Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

With all that's been going on the last two months I haven't had an opportunity to share my pick-ups - I have some exciting stuff on the way but these items aren't too shabby either. Most of these came from trades so thanks to those who were kind enough to swap with me.

OK MFG Co. Pete Reiser split finger




Sonnett Pacesetter three finger glove




OK MFG Co. Ernie Lombardi catchers mitt




W&D Athletic goods sewn web glove




Ken-Wel black leather sewn web with early tag




Victor Wright & Ditson split finger sewn web




James W. Brine split finger sewn web




1940's Spalding advertisement for bats and balls - it's 3D, 23"x19" and super cool!

Great stuff Brett!

Everytime I visited JD's site over the past two years, there was one glove that I channeled my inner Wayne Campbell everytime I looked at it ("It will be mine, oh yes, it will be mine). I can now say, it is! Thanks JD for the trade!

You're welcome. It needed to be with the others. That's funny. Every time I see that Victor Box I say the same thing. It's just a matter of time. I'll be patient like you were.

I went back and looked at the catalog and it is called the Double Button Y Pattern Strap. I have called it an X Pattern all these years. It is now proudly labeled correctly in the OK Gallery.

JD

P.S. - Those of you not putting up traders in the Collectors Corner are really missing out.

That's a sweet glove! Come on, Jim, move a few my way!

vintagebrett wrote:Everytime I visited JD's site over the past two years, there was one glove that I channeled my inner Wayne Campbell everytime I looked at it ("It will be mine, oh yes, it will be mine).

EXCELLENT!

Another OK - this time a Ray Mack (an OK endorsement I'd never seen)

Last ones for 2009:

Horace Partridge model PO Professional model split finger (endorsement unreadable). Has a Partridge tag I hadn't seen - lists Boston, Cleveland and Charlotte. Interesting.





OK MFG Co. model JM Rudy York 1B mitt - my dad has two of these, figured it was time to add my own. Huge glove!




1930's D&M Sporting Goods advertising sign. I was surprised this didn't have more action on it.