List of game-used bats, hats, gloves, etc for sale

[Randarino]

To everyone inquiring about the Goslin bat, I'm hoping to get pictures by Sunday night or Monday.
Randy

[Randarino]

Billy Martin hat pictures now available; Goslin bat pix will be available tonight or Monday; Also Hisle game-used bat is in TERRIFIC condition, not terrible condition as I wrongly put in the thread.
Randy

[plt4008usmc]

Is the Mathieson BP Jersey still availible? Sorry about the delay in response I ahve been busy.

[Randarino]

In response to a question in this thread, the Shane Victorino game-used bat has an 18 written on the knob, his 2006 number with the Phillies.

[Randarino]

Mathieson jersey still is available. I have pix.

[plt4008usmc]

my email is plt4008usmc@hotmail.com. Thank you!

[Qstick333]

Randarino -

I am interested in a few of your things - can you contact me via email

zzh@verizon.net

Thanks,

ZAch

[Randarino]

UPDATED LIST
GAME-WORN PHILLIES HELMETS
Ron Blazier, 1996 Phillies helmet. Left ear flap (Blazier hit right-handed). Size is 7 3/8. Back of helmet has a smalls tab that says, "Blazier 21." Blazier played for the Phillies in 1996 and 1997, but wore No. 21 only in 1996. He pitched in 63 games for the Phillies, posting a 4-2 record. In his only at-bat in 1996, he had a hit. $125

Calvin Maduro, 1996 Phillies helmet. Left ear flap (Blazier hit right-handed). Size is 7 3/8. Back of helmet has a smalls tab that says, "Maduro 56." Maduro played for the Phillies in 1996 and 1997, but wore No. 21 only in 1996. The Aruba native pitched in 19 games for the Phillies, making 15 starts, posting a 3-8 record. He was 0-4 as a hitter in 1996. $125

1980s Phillies helmet. Game-used, but number on back was removed. Written on the back in marker is 'Smoot,' apparently a players' nickname. Right ear flap, thus it was used by a right-handed hitter. American Baseball Cap made this helmet and it is a size 7 1/8. $60

GAME-WORN SPIKES
Larry Andersen - No. 42 written inside flaps. Size 10 1/2. $100.

Wally Backman, 1991-92, Nike low tops, No. 6 inside flaps. Size 7, $50.

Toby Borland - Red pony with blue and red plastic protector screwed into right foot. Name inside flaps. Size 12. $50

Wes Chamberlain - Pony low tops, Maroon. Both are autographed. Great use. Size 10.5. $50

Rheal Cormier, No. 37, Nike high tops. Size 9.5., $75

Keith Moreland - Pony low top turf shoes, maroon. Autograph on right shoe on the white stripe. Size 12. No. 6 $100

Vicente Padilla - Adidas, low tops, No. 44 written on back. Size 12. Both are autographed on outside flap. $50

No. 39 in tag, Nike Air low tops, Size 9.5. protective plastic on left toe. $30

Milt Thompson, 1993 Nike low tops, inside flap it says No. 25 with black marker, Milt Thompson 1993 with blue marker. Both spikes autographed recently at Phillies Christmas jersey sale, signed, 'Milt Thompson, '93 Phillies.' Size 9.5. $75


CATCHER'S GEAR, GAME-USED
Mark Parent game-used and AUTOGRAPHED shin guards. $100

Darren Daulton chest protector, from Daulton's wife, $200

Johnny Estrada, 2001 chest protector, No. 19 written on it. That was his number that season. $150

Lance Parrish chest protector from his time with the Phillies, $175

VINTAGE GAME-USED BATS
Bobby Abreu, Carolina Clubs pro model, uncracked, shows light use. No. 53 written on knob. $275.

Bobby Abreu, two-time All-Star RF. Carolina Clubs Pro Model bat with rare barrel that simply reads, "Bobby" No. 53 written on knob with a brown marker. Heavy pine tar stains, ball marks and a very slight handle crack. $250.

Bobby Abreu, two-time All-Star RF. Easton Sports bat, Pro Maple RA353. LOTS of use. Pine tar stains, dirt stains, ball marks and handle crack. $250.

Bobby Abreu, two-time All-Star RF. Carolina Clubs pro model, uncracked, shows light use. No. 53 written on knob. $250.

Dick Allen - Louisville Slugger Bicentennial bat, autographed. Model P89. No. 15 on knob. Bicentennial logo between name and trademark $1,500

Mike Anderson - Game-used Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby. Autographed on barrel, "To Paul, Mike Anderson." No. 22 written on knob in black marker. Bat shows good use. Pine tar stains. Ball marks. Does not appear to be cracked. $150.

John Buzhardt, Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby game-used bat with a handle crack. S2 etched into knob. Buzhardt in block letters on barrel. Bat has very good use. This is a 1960s pitcher bat, which are very hard to find. $600.

Jose Cardenal, game-used and autographed bat. Louisville Slugger C243. Shows lots of use. No. 1 written on knob. Autographed on barrel (Howard's bat), $150

Bobby Del Greco, 1961 Adirondack 302 game-used bat. Cream bat with white lettering. Del Greco in block letters on the barrel. 89B etched into the knob. Also on the knob is a faded No. 14. Del Greco wore No. 14 only once in his career, while playing for the 1961 Kansas City Athletics. Bat shows some use with a few ball marks. $500

Denny Doyle, 2B for Phillies (1970-73), Angels (1974-75), Red Sox (17975-77). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby genuine. Ball marks on barrel. Doesn't seem to be cracked. Knob has K55 engraved. $175

Lenny Dykstra, three-time All-Star CF. Mizuno bat, shows great use, cracked handle, $200

Lenny Dykstra - three-time All-Star CF. Autographed Louisville Slugger, very light use, model B267. $200

Richie Hebner, 3B/1B for Pirates (1969-76, 1982-83), Phillies (1977-78), Mets (1979), Tigers (1980-82) and Cubs (1984-85). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby K44. Great use with major pine tar stains, ball marks and spike marks. Crack on backside on barrel. Showing a fading No. 18 on knob, Hebner's number with the Phillies. $125

Pancho Herrera, Phillies first baseman (1958, 1960-61). 1960s Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby FUNGO bat that Herrera used during his coaching career. Bat is autographed on the barrel. Herrera's name is engraved on the barrel, and that makes this very rare because very few fungo bats are personalized. 36 1/2 inches long. Nothing engraved on knob. Bat is in great shape with no cracks, but it definitely shows some use. $700

Ricardo Joseph, 1B/OF for Kansas City A's (1964) and the Phillies (1967-70), career .243 hitter. Game-used bat is a Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby F89. AUTOGRAPHED very nicely on barrel. No. 34 written on knob in black marker. Slight handle crack. Shows very good use with pine tar stains and ball marks. From Library.com, "A strong, 6'1" 190-lb Dominican, Joseph was mostly a Phillies fill-in. When the team, beset by injuries, won nine in a row in mid-1969, Joseph batted .368 with 12 RBI. That year, he hit safely in 16 straight games. Joseph died at age 39 of a kidney ailment." $300

John Kruk, three-time All-Star 1B for Padres (1986-89), Phillies (1989-94) and White Sox (1995). Mizuno bat with tons of use. Pine tar stains, ball marks. AUTOGRAPHED on barrel next to Kruk's name. No. 29 written on knob. 1 AOM engraved on knob. Does NOT appear to be cracked. $200.

Al Lakeman, catcher for Cincinnati Reds (1942-47), Philadelphia Phillies (47-48), Boston Braves (1949) and Detroit Tigers (1954). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby game-used bat from the 1940s. Bat is in great shape with a hairline crack on the barrel, opposite the trademark side of the bat. L74 engraved into knob. $400

Ricky Ledee, Carolina Clubs Pro Model. Bat is black. American Flag stamped next to name of bat. Autographed next to name, but it's fading. $60

Joe Lis, outfielder for Phillies (1970-72), Twins (1973-74), Indians (1974-76) and Mariners (1977). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby. No. 2 on handle, Lis' number in 1971-72 with the Phillies. Lots of use. Very slight handle crack. $100.

Joe Lonnett, Phillies catcher from 1956-59. Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby. Nice condition despite slight handle crack with three tiny nails. Coached Pirates 1979 World Series team. $400

Greg Luzinski, four-time All-Star LF and member of the Phillies' 1980 World Series team. Adirondack Big stick has No. 19 written on knob in black marker. Shows good use with pine tar stains. No. 19 written on knob. 300 A on knob, indicating model of bat. NO CRACKS. $200

Greg Luzinski, four-time All-Star LF and member of the Phillies' 1980 World Series team. Very rare dark brown playoff bat. Adirondack 302. No cracks. Pine tar stains. No. 19 written on barrel. Shows good use. NO CRACKS. $225

Jason Michaels - Louisville Slugger, Genuine I13, color of bat is black, Michaels' name and the Phillies' name on the barrel. Michaels also autographed the bat on the barrel. Pine tar stains on handle. No. 67 written on knob in silver marker. This was used during spring training early in his career. Barrel has a crack with a splintered piece hanging. Tape has been placed over the splintered piece so handler doesn't cut his hand. $100

Jerry Martin, Game-used, Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby K55XL. JM, 21 written on knob. Has marks on handle where black tape once was. No cracks, shows some use with ball marks on barrel. $100.

Tim McCarver, Game-used, Louisville Slugger, Genuine C271. very slight handle crack. Lots of use with pine tar stains and ball marks. $250.

Don Money, third baseman for Phillies (1968-72) and Brewers (1973-83). Wore No. 7 during his time with Brewers. Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby genuine. Shows little use. No. 7 written on knob, Money's number with the Brewers. Knob has M1116 engraved. $125.

Lance Parrish, eight-time All-Star catcher with the Tigers (1977-86), Phillies (1987-88), Angels (1989-92), Mariners (1992), Indians (1993), Pirates (1994) and Blue Jays (1995). Game-used Adirondack Big Stick with Parrish's name engraved in barrel. Bat in great shape. Shows light use. No. 13 written in knob in marker. 432A engraved into knob. $150.

Eddie Pellagrini, infielder for Red Sox (1946-47), Browns (1948-49), Phillies (1951), Reds (1952) and Pirates (1943-54). Louisville Slugger Hillerich & Bradsby genuine. G69L engraved on knob. Very, very slight handle crack. Lots of use. After playing career, Pellagrini coached baseball at Boston College for more than 30 years (1957-88), leading the school to three College World Series. He died in 2006 at age 88. $250

Aldolfo Phillips - Game-used bat. Handle crack has nails and black tape covering it. Louisville Slugger, Hillerich & Bradsby C205I. No. 23 written on knob, Phillips' number with Phillies in 1965-66. Phillips played for the Phillies from 1964-66, the Cubs from 1966-69, the Expos from 1969-70 and Cleveland in 1972. Phillips played for the expansion Expos. $400

Jimmy Rollins, three-time All-Star SS. UNCRACKED Louisville Slugger model T141. Ball marks. No. 11 written on handle. Rollins wore No. 11 in 2001 and 2002, and from 2004-2005. $250

Scott Rolen, four-time All-Star and six-time Gold Glove 3B. Cracked Stick By Stan bat that was used in his first at-bat during his Rookie of the Year season in 1997. Next to Rolen's name on the barrel is says, "SR 1797," which stands for Scott Rolen, uniform No. 17, 1997. Rolen used Stick by Stan bats for a short time during the beginning of 1997 due to a delay in shipment of his Louisville Slugger bats. Cracked near trademark with a small chunk missing. $2,000.

Pete Rose - Mizuno Genuine R3631. Black in color. NOT game-used, but rare bat and autographed Pete Rose, Hit King 4250. Purchased from late Phils executive/manager Paul Owens. $1,100
Mike Schmidt - vintage Adirondack bat, believed to be from 1979, due to the No. 170 etched into the knob. No. 20 written on barrel. Shows great use with ball marks, pine tar shows and a slight crack on handle. $1,750.

Mike Schmidt - Adirondack, very clean. No. 20 written on barrel. Hall of Fame third baseman and the Phillies' 1980 World Series championship team. $2,000

Manny Trillo, four-time All-Star second baseman for A's (1973-74), Cubs (1975-78, 1986-88), Phillies (1979-82), Indians (1983), Expos (1983), Giants (1984-85) and Reds (1989). Louisville Slugger S2. Slight handle crack. Shows good use. No. 8 written on knob. Member of the Phillies' 1980 World Series championship team. $250.

Shane Victorino, Louisville Slugger 'Rock Hard Maple' game-used hat, model M159S. Bat is black. No. 16 written with silver marker on knob. Slight handle crack. $250.

Bob Watson, Adirondack Big Stick $100. 3W27 marked on knob. Also No. 19 written on knob with black marker. Bat has a slight handle crack and shows use. $100

Bob Watson, 1976 home Houston Astros pants. Number removed on pants. Tags are good inside, but pants later were used by others in the minors and their names are written on the inside in ink. $35

CLEARWATER PHILLIES GAME-USED ROAD JERSEYS
2 Vince Vukovich, 2003 Rawlings road jersey. Size 42. Flag patch on back. $50

GAME-USED BASES
Set of 3 game-used bases from a game played during the final weekend at Veterans Stadium. First base is signed by Jim Thome, second by Placido Polanco and Jimmy Rollins, third base by David Bell. Vet final season logo on bases. This very rare item must be sold as a set. $3,000.

2001 Opening Day base. Game-used and has the dirt to prove it. Face of base has MLB logo with the words: Opening Day 2001. $900

2004 Citizens Bank Park inaugural season game-used base. Has CBP inaugural season logo on face of the base, along with lots of dirt from the game. $700

2003 Veterans Stadium final season game-used base. Has Vet final season logo on face, and it is autographed by John Kruk, the first baseman on the Phillies' All-Vet team. $900


FRAMED READING PHILLIES JERSEY TO SCHMIDT FROM SCHMIDT NIGHT IN READING
1991 framed Reading Phillies jersey presented to Mike Schmidt when the team retired his number. The frame is 42 inches square, and this is the actual gift from the Reading Phillies to Schmidt. The plague reads, Salute to Mike Schmidt, June 20, 1991, Reading, Pa., No. 24 retired. Included is a 1992 Reading Phillies game program showing Schmidt accepting the framed jersey on the front cover, and a Schmidt bobble head from the guy where the bobble has jersey No.24, his Reading number. Frame alone is probably worth $500. Purchased from Schmidt's agent. $2,000.

GAME-USED GLOVES
Johnny Callison glove. Unused, but this Callison glove was purchased from Callison and with it comes a picture of him posing with it on his hand before a game at Connie Mack Stadium. Glove is a Spalding Deep Pocket, Signature model with Johnny Callison's facsimile signature printed in pocket. On outside pocket it says, 'Tra Pocket.' Callison signed the glove on the inside, on the pinky finger. $3,500.

Lenny Dykstra - Mizuta glove that can be used by a right-handed or left-handed fielder. Dykstra's nickname "Nails" is stitched into the glove, as is his No. 4. Not looking to sale, but will consider a $4,000 offer.

Scott Rolen, Zett glove, black and brown in color. 11 3/4 inch Big 1545. Not looking to sale, but will consider a $5,000 offer.

Omar Daal, LHP for Dodgers (1993-95, 2002), Expos (1996-97), Blue Jays (1997), Diamondbacks (1998-2000), Phillies (2000-01) and Orioles (2003). Zett Big-1511. Left-hander. Dark brown. Name stitched in glove. 68-78 career record, $250

Kevin Foster, RHP for Phillies (1993), Cubs (1994-98) and Rangers (2001). Rawlings CEAO1 Gold Glove series. Glove is back. Autographed in silver marker next to the Rawlings patch. Used in 1996. Member of Phillies' 1993 World Series team. $150.

Marvin Freeman, RHP for Phillies (1986-90), Braves (1990-93), Rockies (1994-96) and White Sox (1996). Rawlings Gold Glove Series, Pro 1000-BC. Autographed on front, but it's fading. Good use. $150

Doug Glanville, OF for Cubs (1996-97, 2003), Phillies (1998-2002, 2004) and Rangers (2003). Rawlings Gold Glove Series, Pro 303 4HB. Great use. Autographed on back. $400.

Gene Harris, RHP for Expos (1989), Mariners (1989-92), Padres (1992-94), Tigers (1994), Phillies (1995) and Orioles (1995). Rawlings Gold Glove Series, REK09. AUTOGRAPHED on front next to Rawlings logo. Very good use. $150

Mike Hartley, RHP for Dodgers (1989-91), Phillies (1991-92), Twins (1993), Red Sox (1995) and Orioles (1995). Rawlings OBEO1. AUTOGRAPHED on front, last name written on back with black marker. Very good use. $150

Chuck McElroy, LHP for Phillies (1989-90), Cubs (1991-93), Reds (1994-96), Angels (1996-97), White Sox (1997), Rockies (1998-99), Mets (1999), Orioles (2000-01) and Padres (2001). Rawlings Gold Glove Series KEA01. AUTOGRAPHED with No. 31, McElroy's jersey number in 1994-96 with Reds. $150

Roger McDowell, RHP for Mets (1985-89), Phillies (1989-91), Dodgers (1991-94), Rangers (1995) and Orioles (1996). Easton EXP 4B. Used in 1991, when McDowell played for Phillies and Dodgers. Both of his uniforms from that season are written in silver marker on the glove, 13 and 31. Glove shows very good use. Member of Mets 1986 World Series championship team. $500.
Steve Montgomery, RHP for A's (1996-97), Phillies (1999) and Padres (2000). Rawlings PRO 201-3. Light brown, great use. AUTOGRAPHED on backs, says Steve Montgomery, Romans 11:16. $100

Robert Person, RHP for Mets (1995-96), Blue Jays (1997-99), Phillies (199-2002), Red Sox (2003). Rawlings Pro 201-4B Gold Glove Series. Very good use. AUTOGRAPHED. $200.

Eric Plantenberg (1), left-handed pitcher for Mariners (1993-94) and Phillies. $100

Tom Nieto, C for Cardinals (1984-85), Expos (1986), Twins (1987-88), Phillies 1989-90). Wilson catcher's mitt. AUTOGRAPHED. Very good use. No. 11 written on it, Nieto's number in 1987, 1988 and 1990. Last name also written on back with a marker. $250.

ROBIN ROBERTS' ITEMS
1-Robin Roberts' 1950 World Series ring. The Phillies didn't give out rings in 1950 because they lost the series, always felt bad about this and decided to give everyone a ring during the 25th anniversary celebration of the Whiz Kids in 1975. Ring is gold with a stone that is believed to be garnet. One side of ring says "Phillies Whiz Kids NL Champions, while the other has Roberts name and says 1975, 25th anniversary. This is a one-of-a-kind item. $10,000.

2-Robin Roberts' complete uniform from the Cracker Jacks Old-Timers' Classic played at RFK Stadium in Washington in 1982. Included is Roberts' autographed home National League jersey, pants, undershirt stirrups. The size 36 Rawlings jersey is a home white that says National on the front. On the back is Roberts' name and jersey number. 36. the jersey is AUTOGRAPHED on the bottom right, reading, "Robin Roberts, HOF 76." The right shoulder includes an iron-on logo that says Cracker Jacks, Old Timers Classic, Washington DC. Pants are Rawlings, size 38 with a 26 inseam. $2,000.

3- Robin Roberts game-worn and AUTOGRAPHED spring training home jersey from the early 1990s. Worn while Roberts was a guest instructor. Jersey is No. 36 with no name on the back. Roberts signed jersey on the front. Inside bottom of jersey has tag showing jersey is a Rawlings, size 46. Jersey is the home white pinstripe style the Phillies wore from 1971 until early 1990s. $1,000.

4--Robin Roberts' Mitchell & Ness 1948 road jersey, autographed. Jersey is in mint condition and never has been wore. Jersey is an XL. Roberts signed jersey on front "Robin Roberts HOF 76". Mitchell & Ness tags on inside collar with authentic-looking team patches and number 36 on back that is hand-sewn. M&N stopped making this style years ago. Pictures available. $300

5---Robin Roberts' Mitchell & Ness 1950 home jersey, autographed. Roberts signed jersey neatly on back. Jersey is white. Mitchell & Ness tags on inside collar with authentic-looking team patches and number 36 on back that is hand-sewn. M&N stopped making this style years ago. There is no size patch. Pictures available. $300 ($550 for both jerseys)
6 Robin Roberts watch. Presented to Roberts in 1956 by the magazine Look. Back of watch has the words, "Robin Roberts, 1956, All America Baseball, Look." Look was a popular magazine that competed with Life in the 1950s, and this watch was obtained directed from Roberts. The watch still is working and has the correct time. $2,500.


BATTING GLOVES
Lenny Dykstra, blue Franklin batting gloves from his days with the Phillies. No. 4 written on back. $100 for the pair.
Lenny Dykstra, red 1993 Franklin batting gloves. No. 4 written on back. $150 for the pair.

RICO BROGNA'S FIRST BIG-LEAGUE JERSEY
Rico Brogna, 1992 Detroit game-used road jersey from his rookie season (and only season in Detroit). Jersey is No. 8, size 46 and has Detroit patch on front, his name and number on the back. Bottom front of jersey has a Russell Athletic patch. Jersey was acquired from Rico in a trade for a Phillies jersey. Rico was a slick-fielding first baseman who played 10 seasons in the big leagues for the Tigers, Mets, Phillies, Red Sox and Braves, hitting .269 with 106 home runs. Rico was very popular with the Phils from 1997-2000 who hit 20 home runs three times and topped 100 RBIs twice. $400

ARIZONA FALL LEAGUE JERSEYS
16 Robert Person's 1995 Tempe Rafters home jersey from the Arizona Fall League. No. 16, size 44, Russell Athletic jersey. Jersey is white with team name on the front, Solar Sox patch on right sleeve. Person has pitched for the New York Mets (1995-96), Toronto Blue Jays (1997-99), Phillies (1999-2002) and Boston Red Sox (2003) in his big-league career. His best years came in Philadelphia when he posted records of 10-5 in 1999, 9-7 in 2000 and 15-7 in 2001. After that, arm injuries sidetracked his career and he spent the 2005 season in the minors going 2-3 with a 7.00 ERA in seven starts for Triple-A Charlotte. $75

16 Robert Person's 1995 Tempe Rafters road jersey from the Arizona Fall League. No. 16, size 44, Russell Athletic jersey. Jersey is gray on the front with team name and Rafters patch on right sleeve. $75

47 Jason Boyd, Phillies major-league jersey, home jersey, size 46, no patches, $75

47 Jason Boyd, Phillies major-league jersey, road jersey, size 46, no patches, $75

12 Darryl Knowles, 1998 yellow Phillies jersey worn when he coached for Sun Cities in the Arizona Fall League. Mesh jersey has no name on back and is autographed by Knowles. Majestic jersey, size 44.

21 Randy Wolf, 1998 yellow Phillies jersey when he pitched for Sun Cities in the Arizona Fall League. Mesh jersey has no name on back and is autographed by Wolf on back of jersey. Majestic jersey, size 46.

30 Marlon Anderson, 1998 yellow Phillies jersey when he played for Sun Cities in the Arizona Fall League. Mesh jersey has no name on back and is autographed by Anderson. Majestic jersey, size 46.


1960s READING PHILLIES FLANNELS
1965-69 Reading Phillies road flannels. Three available. No names on back. Jerseys were made by McCaullife and they all are tagged with years and sizes.

1965, No. 23, size 42, $250

1969, John Jagutis, No. 16, size 42, $250

1969, Bob Kelly, No. 6, size 40, won EL batting title in '69 with a .323 average. $300

AUTOGRAPHED BATS
Louisville Slugger Professional Bat signed by 1997 Rookie of the Year players Scott Rolen and Nomar Garciaparra. $2500.

GAME-USED HATS (all visors in perfect condition with no cracks)

Bobby Abreu, 2006 game-used Phillies interleague hat. New era cap is red with a blue bill out white Phillies’ P that has a blue star in it. Bobby written on inside visor and No. 53 written on the inside front dome. Size 7 1/4. $275.

Sparky Anderson, Detroit Tigers game-used road cap from the early 1980s with sweat stains on bill. Orange 'D' with white piping on the front. No. 11 written inside bill. New Era cap is size 7, but tag is faded. Acquired in the 1980s from a Tigers batboy named David Cowart, who sold the item to help pay for college. Visor is perfect. $500

Sparky Anderson, Detroit Tigers game-used home cap, white 'D' on front. No. 11 written on inside bill, which includes sweat stains. New Era cap is size 7. Signed by Sparky at a Rosemont, Ill., show in 2004. Acquired in the 1980s from a Tigers batboy named David Cowart, who sold the item to help pay for college. Visor is perfect. $600

Mark Belanger, 1967 Baltimore Orioles cap. Wilson cap, size 7 1/8. Black with an orange bill. Code K is on the white cloth sweatband. K stands for 1967. On the inside green visor is a No. 7, Belanger's number. Also, he autographed it in the 1960s with a blue ballpoint pen. Belanger was an eight-time Gold Glove shortstop and 1976 All-Star. $500

Craig Biggio, 1990s game-used Houston Astros cap. New Era cap, size 7. No. 7 in black ink inside dome. This is an all-black Astros cap with red star trimmed in white. Cap was acquired from well-known Illinois dealer Bruce Hartel, who purchases his items directly from the team. Visor is perfect. $300
Barry Bonds, 2002 San Francisco Giants game-used cap with American flag on left side. New Era cap, size is 7 1/4. Acquired from Jeff Kranz, a famed Bonds collector who now lives in Arizona. Visor is perfect. $250

Johnny Callison, 1971 Chicago Cubs game-used cap. Wilson cap, size 7, code D is on the white cloth sweatband. D stands for 1971. Cap shows light wear but is in great condition. No. 6 and autograph inside visor. Cap was acquired in the 1970s from former Cubs front executive E.R. Saltwell. Visor is perfect. $1,000.

Roger Clemens, 2002 New York Yankees game-used cap with American flag patch on the left temple. New era cap, size 7 1/2. Shows good use with sweat mark on the sweatband. No. 22 written in black on the inside gray visor. Comes with COA from Lou Lampson, famed authenticator. $1,500

Joe DiMaggio, team-used 1968 Oakland Athletics cap. Tim McAuliffe company, size 7 1/4. Hat is in mint condition. Comes with a small type-written piece of paper that reads, '7 1/4, original mint 1968 green pro bb cap, Oakland A's, coach Joe DiMaggio. Taken home with him from the clubhouse. 2005 year his grandchildren consigned many items to Hunt's Auctions/Exton, Pa.' Also included is a business card from the 27th National Sports Collectors Convention and on the card in ink is written, From DiMaggio Estate, 12/3/06, Ed Dolan.' $250

Kenny Hubbs, 1961 Chicago Cubs game-used hat. Purchased from Leyland's auction. Wilson cap, code D, originally was worn by Billy Williams, then handed to Hubbs. Williams' No. 26 and Hubbs' 16 are on the written on the bill. Size is 6 7 /8. Comes with letter from Leyland's. Visor is perfect. $1,000

Fergie Jenkins, 1971 Chicago Cubs game-used cap worn by the Hall of Fame pitcher. Wilson cap, size 7 3/8. Code D written on the white cloth sweatband. Code D stands for 1971, the year Jenkins won the NL Cy Young year. No. 31 written in dome. Two small black ink stars are next two Jenkins' name on the front. Cap was acquired in the 1970s from former Cubs front executive E.R. Saltwell. Jenkins autographed the cap at a Rosemont, Ill., show on June 26, 2005. The cap comes with a ticket from the show that has been autographed by Jenkins. Visor is perfect. $600

Bob Friend, 1960s Pittsburgh Pirates cap. Friend played with the Pirates from 1951-65. Acquired from the family of NL umpire Bill Jackowski. Harry Walker, Co., cap has a worn-out size tag. Black cap with a gold button and gold P. Inside dome is a faded No. 19. On the green side of visor is a small black ink 19. Visor is perfect. $350

Bud Harrelson, late 1960s era New York Mets cap. Tim McAuliffe company cap No. 3 marked on inside visor. Harrelson autographed the inside visor underneath number. Size is 6 7/8. Harrelson gave the cap to a Phillies employee, who traded it to the current owner. Visor is perfect. $600

Lou Kretlow, 1950 White Sox cap. Tim McAuliffe company cap with white C on front. Autographed and from his private collection that he consigned to an auction house. Has a white leather sweatband, which is very rare. Size is 7. Visor is perfect. $600

Tommy LaSorda, Los Angeles Dodgers' game-used cap. 1990s New Era cap that was worn by the Hall of Famer during his time managing the Dodgers. Size is 7 1/4. Acquired from Zane Bats in Tennessee. Zane acquired this cap and many other items from a Dodgers employee. Visor is perfect. $600

Sparky Lyle, early 1970s New York Yankees game-used cap. New Era cap, size 7. No. 28 written with black sharpie on the inside green visor. Under the No. 28 in ballpoint pen is Sparky's autograph, which was signed in the 1970s. Sparky was a three-time All-Star reliever and AL 1977 Cy Young winner. Acquired from a Yankees collector who was given the cap from Lyle personally in 1978 at Yankee Stadium. $900.

Dave McKay, game-used St. Louis Cardinals cap. New Era cap, size 7 1/8. Cap is autographed on the outside front panel with a black Sharpie. Also on the inside gray visor is 'McKay' and No. 39, his jersey number. McKay has been the Cardinals' first base coach under manager Tony LaRussa since 1996. Purchased from Kim Stigall of Ballpark Heroes, Bedford, Ind. $150

Billy Martin game-used and autographed Athletics spring training hat from his time as manager in Oakland (1980-82). Adjustable strap in back, customary for A’s in that era. Number one written in marker on the inside green visor. Also has a stamp on the inside visor that reads ‘Purchased from the Oakland A’s. The autograph is with ink pen and between the 1 and A’s stamp. Size is medium It’s very nice and readable, but light. $600

Billy Martin game-used Rangers spring training hat from his time as a manager in Texas (1973-75). New Era cap, size medium-large. Adjustable strap in back, customary for A’s in that era. Number one written in marker on the inside green visor.

Albert Pujols, St. Louis Cardinals game-used cap. New Era cap, 7 1/4 size. No. 5 written in black ink on the inside gray visor surrounded by dirt stains that show use. Autographed on the left front temple with a silver pen, 'A. Pujols, No. 5.' Acquired from Attorney Delbert Mickel, who is a friend to Jeff Sullivan, who acquired hats directly from the Cardinals. $1,200.

Cal Ripken, early 1980s Baltimore Orioles cap. New Era cap has No. 8 marked in black on inside visor. Size 7 3/8. Autographed with a blue pen under the No. 8. the white sweatband. Acquired from Mastro's Auction. Red sticker next to New Era tag says Mears Authentic, No. 302247. Visor is perfect. $2,500

Pete Rose game-used Cincinnati Reds hat, circa early-to-mid 1970s. New Era cap, 7 1/8. Acquired from Al Stevens, long-time Reds equipment manager' in spring training at the Tampa complex. Autographed on top of visor with black Sharpie. Comes with PSA sticker on autograph, number 1A34423. Visor is perfect. $1,000

Pete Rose game-used Philadelphia Phillies hat, believed to be from 1980. Wilson cap shows lots of use with dirt stain on outside visor, sweat marks on inside sweatband and some bleeding on the No. 14 that was written with a black marker on the inside green visor. Size tag is missing. $750

Pete Rose team-issued and autographed Philadelphia Phillies hat. New Era cap, size 7 1/8. Autographed on outside visor 'Pete Rose, 4,256.' $500

Tom Seaver, 1978 Cincinnati Reds game-used cap from 6-16-78. New Era cap, size tag is 7 1/2. Autographed 'Tom Seaver, 4-0 Reds,' on the outside visor, as he wore this while pitching a shutout in a 4-0 win over St. Louis at Riverfront Stadium. No. 41 written in black ink inside dome of cap. Also, 'Seaver' written in small blue ink on inside gray visor. Certificate for authenticity of cap and autograph comes from ASI. Visor is perfect. $700

Mike Schmidt, Phillies game-used hat, circa 1976-78. Wilson cap, size 7 1/2. Autographed on the outside bill. No. 20 marked in black ink with minor bleeding on inside green visor. Acquired from late Phillies equipment manager Kenny Bush Sr., personal friend to the current owner. $1,200.

Jim Sundberg, Texas Rangers game-used cap, circa 1976-77. New Era cap, size 7 3/8. On bottom of green inside visor is 'Sunny, No. 10.' Hat was acquired from Joe Macko, long-time Texas Rangers' equipment manager. Owner of the hat met Jim Sundberg, Gaylord Perry's battery-mate, at the Hershey hotel in Philadelphia in 1989 and Jim autographed the hat. Visor is perfect. $250

Alan Trammell, 1980s Detroit Tigers game-used hat. No. 3 written in black marker on the inside visor which has bled slightly. Trammell also autographed the inside visor next to his number with a black Sharpie. New Era cap, size 7 1/8 from his playing days in early 1980s. Acquired in the 1980s from a Tigers batboy named David Cowart, who sold the item to help pay for college. Visor is perfect. $350

Johnny Vander Meer, 1950 Chicago Cubs cap. Wilson cap has No. 34 marked on inside visor, Vander Meer's uniform number in '50, his only season with the Cubs. On the clothed sweatband is an ink marking that says, 'Johnny Vander Meer to Billy Schlessinger, 1950.' Size is washed out. Visor is perfect. Visor is perfect. $650

Omar Vizquel, 1998 Cleveland Indians All-Star Game game-used cap. Comes with LOA from Rob Steinmetz, Authentic Gamers, Inc. All-Star logo Swiss embroidered logo. Autographed on the inside gray bill, and an PSA comes with the autograph from James Spence. New Era cap, size 7. Navy blue cap with Indians logo on the front. $300

Billy Wagner, late 1990s game-used Houston Astros cap. Black cap with red star. New Era cap is a size 7. No. 13 written on inside light gray visor and it's bleeding due to sweat from heavy game use. $300

Billy Wagner, game-used Houston Astros cap, rare style. Black cap has a gold outside visor and gold star. $300

Preston Ward, 1953 Pittsburgh Pirates. Year is designated by the white leather sweatband. Size 7 1/4 stamped on the sweatband. Macgregor Goldsmith cap has size 7 1/4 stamped on the sweatband. No. 5 is written on the inside green visor. Visor is perfect. $550

Brad Wilkerson, 2005 Washington Nationals game-used navy blue road cap with a pretzel-type 'W' on the front. New Era cap, size 7 3/8. Acquired from Chris Boyd of Houston Sports Investments (www.egameused.com) Comes with a letter from Boyd, who gets his items directly from teams. Visor is perfect. $200

Mookie Wilson, New Era game-used New York Mets spring training cap from 1990s. Number in bill of non-fitted cap with strap on back. Acquired from a hobbyist in St. Petersburg, Pa. Comes with 5 x 7 black-and-white autographed photo showing Mookie wearing the cap. Visor is perfect. Visor is perfect. $50

California Angels game-used cap, circa 1970s. No. 23 written on inside bill. New Era cap, size 7. Possible owners include Alan Bannister. Visor is perfect. $150.

Seattle Mariners 1990s game-used cap. Green top and black visor. No. 28 written on visor. 7 1/4 size. New era cap from early-to-mid-1990s. Visor is perfect. $100.


SIGNED PHILLIES CAPS
Ramon Henderson, these adjustable hats were sold at a Phillies auction. $10

Endy Chavez, these adjustable hats were sold at a Phillies auction. $10

Sal Fasano, these adjustable hats were sold at a Phillies auction. $10

ODDBALL PHILLIES GAME-USED ITEMS
Maroon team trainers pants, size small, old Phillies 'P' logo on front, below right pocket, 1980s. $25
White team trainers pants, 38 x 29, maroon Phillies color stripes going down both sides, 1980s. $25
Red Phillies warm-up jersey, not game-used, no name or number on back, Majestic Athletic Apparel, size XXL, polyester. $25
Jack Sanford vanity license plate that reads ROY, autographed by Dick Allen and Scott Rolen, both rookies of the year. $1,500.

[grego]

hi, interested in the rolen bat and glove if still for sale thks reed52suggs@yahoo.com thks

[Gyro123]

Would like pictures of the Jimmy Rollins Bat
Thanks in advance
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