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I found this bat several years ago at a flea market in a Chicago suburb. This bat was sold as a souvenir at Wrigley Field in 1932 during the Cubs vs Yankees World Series. This was the series when Babe Ruth supposedly pointed to center field and hit a called shot Home Run.
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So cool!
I have one my mom bought from a coworker. From what I know, the coworkers father attended a game and bought one. Was wondering how much it is worth?
Very cool!!