After a 4 or 5 year hiatus I returned to the Brimfield Flea Market to find that things haven't changed much. All fields were full with the exception of the 1:00 pm show which had a lot fewer dealers. As in the past, there are a number of sports memoriblia dealers (who shall go nameless!) who do a token set up on each field so they can pick over the goods before the general public is admitted. It was nice to meet Liam O"Bannion and Bruce Wiley who were set up on one of the smaller fields. Terry Carrothers (a true gentleman to do business with) and his son were shopping, but did not set up this year. Besides Liam's nice display of bats there weren't many bats to look at. Did see a surprising number of gloves here and there. My big purchase was a Walter Johnson D&M model G40. I bought it from Charlie Holden who had it in his personal collection for over 20 years. Very strange looking web on the glove. All in all it was a nice two days spent with my son, Brett. When he was a little kid he use to tag along with me when I went hunting for gloves. Now it was my turn to tag along with him - boy does he move along fast! Dad doesn't move as fast as he use to!!!!