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Posted 1 year ago
bigecheese…
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I was given a bat from my grandfather. The cork gripped bat has a Kork Grip patented Sep 15, 1914. The center oval has LOUISVILLE SLUGGER, 40 K, J.F. HILLERICH & SON Co, dash dot dash, LOUISVILLE, KY. TRADE MARK, ET Collins (cursive), REG.U.S.PAT.OFF. There is no number on the end of the knob of the handle. I believe it may be from 1915 from the articles that I have read. I would greatly appreciate any help in identifying exactly what I have. Thanks to anyone who can give me any information.
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Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
You better look at this site.
http://www.mearsonline.com/index.php?mact=News,cntnt01,detail,0&cntnt01articleid=447&cntnt01returnid=98
Thanks packrat-place.
does the bat say kork grip patented or patent pending?
matt
Bub13@aol.com
It says patented. Any info would be greatly appreciated Matt.
Your dating of it is right. Its a good bat. Price depends a lot on length, weight and condition. Its rare nonetheless.
I have some kork grips pictured on my site.
oldbaseballbats.webs.com