
Baseball Display Cases
Baseball Display Cases & Baseball Bat Display Cases
A baseball display case holds a ball, a bat, or both behind glazing in a shadow box built to your exact size. At CustomPictureFrames.com we make the shadow box frame itself, deep enough for a ball, a bat, or both, with felt or suede interior backing in your choice of color and clear framer's grade acrylic glazing. You arrange the interior the way you want, with your own foam cradle, bat brackets, or display stand. These frames suit signed baseballs, game bats, first-game keepsakes, and team displays. Standard orders ship in 3-5 business days. Open the shadow box designer to enter your dimensions and set up your baseball display.
Built to your exact size
Width, height, and depth in the designer
Deep shadow box profile
Room for a ball, a bat, or a combo
Choice of interior backing
Felt or suede in your color
Framer's grade acrylic
Clear glazing on every case
Design Your Baseball Display Case
Enter the width, height, and depth your ball or bat needs. Single ball, single bat, or a combined layout all work.
Custom Baseball Display Cases
Single-ball cases are the most common build. The ball sits in a foam cradle or small stand against the interior backing, with felt or suede in your choice of color. Multi-ball cases hold a small grouping (a season's worth of game balls, a series, or a team set) in the same layout. For a signed ball, clear framer's grade acrylic keeps the signature readable and the case light to hang. You supply the cradle or stand; we build the frame.
Baseball Bat Display Cases
Bat displays mount the bat against the interior backing, horizontally or vertically, using brackets or hardware you supply. Size the case to the bat length plus a margin on each side. Double-bat layouts handle two bats side-by-side or crossed. Depth needs to clear the thickest part of the bat barrel by a small margin so the glazing sits flat.
Yankees Signed Baseball Memorabilia We Have Framed
Finished examples from our brick-and-mortar frame shop, shown here as inspiration for what you can build at home with our custom shadow box frames.




Display a Ball and Bat Together
Combined layouts are popular for milestone displays: a first MLB game, a championship series, a final game with a coach. Size the frame to the full layout, position the bat horizontally with the ball in a cradle below it or in a corner, and add a photo or scorecard alongside if there is room. Engraved nameplates work especially well on combination displays, where the date and event give the whole piece context.
Add an Engraved Nameplate
Add the player name, date, score, or milestone on a brass engraved plate mounted to the interior backing or the moulding face. See finishes and layout options on the brass nameplates page.
For other sports display formats, see the sports memorabilia framing hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do your shadow box frames work for baseballs?
Do your shadow boxes work for baseball bats?
Can you display a ball and a bat together?
Will this work for a signed ball or bat?
What sizes do you build?
How long do baseball display cases take to ship?
Ready to Frame Your Baseball Display?
Open the shadow box designer to set your dimensions and build your case.
Open the shadow box designer