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07-25-2009, 02:40 PM
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Thanks. The catcher was not from Hunt. I actually acquired it in a huge trade along with the Spalding basemen from a private collection. I gave a lot of rare gloves and ad stuff for it, but I'm really thrilled! The bottom pitcher is a good sized one although I don't know if that was it's original base. I saw a similar topper on a Rawlings trophy. BTW, on your Cobb trophy, does the inscription say "baseball"? The last one I saw had a "Mush ball" inscription on it. I love that loving cup you have with the sliding ball player on it! That may be next on my list along with the Spalding fielder.
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