Best of March 2025

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Listed as a Rawlings model TTP glove, it's actually a model TT10 Stan Musial glove. It's from circa 1964 and sold for $150.

A 1950's Rawlings Herb Score model HSP glove sold for $499. Looks pretty close to near mint.

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The Reach Robert Rolfe model 245L glove from last months Hunt Auction was flipped on ebay for $113

A nice 1960 Wilson A2000 "Shooting Star" glove sold for $114

A NOS 1950's MacGregor Jack Jensen model G21 glove sold for $99. Features the "SpiderWeb".

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A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle XPG6 glove sold for $600. One of the nicest examples in a while.

A 1940's Hutch Cy Young model glove sold for $260. A kids glove with a stellar facs sig in the pocket.

A 1960's Nokona Chico Carrasquel model CC glove sold for $150. A nice looking glove. Too bad about the ink.

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pretty slim pickings this month.
A teens full web D&M model G36 glove sold for $100. A nice looking glove!

A Nokona Chico Carrasquel model CC glove with picture box sold for $249. The glove is OK, most of the value is in the rare picture box.

A MacGregor Bill Dickey model G184 mitt with picture box sold for $495. A lower line mitt with a rare picture box.

[mikesglove]

A 1930's Reach Babe Ruth HRS glove sold for $350. It was in a weird ebay category. A well worn glove with a pretty nice sig on the heel. Despite the wear the glove is all there with a nice tag on the back. The leather piping indicates a better than average model which is a plus.

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A circa 1970 Nokona model ML-L glove sold for $174. A great looking TOTL glove.

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A 1966 Wilson A2002 Shooting Star model glove sold for $150. A TOTL glove in great condition.

A 1960's Spalding Roger Maris model 42-201 glove sold for $110. A sought after TOTL glove in great shape. Someone got a good deal.

A 1950's Kennedy Sporting Goods Duke Snider model glove sold for $40. A nice looking glove. Kennedy Sporting Goods Bought the KenWel name and leased the old Utica KenWel factory in 1952.

[mikesglove]

Here's one you don't often see. A circa 1970 Spalding Professional Model 42-2131 glove sold for $116. It's a TOTL glove in super condition. Seems like a glove in Derek's wheelhouse.

A 1960's MacGregor Big Klu model G148 base mitt sold for $50. A top endorsed model in great condition.

A 1900's Spalding crescent pad base mitt sold for $140. A well used mitt. Seems to be all there with a nice early patch on the back.

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A NOS 1970's Rawlings XFB1 mitt sold for $299. A TOTL fastback model with Double-Ca-Thud pocket.

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A 1940's Globe Jimmie Foxx model mitt sold for $629. Someone must have really wanted this one. It's a cheap kids glove in super condition with great factory stamps on the face. I guess condition trumps everything.

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A 1930's Stall & Dean base mitt sold for $295. It has lacing al the way around. Kind of unusual. It also is in excellent condition with some factory markings on the face.

A 1950's MacGregor Willie Mays model G101 sold for $99. It could use some conditioning but otherwise in great shape. A TOTL glove in its day. A seven day auction and only one bid! Go figure. The Mays SpiderWeb/reverse wrist strap versions probably more desirable.

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A circa 1970 MacGregor model KCXP glove sold for $189. A TOTL kangaroo hide model in great condition.

An NOS1970's Spalding Jim Northrup model 42-2451 glove with original box sold for $120. I'm sure this one didn't last long, a smokin' deal on a rare USA model.

[okdoak]

Cannot believe I completely missed the listing for that Mays G101. Oh well. Wait for the next one I guess.