Best of February 2026

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A 1930's KenWel model 538 glove sold for $150. Not described in the ebay listing, it's a Paul Dean Special model. The sig is visible on the pinky. The glove overall is in nice condition.

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A 1930's Goldsmith Christy Mathewson model JG8 glove sold for $147. The most sought after of the junior size glove line of all time great MLB stars. Features the "Spider Web".

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a circa 1948 MacGregor Goldsmith Birdie Tebbetts model XC catchers mitt sold for $36, A steal at that price. A TOTL model in great condition. A full four finger stall version before MacG began their three finger models. A little TLC would transform this into a stunner.

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A rare teens Ratsch Peerless Duk-Fut glove sold for $1000. The glove is in excellent condition. Surprised it took so long to sell.

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A 1955 Wilson Ted Williams PM model 2040 glove sold for $250. A TOTL glove in fantastic condition.

A 1960's Wilson Frank House PM model 2402 mitt sold for $10. A TOTL mitt in not so fantastic condition.

A circa 1970 Wilson Catfish Hunter model A2005 glove sold for $130. A primo example of the revamped A2000 gloves of the 1970's. The glove has the distinctive lacing up the pinky.

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A 1965 Wilson model 2010 "Shooting Star" glove sold for $95. The glove is in excellent condition and features a softer willow cowhide leather.

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A teens-twenties sewn web D&M model G36 glove sold for $367. A lower line model in really nice condition.

A 1940-50's Nokona Don Shuler model mitt sold for $75. This is a rare one for sure. It's in great condition but dry as a bone. A little TLC would do wonders.

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An early Wright and Ditson sewn full web glove sold far $238. It has a vintage repair to the front and ink on the back. Nice shape other than that.

A circa 1967 Wilson model 2005 glove sold for $112. A TOTL glove you don't see very often. Features a horizontal hinged web. Super condition.

A 1950's Sonnett Eddie Stanky model G4F glove sold for $176. A good quality near mint glove with original box.

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A 1930's J.C. Higgins brand Jesse Haines model 1668 glove sold for $190. A mid line model. The glove looks great and could benefit by a little reshaping, cleaning and conditioning.

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A teens full sewn web Reach glove sold for $143. The glove has been well used but looks to be intact.

A 1960's Sonnett Orlando Cepeda model 6348 glove sold for $45. A rare six finger model.

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A 1966 Wilson A2000 glove sold for $499. Looks like it caught a few balls but otherwise in superb near mint condition.

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A pre-1964 Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG6 glove sold for $399. The glove's in good snape and features the original style facs. sig.

A circa 1970 Rawlings Billy Williams model XFG7 glove sold for $280. It's in outstanding condition.

A 1930's D&M Howard Ehmke model G74 glove sold for $1100. It's in outstanding condition.

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A 1960's Rawlings model TTP "Big T Trapeze" glove sold for $99. Features the "Dual Step Down Palm". Pretty nice shape overall.

Listed as a Goldsmith, it's actually a J.C. Higgins sewn full web glove. It's good quality with a fair amount of wear. It sold for $180.

A circa 1970 Nokona model N35 base mitt sold for $99. A TOTL mitt in excellent condition.

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A rare 1962 Spalding Jim Bunning model 42-101 glove sold for $130. a one year only model featuring the EZ-Flex two part palm. It looks like the Rawlings model TGP from that period. The condition is OK with some wear. The factory markings and patch are good. Overall a swell glove.

A rare 1940's Rawlings Bill Doak model H3 glove sold for $250. An iconic glove and popular with collectors. The glove has a fair amount of wear, some damage and repair to the wrist strap, seam separation on the finger stall. On the plus side, the patch and factory markings on the face are good.

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A rare 1940 Spalding Joe DiMaggio Pro Form model glove. This one has the segmented finger stalls. Surprised it only 7 day auctioned for $136. In my mind it's a $250-$300 glove all day long. The ebay photos and description didn't do it justice. There is a Pro Form DiMaggio model out there with cloth piping but this one is all leather and the condition of the glove is unbeatable.

A mid 50's Rawlings Duke Snider model DS glove sold for $77. Excellent original condition.