Louisville Slugger's maple bat models are called M9 models. This is what is next to the trademark on the bat. It is simply the model name they chose for their maple bats.
Tournament Player Series
R17 is the model of the bat. Big PaaaPaa
it means diamond ball bat
TPX is one way Louisville Slugger indicates the bat is made for baseball.TPX = baseballTPS = softball
It means what type it is. Like if it is light weight then it would be RC1 but if it is heavy it is RC2.
JR2 is short for "J"ackie "R"obinson 3"2" inch model
The "180" on a Louisville Slugger bat typically refers to the model number of the bat, indicating a specific design or style. Each model can vary in terms of weight, balance, and barrel size, catering to different player preferences. In some cases, it may also indicate the bat's length or drop weight. Always check the manufacturer's specifications for detailed information on that particular model.
TPS is the make of the bat. It is a sports company that produces both softball and baseball bats. This is just like Easton or Louisville Slugger brand bats.
The stars on Louisville Slugger gloves indicate the glove's quality and level of craftsmanship. Generally, more stars signify a higher-quality glove, often made from premium materials and featuring advanced construction techniques. This rating system helps players choose gloves that best fit their needs, whether for recreational play or professional use.
The "125 Y" on a Louisville Slugger bat indicates the model and grade of the wood used in its construction. The "125" refers to the specific grade of ash wood, which is known for its durability and performance, while the "Y" signifies that the bat is designed for youth players. This designation helps players and parents choose the right bat based on quality and intended use.
The number "125" on a Louisville Slugger bat indicates the model and the grade of the wood used; in this case, it refers to a specific line of bats made from high-quality maple or ash. The "K48" refers to a specific model within that line, which is designed with a particular barrel size and handle thickness. This combination helps players choose a bat that fits their hitting style and preferences.
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.