Lou Boudreau Wallet

Lou Boudreau wasn't just a baseball player; he was a renaissance man of the diamond. Picture him as a cross between a wizard with a glove, a poet with a bat, and a general with a clipboard. He was the kind of guy who could make a double play look like a symphony and a home run seem like a casual stroll.   

Okay, maybe that's a bit of an exaggeration, but Boudreau was a truly exceptional talent. He was a shortstop with a golden arm and a knack for hitting the ball where it wasn't. He was also a manager who knew how to get the most out of his players, even if it meant giving them a stern talking-to or a friendly pat on the back.

One of Boudreau's most famous moments came in 1948 when he led the Cleveland Indians to the World Series title. He was not only the team's star shortstop but also its manager, a feat that would be unheard of in today's baseball world. And to top it off, he won the American League MVP award that year.   

The stamping on the front of the wallet is in silver, is large, and very clear. The pictures do not do this wallet justice. The leather will last in your backpocket for as long as you own it. The inside has six top load horizontal card pockets and a a full length cash bill slot. This wallet has a thin profile as well. It measures 3.25" by 5"