Best of January 2020

[mikesglove]

A Spalding full web glove sold for $450. White leather, wool liner, early black tag.

Another white leather Spalding sewn web sold for $325. Nice markings on the face.

A white leather Reach sewn web glove sold for $325. It's in great shape

[mikesglove]

A mint 1940's Wilson Del Bissonette mitt w/box sold for $361.

A Reach Babe Ruth base mitt sold for $1300. It has the rare patented wrist strap circa 1930.

[vintagebrett]

That Del Bissonette is a beaut!

[mikesglove]

That Del Bissonette is a beaut!

It was buried in the gloves and mitts section. Every so often there is a nice one sold.

Speaking of nice ones, a Reach Lefty Grove model BG sold for $335. I was the high bidder for days, thought I had it in the bag.
Only a couple hundred off, lol! This is a rare one and super clean.

A Winchester base mitt sold for $297. Another rare one in great shape.

[mikesglove]

Some great 1960's models.
A mint MacGregor GC5 glove sold for $229.

A Rawlings Boog Powell TN10 mitt sold for $170

A Wilson model 2406 mitt sold for $399.

[mikesglove]

A Pennant web finger glove sold for $700. A rare early model for sure and great condition.

A D&M glove made for Abercrombie & Fitch sold for $500. Not often seen retailer brand. Nice patch.

A 1930's Spalding Babe Ruth HRS model MO glove sold for $600. A midline model in good condition.

[mikesglove]

A MacGregor Goldsmith Joe Cronin glove with box sold for $177. The glove appears to be near mint. The box is pretty tattered.

Here's one you don't see every day. A 1959 Wilson A2000 "Shooting Star" model sold for $312. It has orange tinted leather with black leather piping. A lot of bidding on this one.

[vintagebrett]

That A2000 was really cool - I thought it would go a lot higher than it did. I didn't think it was the prototype for the original like the seller mentioned but it was some kind of prototype a little later down the line I think. Was bummed to be the underbidde but thought it would do over $500