Best of August

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Best of August

Postby vintagebrett » September 6th, 2008, 7:41 am

There were a couple of really interesting items that sold during August and I wanted to make sure we had them listed here for reference.

First up, this gorgeous, mint Spalding glove that sold for $1401. This was not a shocker considering the condition and the appeal to a wide variety of collectors. You don't see any gloves of this vintage in the condition this one is in.
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A Reach Rube Walberg three finger glove sold for $835. Again, the three finger Lutzke style are very popular and the condition on this one is great. Also, I don't believe there are many Walberg gloves among the population so that could have been an attraction as well.

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Another interesting glove was this webless buckle back glove. Although the buckle was not intact, the lure of this glove was still great and it brought $828. Again, not a style seen very often.

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And finally, a nice early Spalding full web with a slight crescent. This appears to be a midline glove but it had a great tag and the leather looks nice. This one brought in a healthy $424.

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Overall, a pretty nice collection of gloves for a usually slow month of August.
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Postby fuzzydogg22 » September 6th, 2008, 1:03 pm

thanks for the post brett. i was going for that Spalding XS until about the last few hours when it jumped from $400 to ending price haha. great glove
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Postby quaz95 » September 6th, 2008, 9:51 pm

yeah i was watching that spalding glove too, and my mouth it the ground when i saw the final price, when with like 20 mins it was 400 dollars, bret im glad you posted this because i was going to post because of its incredible condition.
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Postby vintagebrett » September 6th, 2008, 10:13 pm

I actually thought it might go a little higher than what it ended up at. My dad and I were guessing before it ended - I said 1200 to 1600, he said 2000, so we weren't too far off.
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Postby vintagebrett » September 8th, 2008, 2:19 pm

I missed another beauty picked by one of our members - this beautiful Rawlings Bill Doak with box.

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And I think we'll have our first September entry in just a few short hours (the Thomas E. Wilson glove for those not watching).
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Postby fuzzydogg22 » September 8th, 2008, 5:58 pm

not to be rude, but what did that doak go for and was it a BIN or auction? if it was an auction i cant believe i missed that one... :oops:
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Postby vintagebrett » September 8th, 2008, 6:06 pm

I think it was a BIN for $500
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Postby fuzzydogg22 » September 8th, 2008, 6:06 pm

cool, thanks brett
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