Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

The hits just keep on coming! Another stellar D&M G41 glove from the Norway find. The "Donie Bush" model plus a mint D&M bat and ball sold for $2700. So far the mint G41 gloves, a Reach webless glove and the Ratsch Duk-Fut glove sold on ebay recently. These are usually the staple of the auction houses. Hard to beat the 13% ebay sellers fee and Paypal buyers return guarantee. The auction house buyers premium, handling, processing fees coupled with a "no Paypal/no returns" policy- what a turn-off.

Nice group of items - I think the seller would have done better separating the bat and the glove. Definitely some nice items lately.

I know zip about bats but that D&M decal model did look interesting enough to stand on its own. The ball was also very nice.
I was following the "Hank Aaron" GF20 glove and box auction. It had everything going for it, mint glove and stellar box. The combo sold for $448.

No wingman today so flying solo at the flea. Really on the lookout for a Rawlings Primo glove made out of the finest Italian leather. No such luck. Oh well, I did buy a pitchfork so not a total loss.
A nice Spalding buckskin sewn web glove sold for $350. It looks to be the PXL "Professional" model.

An early sewn web glove sold for $99. The factory logo is barely visible. It's a well made glove in lightly used condition.

A 1950's Wilson "Del Ennis" glove sold for $149. It is well made, near mint and sports the rare red, white and blue tag.

A 1950's Rawlings "Mickey Mantle" model MM glove box sold for $500. Overall in nice shape.

A 1960's MacGregor Model KF8 Kangaroo hide glove sold for $203. I have seen a fair number of the double H web model that Mays used. This is the first one I have seen with the "Fieldmaster" web. The price seemed a little low but the condition wasn't great and the ink didn't help

Does anyone think that a better title would have brought a higher price for the Aaron MIB? It didn't say "Personal Model" or "Made in USA." Or vintage.

But I can see the seller being extra cautious about MIB.

"1970'S HANK AARON MACGREGOR LEATHER BASEBALL GLOVE IN ORIGINAL BOX EXCELLENT"

Here is another MacGregor "Hank Aaron" glove. This one is an earlier G113 personal model in near mint condition. It sold quickly for $149. Nice glove,
love the patch!

A real nice X-AC brand base mitt sold for $256. An intact buckle web was definitely a plus.

A big ol' catchers mitt sold for $249. It has some wear and tear but has a nice antique look.

A primo Rawlings "Mickey Mantle" MM5 glove sold for $132.

An early 1900's crescent buckle back glove sold for $1500. Unique design.

An early J.C. Higgins catchers mitt sold for $235. It is in really nice shape. I have a version. Seller didn't elaborate but It's a big boy!

An early Reach sewn web crescent pad glove sold for $850. Wool lining, early tag, good overall condition.

An early Goldsmith model K glove sold for $152. It was a top glove in its day. The inner lining has a fair amount of chafing, but the tag and exterior leather are in great shape.

A few nice Rawlings HOH gloves.
A model XPGP with the "Dual Step Down Palm" sold for $273

A great looking Eddie Mathews model sold for $240

A Stan Musial model TG12 in lightly used condition sold for $229

mikesglove wrote:An early 1900's crescent buckle back glove sold for $1500. Unique design

Original deal fell through and glove resold for $800. Closer to the realm of reality but how does a collector get past the cut off web, palm only liner, small size and so-so condition for $800?