Spalding Baseball Bat

Spalding stamped the word Mushroom above their small trademark. They emphasized quality, balance and the knob arrangement at the end of the bat. This combination enabled the batter to get a better distribution of weight over the entire length of the bat. This advantage was not possible to achieve under the old construction. Spalding felt as though the Mushroom bat with the round knob was the perfect bat. The Mushroom Model M, plain or special finish, and Model MT, taped handle, each sold for one dollar.

	1890's Spalding Axeltree Ring Baseball Bat WOW!! Great! $599.99 Time Left: 2d 2h 15m
	EARLY SPALDING 186 SOCKER BASEBALL BAT NICE PATINA NR $39.99 (0 Bids) Time Left: 4d 18m
	VINTAGE SPALDING BASEBALL BAT P12 34.5 INCHES LONG $9.99 (0 Bids) Time Left: 5d 3h 6m
	1891 VINTAGE BASEBALL 8X10 PHOTO RING BAT SPALDING $7.99 Time Left: 6d 14h
	VINTAGE SPALDING CONVERSE BASEBALL ADVERTISEMENT BAT $45.99 Time Left: 10d 20h 39m
	Vintage Style Spalding Baseball Bat $40.00 Time Left: 12d 17h 17m
	Vintage Baseball Bat Cleaning Service ! H&B Spalding $19.99 Time Left: 22d 1h 12m

The Spalding Gold Medal Bat, according to their advertisements, was made of the best quality White Ash. When purchased, this bat was inspected and registered with the model, weight, length and timber. It was available with gold or plain finish, taped and carried a diamond-shaped guarantee card. If any part of the bat proved defective during the season in which it was purchased, it could be returned with the guarantee card to any retailer or dealer that carried Spalding bats. Spalding also sold bats that were plain, gold finish, taped with a white wax finish. This particular model sold for one dollar and the same bat for boys sold for fifty cents.  The name Spalding has been a namestay not only with Baseball Bats, but also with Baseball Gloves.