Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A J.C. Higgins "J. Hans Wagner" glove sold for a best offer under the asking price of $780. A clear endorsement on the front and a nice full web model. The glove looks to be pretty high quality and in decent shape. No loose seams which is always a plus. It has potential to be cleaned up to display a lot better. The sewn inner palm is cool.

The Pepper Martin 400V from last month is back up on eBay. Sold last month for $125, now the asking price is $245.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Pepper- ... 5af73fad88

A really nice D&M "Waite Hoyt" glove sold for $375. Looks to be in good shape with stellar markings in the pocket and an interesting "Made in Canada" tag.

A 1940's Nokona "Joe Jackson" model BM71 base mitt sold for $150. Interesting design similar to "The Latch" model. Mitt shows light wear with the endorsement and tag in good shape.

Two gloves that sold pretty cheap at the Hunt Louisville Slugger Auction this past weekend. A D&M G44 Walter Johnson ended at $300 and a white leather Spalding Dizzy Dean with Rainey web hammered at $400. Hunt leaves a lot of money on the table not showing multiple views of the gloves.

What you say about the photos is right. One would think a photo of the back of each glove would increase interest. Also, many companies coordinate live online bidding with live on site bidding. Hunt Auctions has always seemed behind the times with their presentation.

An early full web buckle back glove sold for $260. Felt lined model with the rare quick release buckle and arrow head wrist strap. The glove has seen a fair amount of use with the cloth patch missing from the back of the middle finger stall. Possibly a Stall & Dean or Wm. Read & Sons glove. No markings on the front.

An interesting short fingered Spalding full web glove sold for $375. Leather is in really nice shape. Previous owner hand sewed his own tag to the inner lining, very tidy.

A white leather 1920's Victor, Wright & Ditson model BML "Major League" base mitt sold for $298. The mitt has a strap web and super markings on the front. The cloth patch on the palm is pristine.

Actually it went a bit cheaper than that, went for $198, looks nice, great tag!!

A killer 1950's Rawlings "Herb Score" model HSP "Heart of Hide" glove sold for $60. It lasted about 9 minutes on ebay. Looks close to near mint.

A Marathon "Joe Gordon" model 4205 glove and box sold for $60. Glove appears to be mint and pretty nice picture box.

A 1940-50's James Brine "Al Dark" model glove sold for $37. I thought it would go for more. Nice looking with super markings and patch.

A mint 1960's Rawlings "Tim McCarver" HOH catchers mitt sold for $357. Great looking with the spoke web. As good as it gets for 60's era equipment.

Another from the same seller. A 1960's Rawlings "Whitey Ford" model 42-103 personal model glove sold for $305. Has seen a little use but a rare one.

WOW.....I paid over $100.00 last year just for the top part of the picture box for the Joe Gordon glove. That was a deal !!!!! I missed that one !!

A Spalding model CXS "Amateur" base mitt sold for $132. Nice overall condition with a unique wrist strap.

A Rawlings "Duster Mails" model glove sold for $108. Markings a little light but the back is nice with a good patch and the white inner lining.

A stellar Rawlings "Duke Snider" model DS glove sold for $178. It has the elusive 50 year anniversary patch.