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  Mickey Cochrane Louisville Slugger No. 250 Genuine Baseball Bat REG-SW - 2354
 
Mickey Cochrane Louisville Slugger 250 Baseball bat REG-SW - 2354
 Mickey Cochrane H&B 250 Baseball bat REG-SW-2354
Item Details
  • CIRCA - 1935-1947
  • MANUFACTURER - Hillerich & Bradsby
  • SIZE - 35"
  • PRICE GUIDE - $300.00-$500.00
    Excellent - Near Mint condition

 

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NOTES:
 
   The 250 catalog designation was applied to the line of bats offered by Louisville Slugger that for a time, was their highest priced bat. Selling for more money than the pro model 40, and 125 signature series baseball bats. In 1924, the No. 250 listed for a retail price of $2.50, while the No.'s 40, and 125 sold for a price of $2.00. The bat was manufactured from the highest grade of wood, consistent in regards to length, weight and model of a bat that would be used at the major league level. The 250 model has been documented to have been used by some Professional ballplayers. According to Louisville Slugger records a model 250 was sent to Babe Ruth in 1920.

  In 1931 the patent for the "Powerized" process was granted and beginning in 1935 the  "Powerized" stamping is used by itself. The word Genuine first appears on the barrel, above the players name in 1932. The signature model bats, 40, and 125 have "REG. U.S. PAT. OFF" below the signature. This 250 Mickey Cochrane has an odd stamping that reads "REG-SW - 2354" I also found one other 250 bat from this time period, endorsed by Rogers Hornsby that has "REG-SW - 2064" below the signature.
 
 
 
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1924 Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat ad Louisville Slugger No. 250 TRADE MARK REG.
1924 Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat Ad Louisville Slugger 250 TRADE MARK REG
Mickey Cochrane Louisville Slugger 250 signature model bat
Mickey Cochrane Louisville Slugger No. 250 Genuine Baseball Bat REG-SW - 2354

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