Best of January 2024

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A 1915-1920 Reach ambidextrous glove sold for $7600 on ebay. Reach made some cheap versions but this one is one is just killer. It's a high end example with all leather rolled piping. It has great intact webbing with full webs at the corners. Super cloth patch and looks to be a nice interior.

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A rare 1930's Nokona Charlie Engle model G28 three finger glove sold for $59. Too bad about the ink. Otherwise a nice glove.

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A rare NOS 1960's Rawlings model XPGP glove sold for $154. Features the Dual Step Down Palm. One would be hard pressed to find a nicer example.

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A couple I missed from Hunt Auctions.
A nice Wilson Rogers Hornsby model 632 glove and matching box sold for $1375

A rare KenWel Lou Gehrig zipper back base mitt sold for $9000. Fabulous original condition.

[Yanks23]

And…the Reach Ambi is back up on eBay. The buyer said to have “accidentally” bid. Lol

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And…the Reach Ambi is back up on eBay. The buyer said to have “accidentally” bid. Lol

That's what happens when two guys throw in massive ceiling bids in the last seconds. Bound to be regrets.

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An oddball 1950's Honus Wagner Brand Paul Waner model glove sold for $219. Except for the ink, the glove looks OK.

a Winchester model 2151 glove sold for $500. A lower line glove in great condition. The Winchester logo stamp on the face and cloth patch are super.

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A TOC crescent glove sold for $1009. Not described in the listing, but some collectors/bidders thought this may be a webless crescent model. Could be I suppose but with both a forefinger and thumb seam, that seems debatable. It is a decent quality, well padded all leather model which has that going for it.

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Here's a catalog illustration of a Victor webless glove with both a thumb and forefinger seam. Probably not the only manufacturer who did that.