Best of February 2026

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A 1950's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model MM glove sold for $299. A nice looking glove in excellent condition.

A 1958 Rawlings Bob Turley model PMA glove sold for $79. A one year only model has all the features of the HOH model but made with the new RT58 leather.

A late 1960's Spalding Roger Maris model 42-217 PM glove sold for $699. It's in super condition.

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A 1950's NOS Rawlings Harvey Haddix model HH glove sold for $799. A super glove. It had been on ebay for a long time.

A 1920's Rawlings snap heel catchers mitt sold for $105. Looks to bee in good condition. It would benefit by being re-shaped. There a some factory stamps on the face.

A circa 1970 Rawlings model XFCB glove sold for $275. A nice looking glove.

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A circa 1970 Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG6 glove sold for $525. It's in decent condition. It has the U.S.A. stamp used after 1970.

A circa 1919 Spalding sewn web glove sold for $375. Overall a pretty nice glove. It's a good quality all leather model with a laced heel. Looks like an infielders short finger model. I've always liked the black leather gloves. This one would really benefit use some conditioning. Always a plus when the listing shows the inner lining is intact.

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A 1950's MacGregor Willie Mays PM model G105 glove sold for $999. A really popular model with the "SpiderWeb". The glove looks to be in excellent condition.

Another popular Willie mays PM model was the 1960's MacGregor model GC12. Like the G105, this one was also a TOTL glove. The relacing required seemed daunting and the glove only sold for $71. Other than the lacing, the glove is in pretty nice condition.