Help identifying a baseball
I was cleaning out my aunts garage, I found this as well as some old bats, gloves and other stuff I'm pretty familiar with. My aunt was married to a fella who worked in the Giants organization back in the 50's, and she gave me a signed Willie Mays ball as well. Now I've got two (I got another one from a security guard in Menlo Park!) I'll never part with those.
But here's the ball I'd like to know more about. http://guns-for-hire.com/baseball/IMG_0968.JPG http://guns-for-hire.com/baseball/IMG_0971.JPG http://guns-for-hire.com/baseball/IMG_0972.JPG |
i would think just a generic 50s ball.
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I was wondering what the significance of "No 10" was. It also appears to be mud rubbed. As I have a pretty decent collection of balls from many eras, this one has been the one thats puzzles everyone.
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Your ball appears to be a sporting goods store ball, like a MacGregor or Wilson or Harwood ball. It was not used in any type of Professional league play. |
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