Best of March 2024

[mikesglove]

A rare 1920's Thomas E. Wilson grommet web glove sold for $50. It's in decent shape despite quite a bit of wear.

[wilsonjb]

I saw that one pop up and I put it on my watch list but I didn't make a move on it. The wear deterred me. Early 20's patch still intact. This model shows up around 1925.

[mikesglove]

Hey Jared, I saw you already had a nice grommet web Wilson glove anyway.

[mikesglove]

A 1965 Wilson model 2804 base mitt sold for $129. A top of the line mitt in fantastic condition.

A 1960's MacGregor Frank Robinson model PBC glove sold for $99. Anther one in great condition.

[mikesglove]

A rare 1962 Wilson model 2011 Twin T Bar Web glove sold for $99. An interesting six finger design. A top of the line glove and in great condition.

[mikesglove]

A 1960's Rawlings Stan Musial SM6 H-Web glove sold for $300. the glove shows very little wear.

A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle XPG6 HOH glove sold for $300. It's in great shape.

An unusual 1960's Nokona model BB12 base mitt sold for $114. This one shows the Tex-Siz-Trap design used on a base mitt. Pretty cool.

[mikesglove]

A circa 1915 Reach full web glove sold for $230. A lower line glove with cloth piping. It's in great condition.

A 1940's Rawlings Improved George Sisler model base mitt sold for $282. The mitt is in fantastic condition.

A near mint 1940's Hutch Cy Young glove sold for $665. The nicest one to come up for auction in quite some time.

[mikesglove]

A rare Favorite Sports Brand/Sonnett Roberto Clemente glove sold for $157. I like the patch. A nice looking glove.

A rare 1960's Rawlings Minnie Minoso TG96 glove sold for $113. Very few endorsed models exist of this five decade baseball player.

[mikesglove]

A 1950's near mint Rawlings Heart of Hide Eddie Matthews model EM glove sold for $200. Nice glove. Still has the pawn shop tag on it.

A 1920's Goldsmith Walter Johnson model G glove sold for $900. !" web model with flat sewn leather binding. The glove is in super condition inside and out with the pocket stamps easily readable. Love the Goldsmith cloth patch.

[mikesglove]

A 1968 MacGregor Kangaroo leather model KCX glove sold for a BIN of $55. A top of the line glove, They were expansive in their day and most often worn out by the time they make it to ebay. Not this one though. It's in great shape with very little wear. Sometimes sellers will post a glove without knowing what they have.

A 1960's Spalding Roger Maris TraPocket model 42-137 glove sold for $247. A quality glove in good condition.

[mikesglove]

A rare 1920-30's Simmons Professional model PM33 glove sold for $50. It has the grommet web, laced heel and rolled leather piping of a top of the line model. The condition is excellent.

[mikesglove]

A 1926 Pennant IK457 "Ball Hawk" model glove sold for $138. A near mint model with a laced grommet web. The glove is an all leather, well made example. Includes a matching box in nice shape. I thought the glove/box combo would go for more. I almost regret no putting a bid in.

[mikesglove]

A 1968 NOS Wilson model 2406 catchers mitt sold for $300. Just a great example of a top of the line mitt.

[mikesglove]

A 1968 MacGregor Kangaroo leather model KCX glove sold for a BIN of $55. A top of the line glove, They were expansive in their day and most often worn out by the time they make it to ebay. Not this one though. It's in great shape with very little wear. Sometimes sellers will post a glove without knowing what they have.

Another KCX model just sold at auction and not a Buy It Now. This one is just as nice or better than the other one and sold for $661.

Another glove mfg. with the same cachet as the MacGregor KCX bet much older is Winchester. This lower end model with cloth piping sold for $377. It is in ok condition with a stellar cloth patch.

A 1925 Rawlings model B43 glove sold for a BIN of $64. The glove is a white leather mid line model and pretty much intact accept for loose stitching at the wrist strap.

[mikesglove]

A rare 1969 Spalding Gene Alley model 42-205 glove sold for $156. A nice glove, near top of the line.

i wonder what the 1968 Spalding Gene Alley 42-215 H-Web model would bring at auction?

A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG-6 glove sold for $529. Pretty close to near mint.