Hall of Fame first baseman Eddie Murray is one of just seven dual members of the 3,000 Hit and 500 Home Run Clubs, and he's the only switch-hitter to reach both milestones. "Steady Eddie" was in his 14th big-league season in 1990 when he batted a career-high .330 with 26 homers and 95 RBI for the Dodgers, finishing fifth in NL MVP voting and runner-up for the batting title. 

Offered here is a Louisville Slugger M275 professional model bat swung by Murray during that 1990 campaign in L.A. The uncracked bat shows excellent use with contact marks, stitch impressions and bat rack streaks on the barrel. His uniform number "33" is written in black marker on the knob and barrel ends. Six rubber notches encircle the lower handle for enhanced grip. There is a moderate coat of pine tar  on the upper handle. Murray has signed the front barrel in bold 10/10 blue marker with "HOF 2003" inscribed. John Taube of PSA/DNA has awarded the bat a near-perfect GU 9.5 grade. Beckett has certified the autograph with a witness sticker on the barrel end.