Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A lot of nice gloves to start the month.
A cool looking Marty Callaghan S&D glove sold for $150

A J.C. Higgins "Jesse Haines" glove sold for $255.

A Goldsmith model 69 glove sold for $275.

A rare S&D buckle web base mitt sold for $150. It features a leather finger guard.

A real nice Goldsmith catchers mitt sold for $300

An awesome Wilson model 604 glove and box sold for $405.

An very early Spalding model G catchers mitt sold for $1900. You just don't find them with intact factory stamps on the front.

what is happening! 50 bucks! The ebay photos could have been better but jeez this one is a beauty. Pristine white leather liner, supple glove leather and super markings on the front.

Wow! Here's another, 36 bucks! An early Ratsch/Peerless mitt sold through Simmons Hardware. Telltale wrist strap design, heel lace and SHC cloth patch.

Curious about this one. Because of the reg.pat.off. on the label and the diverted seams, the glove appears to be post 1908. I would love to see the webbing or lack thereof but the seller doesn't seem interested in providing more photos. Webless? Any opinions?

The description says “1920s” and it’s Evan from Lelands that’s selling it, so it being a webless is not likely. There’s a Denkert, up now, that was put up last week as a webless but the seller has since updated his description acknowledging that the web was removed.

Some from Ron's stash:
A rare USA MacGregor G99 "Roberto Clemente" model sold for $99
A really sweet MacG GC1 "Red Shoendienst" glove sold for $129

A mint Wilson pro model 1592 catchers mitt sold for $200

atabats wrote:The description says “1920s” and it’s Evan from Lelands that’s selling it, so it being a webless is not likely.

This is what happens when I don't pay attention to the listing title,

More from Ron's stash:
A rare Wilson "Pitchers Model" 609 glove sold for $70

A near mint Mantle XPG6 HOH glove sold for $479

A Rawlings "Martin Marion" glove & box sold for $379

A really stylish sewn web VWD glove sold for $360
A Spalding sewn web "Inter City" model glove sold for $195
An early full web Reach glove sold for $245

Some more early ones.
A Reach crescent base mitt sold for $470
A Reach crescent fielders glove sold for $1190
A Ratsch DukFut glove sold for $1309.

This was an expensive glove and a lot were played to death. This one is a sweet survivor. The HSP glove sold for $250. The gold stitching in the Rawlings patch is perfect. Won't find many nicer than this.

A 1920's VWD catchers mitt sold for $145. the white and red patch is a rare one.

A 1920's Rawlings catchers mitt sold for $149. The front shows a fair amount of wear. The back is really stylish with the olive green leather and primo cloth patch.

A pretty good month for gloves!

Yes it was. There was a whole bunch of nice ones to choose from. These are just my personal favorites.