Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

Despite the sellers description, there is no "Chief" Meyers stamped endorsement on this mitt. Seller verified my query since I could not see a hint of anything on the face of the mitt.[url].http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... TQ:US:1123[/url]

This D&M sewn web sold for $283 - not a high quality glove but looks to be in great shape.

That Rawlings BB box with the Model J Doak that sold a few days ago is not a Bob Bo Bowman box (G490), but a '30s Bosey Berger box; this glove was one of Rawlings' top gloves in the late '30s. A good example of the Bosey glove from my collection is on Jim's site in the Glove Library. Rawlings gloves from before WW2 are tough to find so I am haapy to get that lot even with the condition problems.
Mark

A nice find on ebay. A black leather 1" web glove sold for $30. Looks to be a full size model with leather piping and in great shape with just a little cleaning needed. No manufacturer mentioned

A 1930's double laced "Bucky Walters" glove sold for $130 on ebay. I always liked this style. No manufacturer mentioned but could be a J.C. Higgins model. Nice glove!

Once in a while it pays to be an early rising east coaster.

A 1950's Rawlings "Harvey Haddix" model HH sold for $215 on ebay. A HOH glove in great shape.

A 1960's Sonnett "Lightning Model" sold for $70 on ebay. Had some minor writing on it but the glove overall in great shape and quite a bargain. Got to love the "Bat Web".

A 1940's OK Manufacturing "Hal Newhouser" model sold for $81 on ebay. The glove is in good shape with clear markings, featuring "ChromeMax" leather.

An early and obscure Norman brand full web glove sold for $147 on ebay.

A vintage "Jimmy Foxx" base mitt sold for $167 on ebay. Possibly a Spalding model. Listing description and pictures vague on the pocket stampings and other details. Looks to have been relined and new rolled piping at the wrist opening.

From the same seller as above, A Rawlings "Duster Mails" glove sold for $157. Pretty nasty seam separation at the thumb, torn wrist strap.

mikesglove wrote:A nice find on ebay. A black leather 1" web glove sold for $30. Looks to be a full size model with leather piping and in great shape with just a little cleaning needed. No manufacturer mentioned

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Got the glove in the mail today - it is a Belknap - the bell and NAP are faint but there. Fingers are very long on glove.

Only the best right now because its basically going for free! AND ITS A SWEET OLD GLOVE! http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ted-Williams-Signature-Model-Baseball-Glove-with-Brand-New-Colored-Laces-/190705339007?pt=US_Baseball_Softball_Gloves_Mitts&hash=item2c66ec8a7f

Here are some better pictures of Belknap black leather sewn web.

A Wellinger & Dunn "WinnWell" 3 finger pre-war glove sold for $635 on ebay. Could be a rare model made in Canada. Overall good condition and super cloth patch

A Early Splading white leather fielders/basemitt sold for $235 on ebay. Similar in some ways to the one recently completed on ebay. A stylish looking mitt with an intact cloth patch.

Circa 1960 Wilson "Ball Hawk Six" model 2911 sold for $282 on ebay. Top of the line in its day. A great looking glove.

A motley group of vintage gloves sold for $435 on ebay. A couple of gloves worth mentioning from this group.

First, a pretty nice white leather D&M full web.


Second, a white leather Wilson model 605 could be a great find for the winning bidder. The glove overall is in good shape and the markings in the pocket still seem somewhat intact. This was the "Babe Ruth" model for some periods in the 1920's.

This Rogers Peet sewn web sold as a buy it now at $39. Came across just a few minutes too late. Oh well - at least they were out of New York and not New England.