Epic Month Ahead!

[Yanks23]

I can’t wait to see what Mr. Tinney has to say in the Glove of the Month section in November! Are you all as excited as I am? Fingerless pair. Ambi. Duck. Pita. Tornado. Holy smokes!!!

Not to mention all of the fun stuff we saw on JD’s sales list.

[mikesglove]

No ambi, duk, fingerless or pita gloves yet. The month is still early. I'm sure they will show up.
A rare Ratsch base mitt sold for $214. The mitt is in decent shape with a great cloth patch.

A rare 1920's McDonald Wilker glove sold for $275. The glove is in super condition inside and out.

A rare 1960's Rawlings Warren Spahn Personal Model XPG3 glove sold for $124. A one year only model before the Flexomatic Palm era.

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A Horace Partridge Scholastic model base mitt sold for $43. Looks to be in decent shape.

A Lowe & Campbell Billy Herman glove sold for $45. A well built glove in good condition.

A rare 1966 Rawlings FP5 HOH catchers mitt sold for $75. Made for a year or two, Features a multi-break Flexomatic Palm.

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A 1930's Spalding Babe Ruth model MO glove sold for $1200. It's in great shape with a nice sig.

a 1930's Banner Lou Gehrig base mitt sold for $450. A stylish mitt with strap web.

A1940's Hutch Cy Young glove sold for $300. Light use on this one.

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A 1960's Rawlings XFB1 HOH base mitt sold for $101. Looks to be in great shaoe.

A 1950's Rawlings Joe Adcock model TM55 HOH mitt sold for $175. A top of the line model you don't often see.

A 1940's Rawlings George Sisler Improved base mitt sold for $175. A rare model in super condition.

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A George A. Reach Lefty Grove glove sold for $325. Markings are light. Glove is decent.

A rare Tryon full web glove sold for $425. The glove is extra long. A nice early example. The patented seam reinforcements on the front are a cool feature. Glove possibly made by Peach based on the patented seam reinforcements.

A Rex Joe DiMaggio glove sold for $25. That's a brand you don't often see. Glove seems decent.

[mikesglove]

I had a feeling this one wasn't going to make far on ebay. It's just too nice. It's a Horace Partridge base mitt in great condition. It has the rare Partridge tag the everyone wants. The mitt is super stylish and looks to be a high end model. Oh yeah, it sold somewhere in the range of $225.

[mikesglove]

a circa 1910 Tryon catchers mitt sold for $199. The mitt is in good shape. The wrist strap design and patented circular reinforcements at the wrist opening indicate the mitt was made by Peach, a very rare and sought after manufacturer of gloves and mitts from Gloversville NY.

A 1950's Rawlings Eddie Matthews model EM glove sold for $92. The glove is a high end model in great shape.

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A full size sewn web glove sold for $500. Looks to be in great shape. The buckle back design is from Goldsmith. Originally designed for mitts, very rare to see that buckle back design on a glove. More than likely a high end model.

[mikesglove]

These are from Hunt's Auction. Prices are before fees.
A Reach Tornado Palm glove sold for $14,000. This auction stalled a few times but kept going up up up. The glove is in marginal condition but the rarity and innovation carried the day. Makes one wonder how much Jerry's righty version is worth now.

A Ted Kennedy pita mitt sold for $8,500. A nice looking mitt from an innovative manufacturer. The mitt was part of the full round series.

A Reach ambidextrous glove sold for $5000. Reach made these in varying quality and price range. This one with the rolled leather piping is one of their best.

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A Ratsch DukFut model glove sold for $2100. This one is in pretty good condition. Features a celluloid button.

A Denkert Mickey mantle glove with box sold for $2000. Looks to be near mint.

A Rawlings Mickey Mantle MM8 glove and picture box sold for $1381.

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A 1940's Reach top of line Professional model glove sold for $175. Originally a triple web glove, the tunnels are long gone. Light markings in the pocket but the rest of the glove is great inside and out.

[mikesglove]

Some from Antique Athlete. Don't have prices.
A super 1940's George A. Reach A8 catchers mitt. Looks close to near mint.

A sewn web Tryon glove. Another really great example.

My personal favorite. A sewn web model 78 Goldsmith glove. Markings a intact on the face and a great cloth patch. A stunner!

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A sewn web Stall & Dean glove sold for $200. Don't think the seller knew what he had. This is a nice one receiving high marks in every category.

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Leland's Auction, before fees:
A pristine D&M George Kelly model 659 base mitt sold for $642. A top of the line mitt in its day.

A pair of circa 1890 fingerless gloves sold for $19,527. The gloves show a lot of use but are well made with rolled leather piping and side panels built into the finger stalls. I couldn't place the rectangular pads on the front with a manufacturer.