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    Posted 4 years ago

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    Jmomo
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    Anyone ever heard of the Championship National League bat? It’s full size and heavier than most. Id love to learn more about it

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    1. RichmondLori RichmondLori, 4 years ago
      You could try and search the MLB (Major League Baseball) website and go from there.
    2. scottvez scottvez, 4 years ago
      Not certain who made it. Did several searches on "antique bat 1725" and found several others out there. Appear to be vintage and circa 1930s- 50s.

      Also found a Ted Williams model designated as a "1725" that was made by Sears, so maybe this was an earlier/ later model of that bat design when Ted Williams wasn't endorsing the Sears product.

      Requires additional research-- good luck.

      scott

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