Best of August 2023

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A 1967 Wilson model 2005 sold for $113. A Great top line glove, didn't get a whole lotta love in the bids. The pat. pend. is for the revamped web.

A really stylish blond George A. Reach Dario Lodigiani model sold for $119. It included the old painted ball.

A Sears "Semi-Professional" model 1632 sold for $255. A nice looking sewn web glove. looks all intact with a decent liner.

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A 1950's Rawlings Mickey Mantle MMP glove sold for $349. It's in great shape.

A mint 1960's MacGregor Willie Mays model GC12 glove sold for $189. MacGregor had some cool webs in that period

A rare 1950's Rawlings Mickey Mantle G90 glove sold for $425.

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A 1920's Winchester model 2147 glove sold for $450. Rare to see one this nice. Great markings on the face and a super cloth patch. This was one of Winchester's better gloves back in the day.

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A Western Sporting Goods catchers mitt sold for $211. The mitt is in beautiful shape with great leather color tones. "Scoop Model" is stamped on the face.

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A crescent sewn web Reach glove sold for $700. Except for the mouse damage on the wrist strap, a very nice glove. No diverted finger seams or reg. pat. off. make this one an early model.

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A 1940's George Sisler Improved model GS base mitt sold for $117. Just a super looking mitt in great condition.

A 1965 MacGregor glove commemorating the AL and NL MVP's sold for $84. A real solid example.

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A full web Victor Sporting Goods glove sold for $50. A full 7 day ebay auction. Go figure. Seller states it's a model G600 which would put it around 1915. The glove is well used but all intact including the liner. There is rolled leather piping and the glove seems to be of good quality.

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a near mint 1940's Stall & Dean Ted Williams glove sold for $202. Love the silvery pearl color leather. Quite a unique glove overall. It was S&D's top glove at the time.

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A 1920's Rawlings Original Bill Doak model glove sold for $425. Looks to be in great condition. Definitely a plus to have three intact cloth patches.

A circa 1915 Stall & Dean base mitt sold for $85. One piece face. Overall nice condition.

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A 1940's Rawlings Martin Marion MM1 glove sold for $129. A military issue in great condition.

A 1960's MacGregor Willie mays GF44 glove sold for $198. Another one in great condition.