Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

This high quality Goldsmith Bill Rogell sold for $73.

Similar era to the glove above, This Reach "Bruce Campbell" model 228 glove sold for a paltry $25. A top model in its day.

Pretty nice crescent palm buckle back glove sold for $1076. The mouse damage to the front kind of sucked but the back looked super. I asked the seller if it was an adult size model. Never got a response from that question. That kind of sucked too. I hope the winner is happy with it. That's a lot of money.

A white leather sewn web D&M "Thomas Griffith" model 24 glove sold for $715. The glove itself is in superb condition. Sometimes D&M would use one of their endorsed model gloves as a "famous player" model and stamp it with the name of a star player of the day. This may be the only known Griffith model.

Strong prices for those two gloves!

A 1920's Stall & Dean "Grover Alexander" model glove sold for $250 BIN. No patch on this model but about as nice a signature and mfg. stamp as one would want. The glove overall in in great condition. Bought by an ebay memorabilia dealer so will probably be back shortly.

This neat Nokona Christmas model box with GP3 Jim Lemon glove sold for $103. Love the look for the box - have seen Rawlings and Wilson Christmas boxes before but not Nokona.

Spalding World Series model buckle back catchers mitt sold for what seems like a bargain $57

A 1950's Nokona "Billy Loes" model GC glove sold for $214. looks to be near mint and spectacular white leather.

A Vim Sports & Radio "Paul Dean" glove sold for $362. Made by KenWel for Vim. Nice glove overall and super markings.

I won the Nokona box and I just got a note from the seller (nice guy) saying his wife fell on the box in the middle of the night and smashed it. How can you be mad about an accident? I'm a little bummed but not mad. He's shipping the remains of it to me anyway.

JD

Ouch! Dr. Peebles does great work on glove boxes if it needs reconstructive surgery.

JD, send me some pics when you get it. I'm sure it can be saved.

Oh man, that Alexander glove ticks off all the right boxes for me, and that price? Sigh, I need to keep a closer eye on eBay...

The Alexander glove was listed for no more than a half hour. One would have to be at their computer 24/7 for stuff like that or just lucky timing. I'm sure it will be back up on ebay but probably for more dinero.

A nice 1950's Rawlings "Red Rolfe" model RR sold for $175. Classic style and a beauty.

An 1920's KenWel "Neverip" model glove sold for $475. The ink stamping and cloth patch are nicely intact. This is an early model in nice shape with the die-cut web. It is marked patent applied for. I asked the seller why he considered it a "Dazzy Vance glove". Never got a response to that question.