The steins are all lidded and are 8 1/4" tall. They were made in Brazil by Ceramarte. They were baseball's legendary sluggers - free swinging power hitters who could bring a crowd to its feet with their crushing home run blows. Now these Hall of Fame immortals are honored in the All-Star Sluggers collection of steins. Each stein features two portraits of each player, replica autographs and a wealth of authentic raised relief details. The pewter lid has All-Star Sluggers and their Name and #, in raised detail. All are individually numbered with a certificate of authenticity and come in a generic Longton Crown brown box.
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97431 - 1996 "The Mick" - Mickey Mantle lidded stein. The baseball world mourned the passing of Mickey Mantle in 1995. Switch hitting No. 7 was famous for his long distance smashes. Mantle crushed 536 round trippers in his career and 18 World Series homers and 40 RBI's. Elected to the Hall of Fame in 1974.
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97432 - 1996 "The Splendid Splinter" - Ted Williams lidded stein. Baseball's greatest master of the art of hitting certainly practiced what he preached, amassing 521 home runs and posting a .406 average in 1941. Stein features an action view of William's famous picture perfect swing. Elected to the Hall of Fame in 1966.
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97433 - 1996 "The Iron Horse" - Lou Gehrig lidded stein. With Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig formed baseball's most formidable one-two punch ever, hitting cleanup behind the Bambino during the Yankee's in the 1920's and 1930's. He played in 2130 consecutive games, had a career batting average of .340, hit a season high 49 home runs in 1934 & 1936 and had a season high 184 RBIs in 1931. Elected to the Hall of Fame in 1939.
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97434 - 1996 "Say Hey Kid" - Willie Mays lidded stein. Forever famous for "The Catch," Willie Mays was perhaps baseball's greatest all around player ever, performing with incredible grace and power at the plate and in the field. His 660 career homers place him solidly among the game's all time power hitting line-up. Other stats include a season high batting average .347 in 1958, 3,283 career hits and a season high 52 home runs in 1965. Elected to the Hall of Fame in 1979.
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97435 - 1996 "Stan The Man" - Stan Musial lidded stein. With 3,630 career hits and seven National League batting titles to his credit, Stan Musial was among the most consistent and most feared hitters ever to play the game. Other stats include a career batting average of .331, 475 career home runs and National League MVP in 1943, 1946 and 1948. Elected to the Hall of Fame in 1969.
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97436 - 1996 "Mr. Cub" - Ernie Banks lidded stein. With 512 career homers and back-to-back MVP awards in 1957 and 1958, as well as his infectious love of the game, Ernie Banks is among the best loved players of all time. Baseball's premier power hitting shortstop hit over 40 home runs five times. Elected to the Hall of Fame in 1977.
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