarver, Game-used, Louisville Slugger, Genuine C271. very slight handle crack. Lots of use with pine tar stains and ball marks. $275
Don Money, third baseman for Phillies (1968-72) and Brewers (1973-83). Wore No. 7 during his time with Brewers. Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby genuine. Shows little use. No. 7 written on knob, Money's number with the Brewers. Knob has M1116 engraved. $125.
Brett Myers, Sam Bat. Handle is cherry red, base of bat is black. No. 39 written on knob on the Canadian flag logo. Autographed nicely under the name Phillies, and Myers added GU '03, for game-used 2003. $300
Lance Parrish, eight-time All-Star catcher with the Tigers (1977-86), Phillies (1987-88), Angels (1989-92), Mariners (1992), Indians (1993), Pirates (1994) and Blue Jays (1995). Game-used Adirondack Big Stick with Parrish's name engraved in barrel. Bat in great shape. Shows light use. No. 13 written in knob in marker. 432A engraved into knob. $150.
Eddie Pellagrini, infielder for Red Sox (1946-47), Browns (1948-49), Phillies (1951), Reds (1952) and Pirates (1943-54). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby genuine. G69L engraved on knob. Very, very slight handle crack. Lots of use. After playing career, Pellagrini coached baseball at Boston College for more than 30 years (1957-88), leading the school to three College World Series. He died in 2006 at age 88. $300
Mike Piazza - Los Angeles Dodgers game-used bat. 11-time All-Star. 125 Louisville Slugger, Genuine 113, name burned in at bottom. No. 31 written on knob. $400
Aldolfo Phillips - Game-used bat. Handle crack has nails and black tape covering it. Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby C205I. No. 23 written on knob, Phillips' number with Phillies in 1965-66. Phillips played for the Phillies from 1964-66, the Cubs from 1966-69, the Expos from 1969-70 and Cleveland in 1972. Phillips played for the expansion Expos. $425
Jimmy Rollins, three-time All-Star SS. UNCRACKED Louisville Slugger model T141. Ball marks. No. 11 written on handle. Rollins wore No. 11 in 2001 and 2002, and from 2004-2005. $275
Mike Schmidt - vintage Adirondack bat, believed to be from 1979, due to the No. 170 etched into the knob. No. 20 written on barrel. Shows great use with ball marks, pine tar shows and a slight crack on handle. $2,000
Mike Schmidt - Adirondack, very clean. No. 20 written on barrel. Hall of Fame third baseman and the Phillies' 1980 World Series championship team. $2,200
Manny Trillo, four-time All-Star second baseman for A's (1973-74), Cubs (1975-78, 1986-88), Phillies (1979-82), Indians (1983), Expos (1983), Giants (1984-85) and Reds (1989). Louisville Slugger S2. Slight handle crack. Shows good use. No. 8 written on knob. Member of the Phillies' 1980 World Series championship team. $250.
For pictures or questions, email me at randarino@aol.com
Bobby Abreu, two-time All-Star RF. Sam Bat, rare style he used during for a time when he played for the Phillies. On barrel, it says, "Bobby Abreu, Philadelphia Phillies, Rideau Crusher, B1. No. 53 written in black marker on the knob on top of the Canadian flag sticker which comes on all Sam bats. Good use with heavy pine tar stains and ball marks. Bat does not appear cracked. $250
Bobby Abreu, Carolina Clubs pro model, uncracked, shows light use. No. 53 written on knob. $250
Bobby Abreu, two-time All-Star RF. Carolina Clubs Pro Model bat with rare barrel that simply reads, "Bobby" No. 53 written on knob with a brown marker. Heavy pine tar stains, ball marks and a very slight handle crack. $250.
Bobby Abreu, two-time All-Star RF. Easton Sports bat, Pro Maple RA353. LOTS of use. Pine tar stains, dirt stains, ball marks and handle crack. $250.
Bobby Abreu, two-time All-Star RF. Carolina Clubs pro model, uncracked, shows light use. No. 53 written on knob. $250.
Dick Allen - Louisville Slugger Bicentennial bat, autographed. Model P89. No. 15 on knob. Bicentennial logo between name and trademark $1,500
Dick Allen - Louisville Slugger Old Timer's Day Bat. Bat is dated to around 1992 because the team name is on the bat, which didn't occur until 1991. Louisville Slugger genuine P89. Autographed on the barrel. $600
Mike Anderson - Game-used Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby. Autographed on barrel, "To Paul, Mike Anderson." No. 22 written on knob in black marker. Bat shows good use. Pine tar stains. Ball marks. Does not appear to be cracked. $175
Jose Cardenal, game-used and autographed bat. Louisville Slugger C243. Shows lots of use. No. 1 written on knob. Autographed on barrel (Howard's bat), $175
Darren Daulton, three-time All-Star C. Louisville Slugger, very slight handle crack, shows good use, comes with Daulton game-used Franklin batting glove that has No. 10 written on it. $175
Denny Doyle, 2B for Phillies (1970-73), Angels (1974-75), Red Sox (17975-77). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby genuine. Ball marks on barrel. Doesn't seem to be cracked. Knob has K55 engraved. $200
Lenny Dykstra, three-time All-Star CF. Mizuno bat, shows great use, cracked handle, $225
Lenny Dykstra - three-time All-Star CF. Autographed Louisville Slugger, very light use, model B267. $225
Richie Hebner, 3B/1B for Pirates (1969-76, 1982-83), Phillies (1977-78), Mets (1979), Tigers (1980-82) and Cubs (1984-85). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby K44. Great use with major pine tar stains, ball marks and spike marks. Crack on backside on barrel. Showing a fading No. 18 on knob, Hebner's number with the Phillies. $150
Pancho Herrera, Phillies first baseman (1958, 1960-61). 1960s Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby FUNGO bat that Herrera used during his coaching career. Bat is autographed on the barrel. Herrera's name is engraved on the barrel, and that makes this very rare because very few fungo bats are personalized. 36 1/2 inches long. Nothing engraved on knob. Bat is in great shape with no cracks, but it definitely shows some use. $700
Ricardo Joseph, 1B/OF for Kansas City A's (1964) and the Phillies (1967-70), career .243 hitter. Game-used bat is a Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby F89. AUTOGRAPHED very nicely on barrel. $300. No. 34 written on knob in black marker. Slight handle crack. Shows very good use with pine tar stains and ball marks. From Library.com, "A strong, 6'1" 190-lb Dominican, Joseph was mostly a Phillies fill-in. When the team, beset by injuries, won nine in a row in mid-1969, Joseph batted .368 with 12 RBI. That year, he hit safely in 16 straight games. Joseph died at age 39 of a kidney ailment." $350
John Kruk, three-time All-Star 1B for Padres (1986-89), Phillies (1989-94) and White Sox (1995). Mizuno bat with tons of use. Pine tar stains, ball marks. AUTOGRAPHED on barrel next to Kruk's name. No. 29 written on knob. 1 AOM engraved on knob. Does NOT appear to be cracked. $250.
Al Lakeman, catcher for Cincinnati Reds (1942-47), Philadelphia Phillies (47-48), Boston Braves (1949) and Detroit Tigers (1954). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby game-used bat from the 1940s. Bat is in great shape with a hairline crack on the barrel, opposite the trademark side of the bat. L74 engraved into knob. $450
Ricky Ledee - Carolina Clubs Pro Model. Bat is black. American Flag stamped next to name of bat. Autographed next to name, but it's fading. $90
Joe Lis, outfielder for Phillies (1970-72), Twins (1973-74), Indians (1974-76) and Mariners (1977). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby. No. 2 on handle, Lis' number in 1971-72 with the Phillies. Lots of use. Very slight handle crack. $150.
Joe Lonnett, Phillies catcher from 1956-59. Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby. Nice condition despite slight handle crack with three tiny nails. No chucks missing from bat, which shows great use. M110 engraved in handle. Lonnett engraved in barrel. $400
Greg Luzinski, four-time All-Star LF and member of the Phillies' 1980 World Series team. Adirondack Big stick has No. 19 written on knob in black marker. Shows good use with pine tar stains. No. 19 written on knob. 300 A on knob, indicating model of bat. NO CRACKS. $250
Greg Luzinski, four-time All-Star LF and member of the Phillies' 1980 World Series team. Very rare dark brown playoff bat. Adirondack 302. No cracks. Pine tar stains. No. 19 written on barrel. Shows good use. NO CRACKS. $250
Jason Michaels - Louisville Slugger, Genuine I13, color of bat is black, Michaels' name and the Phillies' name on the barrel. Michaels also autographed the bat on the barrel. Pine tar stains on handle. No. 67 written on knob in silver marker. This was used during spring training early in his career. Barrel has a crack with a splintered piece hanging. Tape has been placed over the splintered piece so handler doesn't cut his hand. $125
Jerry Martin, Game-used, Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby K55XL. JM, 21 written on knob. Has marks on handle where black tape once was. No cracks, shows some use with ball marks on barrel. $125
Tim McCarver, Game-used, Louisville Slugger, Genuine C271. very slight handle crack. Lots of use with pine tar stains and ball marks. $275
Don Money, third baseman for Phillies (1968-72) and Brewers (1973-83). Wore No. 7 during his time with Brewers. Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby genuine. Shows little use. No. 7 written on knob, Money's number with the Brewers. Knob has M1116 engraved. $125.
Brett Myers, Sam Bat. Handle is cherry red, base of bat is black. No. 39 written on knob on the Canadian flag logo. Autographed nicely under the name Phillies, and Myers added GU '03, for game-used 2003. $300
Lance Parrish, eight-time All-Star catcher with the Tigers (1977-86), Phillies (1987-88), Angels (1989-92), Mariners (1992), Indians (1993), Pirates (1994) and Blue Jays (1995). Game-used Adirondack Big Stick with Parrish's name engraved in barrel. Bat in great shape. Shows light use. No. 13 written in knob in marker. 432A engraved into knob. $150.
Eddie Pellagrini, infielder for Red Sox (1946-47), Browns (1948-49), Phillies (1951), Reds (1952) and Pirates (1943-54). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby genuine. G69L engraved on knob. Very, very slight handle crack. Lots of use. After playing career, Pellagrini coached baseball at Boston College for more than 30 years (1957-88), leading the school to three College World Series. He died in 2006 at age 88. $300
Mike Piazza - Los Angeles Dodgers game-used bat. 11-time All-Star. 125 Louisville Slugger, Genuine 113, name burned in at bottom. No. 31 written on knob. $400
Aldolfo Phillips - Game-used bat. Handle crack has nails and black tape covering it. Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby C205I. No. 23 written on knob, Phillips' number with Phillies in 1965-66. Phillips played for the Phillies from 1964-66, the Cubs from 1966-69, the Expos from 1969-70 and Cleveland in 1972. Phillips played for the expansion Expos. $425
Jimmy Rollins, three-time All-Star SS. UNCRACKED Louisville Slugger model T141. Ball marks. No. 11 written on handle. Rollins wore No. 11 in 2001 and 2002, and from 2004-2005. $275
Mike Schmidt - vintage Adirondack bat, believed to be from 1979, due to the No. 170 etched into the knob. No. 20 written on barrel. Shows great use with ball marks, pine tar shows and a slight crack on handle. $2,000
Mike Schmidt - Adirondack, very clean. No. 20 written on barrel. Hall of Fame third baseman and the Phillies' 1980 World Series championship team. $2,200
Manny Trillo, four-time All-Star second baseman for A's (1973-74), Cubs (1975-78, 1986-88), Phillies (1979-82), Indians (1983), Expos (1983), Giants (1984-85) and Reds (1989). Louisville Slugger S2. Slight handle crack. Shows good use. No. 8 written on knob. Member of the Phillies' 1980 World Series championship team. $250.
For pictures or questions, email me at randarino@aol.com
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