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Who knows about Babe Ruth 1935S bat stamped on label only 1 made given to Ruth at retirement 1935. has 100 faded artwork from ink well pen. louisville slugger has no record. Mears confirms real.?
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∙ 15y ago
If MEARS confirmed that the bat is authentic, then MEARS Knows about it. Louisville slugger does not keep records on store model bats. If the bat was presented to Babe Ruth at retirement it would be an historic piece of memorabilia, and should be accompanied by provenance. I have no idea what you mean by 100 faded art work. You can contact MEARS trough their message board, See Related Links below.
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