Adirondack model 317B bat weighing 32 ounces and measuring 34" in length issued to New York Yankees first baseman Chris Chambliss. Author of the 9th inning home run of Kansas City's Mark Littell that won the pennant for the 1976 Yankees Chambliss was an outstanding hitter and first baseman with power who hit .279 lifetime over 17 seasons driving in 90 runs or better in three consecutive years for the Yankees. The bat has Chambliss' #10 written on the knob in black marker along with the weight of the bat written in pencil. The barrel exhibits signs of use with light ball and cleat marks and a thin coating of pine tar on the handle. The bat does have a handle crack. PLEASE NOTE: The LOA on this bat is missing. The PSA/DNA hologram is affixed to the knob of the bat however and a quick lookup of the cert number 1B00209 on PSA's website reveals not only the correct details of this bat but a clear photo of the centerbrand and barrel brand verifying that this is indeed the bat in question.