What is the value of a signed miniature Louisville Slugger 125 wooden bat that was made in the fifties or sixties?

Answer 1

The Johnny Bench 125 Louisville Slugger 16" mini bat's sell for about $10.- $20. depending on age and condition. The older bats selling at the high end. Some mini bats can be dated the same way as the full sized bats. For a chart to date Louisville Slugger Baseball bats visit the link below (Related Links) Use the center label to date the bat.

Answer 2

From handle to tip

JB3 ----------------------------

Louisville Slugger ®

125

Hillerich & Bradsky Cº

Made in U.S.A

Louisville. K.Y

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Flame Tempered

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Genuine

Johnny Bench

Louisville Slugger

Bat is Dirty and not in perfect condition but not abused. With someone that knows how to "restore" this bat it could look very nice.

Answer 3

Most of the Louisville Slugger Mini Bats sold at souvenir stands at the at the stadiums during the 1950's and 1960's came with a facsimile stamped signature of a favorite baseball player. The value will rely on the player that endorsed the bat, age, and condition. In general they could sell in the $10. -$30. price range in excellent -near/mint condition. Players like Mickey Mantle, Ted Williams, or Jackie Robinson could sell for more.

If it is an authentic hand signed signature again, the value will rely on the player that signed the bat. A full sized bat would be most preferred for a signature, and a mini bat would bring a mini price in comparison to a full sized bat. Value will also vary based on the condition and what type of authenticity that accompanies the signature. If the signature is not authenticated it could sell at half the market value or less.

Answer 4

From the 1950's through the 1980's there were many different Louisville Slugger, Little League Model endorsed bats by Mickey Manlte. In general they sell in the $25. -$75. price range depending on condition, age, and model. The highest valued Mickey Mantle Little League bat would be the J2 H&B Decal Bat that can sell as high as $350. - $500. in excellent - near/mint condition with a fully 100% intact decal. The J2 H&B Little League decal bats were produced in the early 1950's. Players that were featured in this series of bats Which was produced by Louisville Slugger featured decals of the likenesses of popular Major Leaguers on the barrel including Ted Williams Mickey Mantle, and Jackie Robinson. The horizontal style decal featured the players name on the bottom left, and to the right of the player the words Little League, with It's a Louisville below.

Answer 5

Johnny Bench Little League Baseball BatThe 8 stamped on the knob indicates that the bat is 28 inches long. In general a Johnny Bench 28" Louisville slugger Little League bat is worth about $30.-$40 in excellent condition. The age and condition of the bat will dictate the value.The more wear on the bat the lower the value. A Near Mint bat could sell for more.