








I placed a bid on the 4 lot set that had the crescent fielders in it but lost out at $125, oh well, will forget that I lost in a month or so. Did win an early JC higgins for cheap, early double verticle tunnels, 167? to worn to tell anything and then a 40's splitfinger for $24. Turned out to be an OK Joe Dimaggio JD-G model. Cool and after cleaning I put a rolled web in it like was in the RR Rolfe that was on ebay a while back. I used to do these back in the day and this one turned out the best that I have ever attempted. William, I used the splitter I sent you and shaved the laces down to a sixteenth of an inch thick for the rolled part of the web, it worked great, got it thinned down in 5 minutes. If not shaved down the web would be over a half inch in diameter and look goofy. The rolled web has a backbone that the rolled part is wrapped around and tied at the base as in the pic of the RR. I tried to match the number of wraps as pictured and it came out correct for a 4 foot lace. Thats right there is FOUR foot of lace just in the wrapped part and NONE left over, unbelievable.. Hope you enjoy the pics. The picture of the glove with the egg is a way of showing how soft the glove is, wish people would do that on their ebay pics.
Yeah, worked on the glove in the living room, on the coffee table, with glove stuff spread everywhere... Yeah, got it cleaned up before my wife "Pretty Sharon" came home. BUT... was rolling a web in the living room!!!
The glove stand is hand made and very unique, Jim Daniel has one similiar that I made for him and they come with a "Certificate of Pretty Sure Assurance" kinda a play on the cat daddy that was putting facsimilie autos on gloves a while back. But these are just for fun and I'm pretty sure that what happened around the tree that this stand was made from did happen when it was growing.... I aint saying for certain, but Jim got a kick out of it.. Gotta have fun with this glovin. hope this finds you all well