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I'm not saying that alcohol was involved but alcohol was probably involved.

Can anyone tell me what he wrote above "Yours Very Truly"?

atabats wrote:I'm not saying that alcohol was involved but alcohol was probably involved.

1921 D&M ad with Babe Ruth.jpg

Can anyone tell me what he wrote above "Yours Very Truly"?

" I Remain"

A lot of stuff gets lost in Cleveland!

A J.C. Higgins glove from a 1910 Sears catalog. A unique baseball glove for sure. The thumb and fingers stalls all have side panels. Funny how a common retailer will reveal a heretofore unknown model.

1954 was the first appearance of Rawlings Mickey Mantle gloves. This publication sold for $191 on ebay

Spalding window displays, New York circa 1930's

A 1938 Wheaties store display featuring a mail in offer for a Hutch Cy Young glove.

mikesglove wrote:

mikesglove wrote:Before the Rawlings "Bill Doak" glove came the Goldsmith "Wilbur Cooper" model SF. An ad below from 1922 shows a Goldsmith model not yet surfaced in the hobby. The model SF was made for only one year with the Doak style trap webbing.



By 1924 the model SF sported the tunnel loop web.

The "Adoph Luque" glove also shared the same model number as the Wilbur Cooper glove in 1922-23. This one has not surfaced in the hobby.


By 1924 the new Goldsmith tunnel loop patent was incorporated into the "Luque" model.

Here is another "Doak like" laced web glove, this time from D&M. The ad is from 1922. Interesting that the designer of the glove, Milton Stock, was a team mate of Bill Doak in the early 1920's.


An example of this 1922 G40 model just sold on ebay for $107. It's a one year only glove and super rare. The 1923 G40 model used a tunnel loop webbing.

Milton J. Stock, huh? I sleuthed a glove for Robbie once that turned out to be a Milton Stock D&M model. Robbie, if you are watching, do you still have that glove?

JD

From 1964.


They are touting the features of the new Big 8 model with the X web.

Cool Spalding ad from the 1920's

A D&M ad featuring Grover Alexander. Note the Avalon CA. location. the Cubs used Catalina Island as their Spring training site. A swanky location for sure and the players got to hobnob with the Hollywood stars. Here's a little history.
http://www.vintagebaseballgloveforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=5802&p=31136&hilit=avalon#p31136

An early D&M ad.

One of my favorite Glenn Davis gloves.

JD

That's cool. Always nice to see an example from an ad.

You're going to love this 1965 ad from Townley Metal and Hardware Co.
A Rawlings Big 8 glove by any other name. Love the Wilson Shooting Star logo.


A nice mash up of a MacGregor FieldMaster glove with the Rawlings HOH logo.