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If everyone who has already asked or said they want one pays (three have been paid for already), then I ONLY have 2 left for sale as of this writing.
It is 11:45am in Denver, CO (MDT) and I am heading back out to work.
I will follow up (in order) with any further inquiries.
A few people have asked questions but not committed to buying yet, I have included you in the '7' I am expecting are sold, but if I get serious inquires and offers before the day is out without hearing from you, I will be moving these balls.
Just got home from work and here's what I have so far:
Goh Nishiyama - 3 balls (PAID)
Ryan Woods - 1 ball (PAID)
Ron Samiano - 1 ball (PAID)
John Lind - 1 ball (PAID)
Joel Sabalza - 1 ball (Pending)
Andrew Tilley - 1 ball (Pending)
Troy Kinunen - 1 ball (Pending)
That's all 9 guys!
I will search my stuff to see if I have any more, but I think that's it! I contacted my buddy who worked at Rawlings with me and he no longer has any left either, so these are it!
Thanks to the buyers who have committed/purchased these balls!
Except for Joel (Pending) and Andrew (Just got Payment), the rest shipped today @ 12:08:41 MDT via 1st Class Parcel Post from Eastlake, CO.
Please let me know when they arrive.
All the best -
Chris
Payment sent. Thanks Chris.
Regards,
Joel S.
joelsabi @ gmail.com Wanted: Alex Rodriguez Game Used Items and other unique artifacts, 1992 thru 1998 only. From High School to Early Mariners.
Quick question: How exactly were these displayed originally with the stitching? Was the thread wrapped around the needles or sort of loose and hanging off (wanted to set it up to best show the process).
Quick question: How exactly were these displayed originally with the stitching? Was the thread wrapped around the needles or sort of loose and hanging off (wanted to set it up to best show the process).
Just like it came.
When we were ready to show how to stitch a ball, we pulled the needles, unwrapped the threads and wrapped damp sponges over the unstitched leather to make it soft and pliable.
Then we put them in the clamp on the chair and started the stitching process...
All the best -
Chris
P.S. I bought a silver napkin ring at Cost Plus and just et the ball in it to display it!
My Rawlings Display 'Stitch' baseball arrived today, and it is great! It is visually stunning and will make for a great conversation piece. Also, you did a fantastic job of using a foam pad to reduce the risk of possibly touching the needles while removing the baseball out of the box. Thank you for that consideration!
I hope the other lucky Forum members are just as pleased with their baseball as I am.
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