2026 All-Star Game - "Independence Hall" - Philadelphia (MLB) STOCK:In Stock Inspired by the iconic hat BAT MODEL:Vintage Art Bat (Ash) - Un-weighed

Name: 2026 All-Star Game - "Independence Hall" - Philadelphia (MLB) STOCK:In Stock Inspired by the iconic hat BAT MODEL:Vintage Art Bat (Ash) - Un-weighed
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 87047001753
Price: 175.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2043 (25 reviews)

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2026 All Star Game "Independence Hall" Philadelphia (MLB) STOCK:In Stock Inspired by the iconic hat BAT MODEL:Vintage Art Bat (Ash) Un weighed Inspired by the iconic hat worn by the Kansas City Monarchs Limited Edition 2025 World Series Champion commemorative baseball bat Bat Length: 34" Each bat in 'The Mural Series' is crafted of high quality maple

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