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Old 07-17-2010, 08:17 AM
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Short of having a custom case made, this is probably the best one on the market for display.

http://www.steinersports.com/basebal...s-display-case
I absolutely agree with William on this one. These Steiner glass cases are very nice and do a great job of presenting a vintage ball.

BTW, it should be mentioned that keeping the ball out of direct sunlight and UV rays is the best way to protect your prized possesion. Handle it carefully and infrequently as the oils in your hand can cause toning. Use white gloves or carefully hold the ball only on stitching. I always have employed the stitching method with my collection.

I hope this helps!
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