Louisville Base Ball Company Stock (101423)

Lot of 4 Vintage Louisville Slugger Baseball Bats, Henry Aaron, Ken Berry Mickey Mantle (Little League) and Bill Madlock (Little League).

Vintage Roberto Clemente Louisville Slugger Little League Baseball Bat.

Wood Bat, Autographed #17 Powerized MODEL C245 PRO STOCK good condition

2 Louisville Slugger Mickey Mantle Baseball Bats.

Found in Feller's office bookshelf is this 1978 SUPERSTARS BASEBALL Game from THE AVALON HILL GAME COMPANY and Sports Illustrated. Game in which allows you to play a 9 inning game in just about 30 min

The famous Cleveland company partnered with Louisville Slugger to make bats for them in the 1920's and 1930's. This Double Header is the 50 cent retail model. Block letter "LAJOIE" on the barrel. Grea

A Group of Pete Rose Signed Autograph Baseball Bats (BAS Beckett Authentication Services Certified), comprising of a Louisville Slugger Pro Stock Model R161 inscribed "Pete Rose Hit King #4256" in blu

125 Louisville Slugger Model C271 Pro Stock. 34 inches, We Guarantee the Authenticity of this Item

This lot is for a beautiful never used 1921 E120 National League Baseball Card Album. This album, made of heavy stock black paper, was made to have youngsters glue in their American Caramel Company ba

Johnny Vander Meer autographed genuine 125 Louisville Slugger bat, Model C243 pro stock. Johnny Vandermeer ink signed deBeer Official horsehide cover PB baseball, comes in Collector Safe. Contact our

This is a Louisville Bridge Company stock certificate dated November 2, 1893, and numbered 1753. Issued for 20 shares of capital stock. Beautiful bridge, railroad, and ship vignette. Nice original con

This is a Louisville Bridge Company stock certificate from October 30, 1901 for four shares of common stock, Certificate number 1992. Beautiful bridge, train, and ship vignette. Nice original conditio

Six-time Major League Baseball All Star and four-time Gold Glove winner Kenny Lofton autographed memorabilia, includes (1) Louisville Slugger baseball bat, engraved "Kenny Lofton" and signed "K. Lofto

Authentic Babe Ruth Signed "Sincerely Babe Ruth" Hillerich & Bradsby Co 40BR "Louisville Slugger" Baseball Bat. Step back into the romantic age of baseball and immerse yourself in the rich history tha

Authentic Babe Ruth Autographed Hillerich & Bradsby Co 40BR "Louisville Slugger" Baseball Bat. Up for auction is an extremely rare and one-of-a-kind piece of baseball memorabilia - a Hillerich & Brads

One of the all-time great mining stock vignettes! Inc. in Colorado. Mines in Cripple Creek District, Colorado. No. 740, issued for 5,000 shares to Isaac Schuff on Jan. 5th, 1897. Signed by DN Bash as

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/

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

Historic Jackie Robinson Signed Louisville Slugger 125 Baseball Bat. We are incredibly proud to present one of the most significant pieces of sports memorabilia available on the market to you. This is

This is a new, unused Louisville and Jeffersonville Bridge Company $100 per share capital stock certificate from the 1800s. Certificate number 353. Built for the “Big Four” railroad, the C

This BABE RUTH SIGNED LOUISVILLE SLUGGER 40 BR BASEBALL BAT is an incredibly rare and highly sought-after piece of baseball memorabilia. This Louisville Slugger model was the very same one that was us

[BASEBALL]. Late 19th/early 20th century company team photograph. Easton, PA. Sepia-toned photograph depicts a company ball club posed in front of a fence with a painted advertisement. 254 x 356 mm. C

[BASEBALL]. Late 19th/early 20th century company team photograph. Sepia-toned photograph depicts a ball club posed in a baseball field. Framed, 5 ½ x 7”.

The Victor Vending Company made this baseball themed machine in 1949. You must have your finger on the trigger and be ready to swing the "bat" when you insert the coin because the ball of gum immediat