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Hank Aaron Indianapolis Clowns Bobbleheads - Batting
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These two bobbleheads are part of the series honoring and celebrating Negro League stars and feature Hank Aaron in his Indianapolis Clowns jersey from 1952. The batting bobblehead features Aaron's his unique cross-handed grip. Aaron grew up batting cross-handed, a grip not changed until he began his minor league career with the Eau Clair…
These two bobbleheads are part of the series honoring and celebrating Negro League stars and feature Hank Aaron in his Indianapolis Clowns jersey from 1952. The batting bobblehead features Aaron's his unique cross-handed grip. Aaron grew up batting cross-handed, a grip not changed until he began his minor league career with the Eau Claire Bears in 1952. Aaron credited that grip with developing his legendary quick wrists allowing him to wait on pitches longer than a mortal baseball player. The bobblehead is authorized by the Hank Aaron estate and is officially licensed by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. In stock and ships now Bobbleheads are high quality and produced by the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum Both versions are individually numbered to 4,136
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These two bobbleheads are part of the series honoring and celebrating Negro League stars and feature Hank Aaron in his Indianapolis Clowns jersey from 1952. The batting bobblehead features Aaron's his unique cross-handed grip. Aaron grew up batting cross-handed, a grip not changed until he began his minor league career with the Eau Claire Bears in 1952. Aaron credited that grip with developing his legendary quick wrists allowing him to wait on pitches longer than a mortal baseball player. The bobblehead is authorized by the Hank Aaron estate and is officially licensed by the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. In stock and ships now Bobbleheads are high quality and produced by the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum Both versions are individually numbered to 4,136