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A lot of handle & barrel
And a lot in between
34.5" c. 1870s to 1880s |
| AA84 |
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Fairly straight handle,
But still huge
37" c. Mid 1880s-1890s |
| AA87 |
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Similar handle & barrel
Ball-shaped knob
34" c. 1904 |
| Ball Balance |
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Use by many pros
Very well balanced
35" c. Mid 1880s
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| Burlingame |
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Thin handle, little knob
31/33.5/35"
c. 1850s-1860s |
| DF |
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Thick handle & knob
Slightly weighted barrel
36" c. 1850s-1860s |
| FB |
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Most popular vintage bat
Well balanced, versatile
33 & 35" c. 1850s-1860s
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| JT |
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Second knob forces
you to choke up
35" c. 1909 |
| Lajoie |
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Long, bit of a thick handle
But easy to swing
37" c. 1850s to 1860s |
| Mule |
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“Mushroom” knob
balances heavy barrel
34" c. 1906 |
| Mushroom |
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Straight taper all the way
from barrel to knob
36.5" c. Mid 1870s |
| Mutual BBC |
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Not much handle or barrel
But a lot in between.
36" c. Mid 1870s |
| New York Model |
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The Robinson model
Well balanced & durable
34" c. 1940s |
| R1 |
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Feels as big as it is
One of our heaviest
37" c. 1860s to 1870s
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| RB75 |
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