
Sizing & Compatibility
Will It Fit?
Use the product-specific measurements and compatibility information below before ordering.
Compatible with
- MLB baseballs
- Other standard-size baseballs
- Autographed baseballs
Best for
- Nine-baseball collections
- Autographed baseballs
- Upright tabletop baseball displays
The interior measures 11"W x 4"D x 11.25"H, and the case is designed for nine standard-size baseballs in an upright arrangement. Compare any oversized stands, holders, or accessories with the interior dimensions before ordering.
Construction & Protection
Display & Protection Details
Product Questions
Questions About This Display
What does the Real Glass 9 Upright Baseball Display Case hold?
The case is designed to display nine MLB or other standard-size baseballs in an upright arrangement, including autographed baseballs.
What are the inside dimensions of the Real Glass 9 Upright Baseball Display Case?
The inside dimensions are 11 inches wide, 4 inches deep, and 11.25 inches tall.
Does the Real Glass 9 Upright Baseball Display Case use real glass?
Yes. The display has a real glass lid for clear viewing.
How much UV protection does the glass provide?
The Regular Glass option provides 50% UV protection. The Museum Quality Conservation Glass option provides 99% UV protection.
Does the Real Glass 9 Upright Baseball Display Case have a mirrored panel?
Yes. It includes a mirrored bottom panel that provides another viewing angle of the baseballs.
Can the Real Glass 9 Upright Baseball Display Case be wall mounted?
No. This case is designed for tabletop display on a shelf, desk, table, or another stable flat surface.
Which base finishes are available?
The solid hardwood base is available in Black, Cherry, or Walnut.
Does the Real Glass 9 Upright Baseball Display Case require assembly?
No. The display case arrives ready to arrange on a stable flat surface.
Collector Resources
Learn More About Displaying & Protecting Your Collection
The Silent Assassin: Why is UV Protection Crucial for Your Sports Memorabilia?
Start with a collector's fear: the heartbreak of pulling out a favorite jersey or graded card only to find the color faded or the...
Mirrored vs Non-Mirrored Display Cases: Which Looks Better for Memorabilia?
When you buy a display case, the front and sides usually get all the attention, but the back panel quietly controls how your collectible...