Bustin' Babes 1927 Babe Ruth Vintage Baseball Jersey IN-STOCK 3XL

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The Bustin' Babes were Babe Ruth's independent barnstorming team that competed against Lou Gehrig’s “Larrupin’ Lous” over a three week period in 21 cities from the northeast United States to Los Angeles. This is a replica of the Bustin' Babes 1927 jersey worn by Babe Ruth.

The Bustin' Babes were Babe Ruth's independent barnstorming team that competed against Lou Gehrig’s “Larrupin’ Lous” over a three week period in 21 cities from the northeast United States to Los Angeles. This custom replica 'Bustin' Babes' full-button baseball jersey includes free personalization - add your own name and number for free!.

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The Larrupin' Lous were Lou Gehrig's independent barnstorming team that competed against Babe Ruth's 'Bustin' Babes' over a three week period in 21 cities from the northeast United States to Los Angeles. Considering St. Louis was the farthest west franchise in the Major League at the time, this barnstorming tour allowed for the other half of the country to see their baseball heroes in-person.