Jose Altuve Mini Bat Banner Series - Houston Astros - Mini Wooden "Souvenir" Baseball Bat TEAM - New York Mets Constructed of solid ash our PBAB060486

Name: Jose Altuve Mini Bat Banner Series - Houston Astros - Mini Wooden "Souvenir" Baseball Bat TEAM - New York Mets Constructed of solid ash our PBAB060486
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 10110760925
Price: 28.99 USD
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Rating: 4.8208 (24 reviews)

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Jose Altuve Mini Bat Banner Series Houston Astros Mini Wooden "Souvenir" Baseball Bat TEAM New York Mets Constructed of solid ash our PBAB060486 Constructed of solid ash our classic model is 34 inches long and emblazoned with the Pillbox Bat Co Each design in the Ballpark Series is painted and laser engraved with artwork by Matt & Anna Patterson Officially licensed product of both Major League Baseball & MLB Players Measuring just 18" inches in length

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