Ty Cobb Bat From 1905 Rookie Season Hits Auction, 117 Years Old!

More than a century later on, a game-used bat from Ty Cobb‘s 1905 novice season is up for auction … and currently has a quote of $236K, TMZ Sports has actually discovered.

The piece of wood was produced by Hillerich & Bradsby … and is 34.5 inches long and weighs 36.6 ounces. The ash bat has ball marks on the right and back barrel and a minor fracture on the upper manage, according to Grey Flannel Auctions.

The lumber was graded a best 10 … and is accompanied by a Letter Of Authenticity from  PSA/DNA, ensuring the legend utilized the wood throughout his novice project.

Nicknamed “The Georgia Peach,” Cobb invested 22 seasons with the Tigers — functioning as the group’s player-manager for the last 6 — where he won 12 batting titles with the franchise.

Cobb completed his profession with an outstanding .366 batting average — and led the league in hits on 8 different events.

A winner of the 1909 Triple Crown Award and 1911 MVP award, Cobb was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1936, where he got an outstanding 222 of 226 possible votes.

Simply put, he’s one of the best baseball gamers to ever grace a diamond.

There have actually currently been 10 quotes … with a high mark of $235,798.