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1949 Macgregor Goldsmith catalog

PostPosted: February 28th, 2011, 5:39 am
by mikesglove
JD just uploaded a mostly complete glove section of the 1949 Macgregor Goldsmith catalog at http://www.baseballglovecollector.com Being a big fan of the McG's, I was delighted to find this catalog on ebay. The catalog features my favorite models, the "Snare" gloves and mitts. the catalog also features a lot of collector favorites, such as the Ewell Blackwell, Bobby Doerr and Pete Reiser gloves.
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The newly purchased "Carmona " basemitt above will look nice next to my MacGregor Goldsmith "Snare" model AH "Les Fleming" below
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Re: 1949 Macgregor Goldsmith catalog

PostPosted: March 2nd, 2011, 3:44 am
by okdoak
I know that a lot of our forum members are fond of the MacGoldsmiths. Their Bobby Doerr XG is a stunning glove, dark leather with silver stamping...and that leather is sooo supple (sorry, just got a little light headed thinking about it) :roll: Their Pete Reiser Snare-Web is a favorite of mine, also. I don't have an Elmer Riddle, but I have a Joe Cronin DW that's made in the same classic style. The pro's of that time liked them too, judging from the pictures I've seen.

Re: 1949 Macgregor Goldsmith catalog

PostPosted: March 2nd, 2011, 12:38 pm
by ebbets55
Great catalog Mike. I love MG gloves. They are one of my favorite manufacturers because they were innovative, pretty and super high quality. I love them. Still looking for a Johnny Sain in the box if anyone has one.

JD

Re: 1949 Macgregor Goldsmith catalog

PostPosted: March 4th, 2011, 1:56 am
by mikesglove
okdoak wrote:I know that a lot of our forum members are fond of the MacGoldsmiths. Their Bobby Doerr XG is a stunning glove, dark leather with silver stamping...and that leather is sooo supple (sorry, just got a little light headed thinking about it) :roll: Their Pete Reiser Snare-Web is a favorite of mine, also.

Here is a back view of my Pete Reiser "Snare" model. I like collecting different and odd webs. The "Snare" model and the "Spider Web" had a big place in my collection. The rolled lace web base mitt from above was hard for me to pass
up.
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Willie Mays G105 with "Spider Web" below
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