Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

As some of you know I've exhaustedly put out 99 glove newsletters since 1989 or is it 1889? HELP!
The 100th is next. If any of you would like to write a line about your experience or remembrances about the past newsletters, we'll try to fit it in this special edition.
You can post here or email me at : glovecollector@tx.rr.com

This is going to sound like borderline blasphemy, but my newsletter subscription ran out back awhile ago and I haven't gotten around to renewing it.

Shame on me!

What is the renewal procedure nowadays? Also, do you ever have back issues available? Maybe I can fill in a few holes in my collection!

This might be a pipe dream, but it would be fantastic if you could publish all your past issues in a collected format, say issues 1 through 25 in one publication, then 26-50, etc.

That would be a super reference guide to have on hand!

Another good idea by the Sonbrett !
It might be easy to do. Pages could be shot and iteked and bound.
Back issues are $5 now but with extras gone in some editions.
Renewal is a pidling $15.50 for a year, $29.95 for two years and $39.95 for three. Paypal will work.
Thanks!

Cool, Joe. Thanks!

Not for nothing, but I would like to point out that I am not the esteemed "Brett" who has organized and runs this wonderful website.

My username- "Bretman"- seems to cause some confusion for many of the posters here, as I have on several occassions received emails or private messages where the sender obviously thinks that I am the Sonnett-loving Mr. Lowman. Heck, I've even had email from people on eBay mistaking me for the other Brett!

Rather, I am "Bret" (with one "T") Stumpf, an avid glove collector in Columbus, Ohio.

In short- a whole 'nuther person with the same leather addiction!

My mistake Bret and sure I know you. You've been in the glove ranks for awhile and a subscriber to the Newsletter. Sorry about that confusion and know you've gotten in the crossfire of messages before.
We've got another one T Bret back in the fold too. Glove display holders maker Bret Lesan is back on the glove track and will advertise in this next newsletter for his wares. Bret does a nice turn with plastic holders in both shelf and wall mounts that we've utilized for years.