Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

Someone got a pretty good deal on this one. It's a Spalding model AS "The Giant" glove with original box. It sold for $80. A top of the line glove in the 1930's.

An interesting glove sold on ebay for $170. Seller did not know make of the glove. It's a 1927 Pennant model IK452 with the elongated pocket. The glove overall is in nice shape.

A rare 1960's Rawlings Warren Spahn model XPG3 glove sold for $212. Only a couple of the Lazy S versions surface a year compared to the dozens of Flexomatic Palm XPG3's. This one is just super!



A mid 60's Nokona CM73 "Bulldog" model catchers mitt sold for $79. Another one in super condition. Top of the line in its day.

A 1960-70 MacGregor Willie Mays model GC12 glove sold for $510. Nicest one in a long time. Special Triple T Web.



A 1960-70 Hank Aaron model GC34 glove sold for $349. Another nice one. This seller seems to have a good eye in collecting primo modern era gloves.

A 1960's MacGregor model KC1P glove sold for $321. The glove is in great shape. A top of the line model.




A 1967 Wilson A2000 glove sold for $199. A unique palm design. A one year only model in great condition.



A 1930's KenWel Terry Moore model 529 glove with original box sold for $625. A lower end glove in super condition and a nice looking box.

A 1930's Rawlings Billy Herman model BH glove sold for $129. It's a rare and unique glove but unfortunately it is well used and and only fair condition at best. The glove features an H-web and the patented Rawlings finger lacing.

A 1940's Ripon ambidextrous glove sold for $309. A well used example and popular with collectors.

A 1950's Rawlings Stan Musial Personal Model T70RY base mitt sold for $45. This is one you don't see very often. It's is decent shape.



A 1950's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model MM8 glove and picture box sold for $1500. The glove is OK. The box is pristine.

An early 1900's crescent pad webless glove sold for $1750. Originally a well made glove, it shows fair amount of damage front and back.

An early Spalding full sewn web glove sold for $125. It is a well made model featuring a two tone leather back. It has some noticeable wear so did not command the best price.



A 1940's Spalding Joe DiMaggio model 133 glove sold for $149. The popular model 133 is common and the glove is in nice shape.

A rare Rawlings model XFB1 HOH glove sold for $349. A one year only glove from 1968. A new design fastback model with no holdster slot. It's in fantastic condition. Doesn't get much better.



A 1960's Rawlings model TTP HOH glove sold for $172. Features the Dual Step Down Palm. Top of the line model in super condition.



A 1930's Goldsmith Bill Rogell model BR glove sold for $177. A great looking glove inside and out.

An early full sewn web Spalding crescent pad glove sold for $280. A well used model in poor condition. A previous owner overlayed the inner lining with cloth.



A 1940's Hutch Jake Mooty model 34 glove sold for $131. a stylish model with a unique back. The glove has been updated with new leather piping.

A 1940's Stall & Dean Chas. Gehringer model glove sold for $127. the glove is in decent shape. You can count on S&D to come up with some innovative features.

A 1930's Stall & Dean catchers mitt sold for $150. It's in decent shape and seems all there.



A 1960's Rawlings Tony Conigliari model XPG26 glove amazingly sold for $211. A mid line model. Near mint gloves never go out of style.



A rare 1950's Dubow Turk Lown model 742 glove with original box sold for $127. A lower end glove coupled with near mint condition and a nice box ends up being a winner.