Reach 1 " web glove without leather lining in fingers

[4scuda]

This is my first post on this forum, I am thankful Net54 members pointed me here. I have been collecting buying and selling for 25 years, but have stayed out of the mainstream hobby. I have enjoyed the interaction with other collectors and hope to do the same here. The glove I have questions about is a early reach mitt I got in a recent accumulation. It is in very good condition, it has one odd feature. The fingers are not leather lined you just feel the wool or whatever the lining is made of. It has a reach stamp. I appreciate any information on it. Also is the other mitt an adults. My hand fits in it fine. Thanks again.

[Number9]

Welcome aboard! Despite the size, the catcher's mitt is definitely a kids model. The button strap and the lack of sturdy features are keys there. The Reach glove looks nice, but it too is an entry level model. It looks nice and soft and in good condition. There's a market for both, but neither are very valuable. The mitt is probably worth around $30-40 and the glove is probably $60-75. It really depends on who's looking at them. Someone who is looking for a nice decorative example would probably pay on the higher side. Both would probably garner a few bids on ebay.

[4scuda]

thanks for the info, the prices are just what I had priced them. I am keeping the mitt and the childs cathcers mitt will be listed on ebay soon with the other 75 gloves I recently purchased. My ebay ID is 4scuda if anyone wants to check them out. Does anyone know when Rawlings started making mitts? I just found this mitt amongst my pile, marked rawlings, looks pretty early. I think it will be a keeper too.

[Number9]

That one is circa 1920, give or take a few years.