Model 001 1880s Style Bat

Story

Pro quality northern ash is hewn into this incredible hand-made bat, which then gets its finishing touches from delicately painted rings and a hand-rubbed finish.

The shape is based off of the sturdy bruisers used in the late 19th century, weighing in at just under 40 ounces and 35.5 inches long with a relatively straight taper. It’s heavy, but feels incredibly balanced. You can see for yourself if you decide to take it out for a spin instead of leaving it on display, since Huntington’s bats are designed to be used by rookies and pros alike.

Length: 35.5"
Weight: Appx. 40 oz
Barrel Diameter: Appx. 2.43" at thickest point
Handle Diameter: Appx. 1.25" at thinnest point
Handmade in Kentucky by Bill Rayburn

About Huntington Base Ball Co.

William Peebles, the guy behind Huntington, is a trained artist and designer who happens to obsess over vintage ball games. Now he makes his own retro baseball gear, all crafted by hand, one at a time with U.S. materials.

Story
Pro quality northern ash is hewn into this incredible hand-made bat, which then gets its finishing touches from delicately painted rings and a hand-rubbed finish.

The shape is based off of the sturdy bruisers used in the late 19th century, weighing in at just under 40 ounces and 35.5 inches long with a relatively straight taper. It’s heavy, but feels incredibly balanced. You can see for yourself if you decide to take it out for a spin instead of leaving it on display, since Huntington’s bats are designed to be used by rookies and pros alike.
Length: 35.5"

Weight: Appx. 40 oz

Barrel Diameter: Appx. 2.43" at thickest point

Handle Diameter: Appx. 1.25" at thinnest point

Handmade in Kentucky by Bill Rayburn
About Huntington Base Ball Co.
William Peebles, the guy behind Huntington, is a trained artist and designer who happens to obsess over vintage ball games. Now he makes his own retro baseball gear, all crafted by hand, one at a time with U.S. materials.