1950s Johnny Logan Game-Used, Signed Bat (w/Inscription)

Johnny Logan didn’t have the world’s strongest arm and might have not been the most imposing figure. But when it came time to produce, Logan was always there to provide a key hit or big play. The starting shortstop for the 1957 World Series champion Milwaukee Braves, used this bat in the early ’50s. This Hillerich & Bradsby model R 43 bat (34 3/4″ and 33.5 ounces) can be traced to the early ’50s due to the centerbrand label in combination with a variation of “Powerized” that has not been seen on mid to later ’50s H&B bats (according to bat expert Vince Malta). Good use is shown with a repaired handle. The finish of the bat has been removed for restoration purposes. “23” is penned on the knob. Logan sealed the deal with a signature near the barrel with the inscription “Mil Braves vs. N.Y. Yankees, 1957 World Series, Johnny Logan.” Letters from Malta and PSA/DNA bat expert John Taube will be forwarded to the winner.

PSA-DNA Auction House Letter, 100% Authentic Team, Vince Malta, John Taube

1957,Bat,Letter,Signed,World Series  John Taube,Johnny Logan,Vince Malta

Auction End: 27-Jan-06  Post Views: 1684

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