Alex Rodriguez Signed GAME USED Black Louisville Slugger C271 Bat Seattle Mariners with the "#3"

Alex Rodriguez Signed Black Louisville Slugger C271 Bat Seattle Mariners with the "#3"

A Ken Griffey, Jr. Seattle Mariners game used block-lettered Louisville Slugger C271 Signed in silver sharpie Approx. h. 6", w. 36.5", d. 4.5"

Lot of (4) Cleveland Indians Baseball Bats; includes (3) gamers used by Jody Gerut, Marty Cordova and Geronimo Berroa; Gerut bat measures approx 33-1/2" in length, black Louisville Slugger C271 bat wi

Ken Griffey Jr. Autographed Black Louisville Slugger Game Model Bat Seattle Mariners Beckett BAS

Signed Darrell Evans game used bat Louisville Slugger 123 C271

Louisville Slugger Model C271 Pro Stock game used bat signed by Josh Bell during 2009 Baysox season is signed with a C.O.A. by Charles Whitney. Bat has "Knox" on end of handle.

Louisville Slugger Model C271 Pro Stock game used bat signed by Josh Bell during 2009 Baysox season is signed with a C.O.A. by Charles Whitney. Bat has "Knox" on end of handle.

Robbie Alomar Autographed Game Used Louisville Slugger; outstanding black Louisville Slugger 125 Powerized bat used by baseball superstar, Robbie Alomar; bat is signed on the barrel in silver sharpie

DON MATTINGLY GAME USED LOUISVILLE SLUGGER MODEL 274 BASEBALL BAT , HAND SIGNED IN BLACK SHARPIE MARKER "TO A GREAT GUY & FRIEND , GOD BLESS , DON MATTINGLY" ; PURCHASED FROM LELANDS AUCTION JANUARY 1

Floyd Baker Game USed and Autographed Louisville Slugger Bat: Signed on the barrel. Great game used wear 33.5" long, model C271 Pro Stock. Autograph comes with LOA from James SPence

Circa 1980's Houston Astros game used Louisville Slugger 125 Genuine Model C271, #59 in black marker on knob & end cap, loss of piece underneath tape, crack on handle

bat measures 36 in L x 3 in W; The Bat is a limited edition, personally signed Louisville Slugger Bat that is an exact replica DiMaggio used during his 56 consecutive game hitting streak that began 19

Circa 1993-1997 Colorado Rockies game used Louisville Slugger 125 Genuine Model R205, #14 in black marker on knob, signed in purple sharpie on barrel

Andrew McCutchen's game-used rookie-era circa 2008 Louisville Slugger C271 personal model baseball bat, engraved on the barrel with his name and team ("Andrew McCutchen, Pittsburgh Pirates"), and

Nick Swisher's game-used personalized Louisville Slugger M9 baseball bat, used by Swisher as a member of the New York Yankees during the 2010 season, signed on the barrel in gold ink, “Nick

Curtis Granderson's game-used personalized Louisville Slugger M9 baseball bat, used by Granderson as a member of the New York Yankees during the 2012 season, signed on the barrel in silver ink, &l

Paul Blair’s game-used personalized Louisville Slugger 125 (Hillerich & Bradsby) baseball bat, used by Blair as a member of the Baltimore Orioles, dating to the 1969 and 1972 seasons, signed

Michael Jordan Spring Training Used and Signed White Sox Baseball Bat. Louisville Slugger, 1994. Black wooden spring training Louisville Slugger 215 baseball bat engraved on the body: “Genuine M216/

Includes 13 Signatures with Hall of Famer Gary Carter, PSA DNA COA #AD05539, 33 3/4 inches, Louisville Sluger 125.

An Eddie Murray Game Used Bat, Louisville Slugger M275 Property from the Collection of Mr. Steven Schwab, Chicago, Illinois

Lou Gehrig Signed Louisville Slugger Mini Bat. Boldy signed in black ink. Quiet and unassuming, Gehrig struggled to make friends with many of his colorful and spotlight-hungry Yankee teammates, especi

Muhammad Ali Signed Louisville Slugger "The Greatest" Black Bat. Signed by Muhammad Ali in gold metallic ink on the barrel. The bat commemorates Ali's great career and has numerous highlights from his

JACKIE ROBINSON SIGNED HILLERICH & BRADSBY LOUISVILLE SLUGGER 125 BASEBALL BAT. Jack Roosevelt Robinson was born on January 31, 1919, in Cairo, Georgia. Robinson became the first Black athlete to play

JACKIE ROBINSON SIGNED HILLERICH & BRADSBY LOUISVILLE SLUGGER 125 BASEBALL BAT. Jack Roosevelt Robinson was born on January 31, 1919, in Cairo, Georgia. Robinson became the first Black athlete to play