Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

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If memory serves, the 60-4236 is the split finger model Musial glove, with a full web- is that correct? This is the Montgomery Ward model, which was actually produced by Rawlings. They seemed to be almost identical to the Rawlings G490 sold around the same time (early 50's), which would make it one of the last split finger gloves they ever produced.

From the "Vintage Baseball Glove Pocket Price Guide- Vol. 8":

Very Good: $100
Excellent: $200
Near Mint: $300

Just going on others I've seen sold, those prices strike me as maybe a little on the high side, but should give you a starting point as far as the approximate value.

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I see that one has the two tunnel webs. Others I've seen have a full one-piece "barrel" type web. Another variation I've seen is that some have the "thumb protector" piece of leather sewn over the thumb stitch on the palm, others do not.

I take it that these were all variations from year-to-year when these gloves were sold. Your's looks to be one of the earlier models.

Nice glove!