Texas Rangers - Mini Wooden "Souvenir" Baseball Bat TEAM - Los Angeles Dodgers This design celebrates the nostalgia PBAB060486

Name: Texas Rangers - Mini Wooden "Souvenir" Baseball Bat TEAM - Los Angeles Dodgers This design celebrates the nostalgia PBAB060486
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 74299347844
Price: 26.99 USD
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Texas Rangers Mini Wooden "Souvenir" Baseball Bat TEAM Los Angeles Dodgers This design celebrates the nostalgia PBAB060486 This design celebrates the nostalgia of the 'Junk Wax Era' baseball cards through art by Matthew Lee Rosen The "Join or Die" baseball bat is painted with the segmented snake first introduced by Benjamin Franklin (yes that Benjamin Franklin) on one side of the barrel and emblazoned with Ben Franklin's signature on the other Finish: Clear Coat of Urethane Introducing our mini souvenir baseball bat the perfect memento for any baseball fan

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