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New house...Need more shelves

PostPosted: April 24th, 2007, 10:19 pm
by burker72
My wife and two kids are solidly entrenched in the new house and I'm just getting back online and getting a chance to set up a couple of glove displays, so I thought I'd pass on some early pics...

The first pic is an extra upstairs bedroom that is not occupied, so that's where I'm starting, but I need more shelves (those boxes are filled with gloves looking for a home)

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This is my favorite coffee table, then again it is filled with Ken Wel gloves.

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The downstairs den with some of my favorites. Brett, you'll notice the Schulz Vance model (thanks again)

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And a few pics of a Red, White and Blue Clemente GJ62 model (from a separate thread)

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Thanks for looking, I'll add more as we get settled.

PostPosted: April 25th, 2007, 8:46 am
by vintagebrett
Thanks for sharing the pictures!!

My wife and I are getting ready to move and I've been boxing up my collection - it's like putting your favorite toys way for awhile.

nice displays

PostPosted: April 25th, 2007, 11:35 pm
by mittmutt
I was checking out the pictures you posted and I must say I was impressed. Not just with the gloves (though they are very nice) but also with the fact that your wife let's you display them in more than 1 room in your house. If she cleans and cooks I'll trade you my entire collection (100 plus gloves) for her.

wooden glove stands

PostPosted: April 26th, 2007, 11:54 am
by H-webman
Would you mind posting a pic of your stands you have in the picures? I am in dire need of something to use for my gloves and I would like to copy yours if you like them. any suggestions? :idea:

PostPosted: April 26th, 2007, 3:23 pm
by Number9
I've made similar stands. They're pretty easy.
I got the premade bases and dowels at a craft store, Michael's i think. I used 5/16" dowels. Drill em and glue em. Pretty easy. For some floppy gloves I used two posts. I've found that leaving the dowel lengths on the longer side is better, and I round off the ends so they slide in nice. If you decide to paint them, use an enamel. They take longer to dry, maybe a week to fully cure. But, the end result is a harder finish that doesn't stick to leather. Sometimes the leather, or the oils in it, will soften latex based paints and they'll stick to your gloves.

PostPosted: April 26th, 2007, 5:40 pm
by stockbuddy
Hi burker,

Cool gloves. I love the old vance style gloves. It is difficult finding enough shelf space in this hobby. LOL I am in the process of making a second display for my gloves. I just keep finding more old web-styles. vbg

Thanks for sharing the pics and hope you enjoy your new home.

Dave

PostPosted: April 26th, 2007, 5:46 pm
by stockbuddy
Brett,

Hope you enjoy your new home too. If you take the notion of having a moving sale on your Barney glove let me know. Thanks for the heads up on the other glove on ebay, but I got outbid by someone with the same name as was on the glove. LOL

Drop me a line should you have a bargain on that glove, maybe we can work something out.

Dave

PostPosted: April 26th, 2007, 6:53 pm
by stockbuddy
Brett,

Hope you enjoy your new home too. If you take the notion of having a moving sale on your Barney glove let me know. Thanks for the heads up on the other glove on ebay, but I got outbid by someone with the same name as was on the glove. LOL

Drop me a line should you have a bargain on that glove, maybe we can work something out.

Dave