2004 Leaf Limited Lumberjacks Game-Used Bat ⭐ Gary Carter #38/50
Gary Carter, nicknamed "The Kid," began his MLB career with the Expos.
He was one of the greatest catchers in MLB history, known for his durability, leadership, and clutch hitting. He was a key figure for the New York Mets, most notably delivering pivotal hits in the 1986 World Series that helped secure the championship. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2003, Carter is remembered as a cornerstone of his era and an inspiration for catchers who followed.

2004 Leaf Limited Lumberjacks Vladimir Guerrero Relics #12/50 ⭐
Vladimir Guerrero Sr., the OG, was a fearsome slugger known for his incredible hand-eye coordination and ability to hit virtually any pitch thrown near—or even outside—the strike zone. A nine-time All-Star and 2004 AL MVP, he became one of baseball’s most beloved figures for his raw talent, powerful arm, and fearless approach at the plate.
Elected to the HOF in 2018.

2004 Leaf Limited Lumberjacks, Lou Gehrig Jersey-Bat.
Lou Gehrig’s legendary work ethic was defined by his relentless consistency, durability, and quiet determination, earning him the nickname “Iron Horse.”
He played in 2,130 consecutive games from 1925 to 1939, a record that stood for 56 years until Cal Ripken Jr. broke it in 1995.