Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A Spalding crescent base mitt sold for $40 BIN on ebay. A lucky collector. The seller had no clue how much they left on the table.

A 1961 Wilson A2000 "Shooting Star" model glove sold for $479. Of all the years of manufacture, this 1961 design is really timeless, probably my favorite!

A WiIson A2080 outseam model glove sold on ebay for $30. Not Pafko endorsed but still you gotta love it!

A Christmas box of miniature gloves circa 1915 from D&M sold for $1200. Amazing it all stayed together and intact.

A Rawlings XFG15 "Roberto Clemente" glove sold on ebay. I have to agree with the seller. The nicest example I have seen.

Some gloves sold from Antique Athlete. Corey always has an eye for the good stuff.
An 1890's catchers mitt.
A Reach sewn web model 56 glove.
A Ratsch "Duk Fut" glove.

Those were all sold quite a while ago, Mike. The new crop of available stuff went up today. For the three you posted...at least a year ago on those.

A 1940's Geo. Worthington "Bill Dickey" catchers mitt sold for $160. High quality and just super condition.

An Eastern Cycle & Sporting Goods glove from CT. sold for $299. It's a white leather, sewn web model in fantastic condition. I wonder if Brett got this one. It sold pretty quickly as a BIN.

A Winchester base mitt sold for $299. A stylish looking model in good shape.

I wish!!! I’ve missed it twice now. Third times gotta be the charm, right?

A 1920's Denkert catchers mitt sold for $295. Not high quality at all but the mitt is very stylish and in great condition. The buckle web, maroon cloth piping, tan lacing and black leather added up to a nice package. The clear markings on the face just wrapped it up with a bow.

A 1920's KenWel glove sold for $240. Not a "Neverip" model but it's still an early one, good quality and in great shape. I like the grommet web. Not to common in a KenWel.

An early Reliance brand catchers mitt sold for $1200. Pretty much unused condition. The patent number on the face refers to a heel padding access. There is also a unique web anchoring. Both features are found on Goldsmith mitts, the possible manufacturer of this Reliance mitt.