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Chicago Cubs - Circa 1941 Cooperstown Collection - Mini Wooden "Souvenir" Baseball Bat STOCK:In Stock (Please allow up to 1 week to ship) and now to this sick TEAM - Oakland Athletics

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Chicago Cubs - Circa 1941 Cooperstown Collection - Mini Wooden
Chicago Cubs - Circa 1941 Cooperstown Collection - Mini Wooden
Chicago Cubs - Circa 1941 Cooperstown Collection - Mini Wooden
Chicago Cubs - Circa 1941 Cooperstown Collection - Mini Wooden
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Chicago Cubs Circa 1941 Cooperstown Collection Mini Wooden "Souvenir" Baseball Bat STOCK:In Stock (Please allow up to 1 week to ship) and now to this sick TEAM Oakland Athletics and now to this sick art bat collaboration with us Made from 15% re purposed vintage ball glove leather & 85% stock leather Constructed of solid hardwood each mini bat is 18 inches long and features a enamel pin inlaid into the knob or simply want a fun and memorable souvenir from a game

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