Best of September 2024

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Yes Derek, that one was well bought!
a1930's Spalding Babe Ruth glove sold for $535. The Ruth sig. is great and the Spalding logo is there but other markings worn.

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A sleeper. A rare 1924-27 Reach "Walter Schmidt" 5/A catchers mitt sold for $25. Poorly described by the seller. With a little research, the photos revealed a TOTL mitt with the Facsimile signature and cloth patch still intact.

A near mint 1970 Rawlings Johnny Bench model HOH mitt sold for $250. One of the best examples in a long time.

A circa 1906 Spalding crescent model B catchers mitt sold for $172. Well down the line in the catalog. The mitt made up for it by great factory stamps on the face.

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An unusual glove sold on ebay for $199. It's a triple tunnel model from the 1940's. It reminds me of some of the quirky styles found in Australian made gloves.

A 1970 Wilson model 2002 glove sold for $98. Looks to be in superb condition. The Dual Hinge Web was a new feature for Wilson.

A lefty 1969-70 Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XFB19 glove sold for a surprising $300.