Paul Molitor 3000th Career Hit Autographed shoes

Date1996 September 16

DescriptionBlack leather and nylon low top shoes, size 10, with white leather detailing on the inner and outer sides and white laces. Oversize tongues of each shoe have "Reebok" in white lettering and are signed in silver ink, "9-16-96 / #3000 / Paul Molitor." Bottom soles are white, black and fluorescent green with "Reebok" in the center and six metal spikes. Heels have "Reebok" in white lettering. "4" is handwritten in black ink on the inner white stripe near the bottom sole edge of each shoe.

Bio/Historical NoteShoes worn by Paul Molitor of the Minnesota Twins when he recorded his 3,000th career hit on September 16, 1996 at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City.

Object numberB-1996-0288

Artist, Creator, or Manufacturer Reebok International Ltd.

Subject Molitor, Paul, 1956-

Subject Minnesota Twins (Baseball team)

Subject American League of Professional Baseball Clubs

Subject Major League Baseball (Organization)

Attributes

Classificationssports and athletic equipment

Dimensions4 x 5.5 x 11.5 in.

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