Best of September 2009

Wow! September has come and gone and now we look to October and the Holiday season. Where has all the time gone? The month of September had some great stuff on the glove front.
Mears had 2 beautiful gloves in the box up on their site. The boxes were photo boxes of Joe Gordon and Rogers Hornsby. Great stuff!

As for Ebay, there were a lot of interesting things available. Here were my picks. From Mr. Pugskiddo Ted Kubiak’s auction we got to see a nice looking ambidextrous fielder’s glove from the 40's-50’s. This one fetched a nice sum of $2,838!

September also brought out 2 nice Stall & Deans. Both were endorsed and went for some wonderful prices. The first was a GC Alexander Speed model that looked pretty solid at $486.01!

The other was a Stall & Dean 8087 Charlie Gehringer. This particular glove featured a buckle back closure. The Gehringer went for $352.57.

Another interesting glove was a 3 finger model.. The seller stated it was a Velvotan (he thinks)Professional pitcher’s model, but a potential bidder was curious if it was possibly made by OK.
Sold for $380.99 and the verdict?

Also this month, I’m trying something else for the monthly rundown. As suggested by one of my fellow collectors, I will provide a photo of some type of memorabilia (uniform, trophy, cabinet photo, game, etc) that is non glove, but something that has interest to others who have branched out. This month I chose a huge 1917 Wright & Ditson figural cup with topper. This one brought $312.78. Nice looking trophy!
And finally, some of you may have missed the biggest glove sale of the month. It was in Australia and it was a Thriller of an auction! This one brought $49,000! You can’t "BEAT IT!” Were you in on this Vinny?
Upon seeing how well this one went, a friend of mine, Frederick, was asking me what auction house should he send his glove to. MASTRO? HUNT? All I know is that it would be a NIGHTMARE to catch a fly ball with this glove!!

Mears had 2 beautiful gloves in the box up on their site. The boxes were photo boxes of Joe Gordon and Rogers Hornsby. Great stuff!


As for Ebay, there were a lot of interesting things available. Here were my picks. From Mr. Pugskiddo Ted Kubiak’s auction we got to see a nice looking ambidextrous fielder’s glove from the 40's-50’s. This one fetched a nice sum of $2,838!


September also brought out 2 nice Stall & Deans. Both were endorsed and went for some wonderful prices. The first was a GC Alexander Speed model that looked pretty solid at $486.01!


The other was a Stall & Dean 8087 Charlie Gehringer. This particular glove featured a buckle back closure. The Gehringer went for $352.57.


Another interesting glove was a 3 finger model.. The seller stated it was a Velvotan (he thinks)Professional pitcher’s model, but a potential bidder was curious if it was possibly made by OK.
Sold for $380.99 and the verdict?


Also this month, I’m trying something else for the monthly rundown. As suggested by one of my fellow collectors, I will provide a photo of some type of memorabilia (uniform, trophy, cabinet photo, game, etc) that is non glove, but something that has interest to others who have branched out. This month I chose a huge 1917 Wright & Ditson figural cup with topper. This one brought $312.78. Nice looking trophy!

And finally, some of you may have missed the biggest glove sale of the month. It was in Australia and it was a Thriller of an auction! This one brought $49,000! You can’t "BEAT IT!” Were you in on this Vinny?


Upon seeing how well this one went, a friend of mine, Frederick, was asking me what auction house should he send his glove to. MASTRO? HUNT? All I know is that it would be a NIGHTMARE to catch a fly ball with this glove!!

