Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

An unimprovable circa 1915 Spalding model PXL sewn web glove sold for $225.

A sewn web crescent pad glove sold for $995. A lower line model in super condition.



A near mint 1950's Wilson Lou Boudreau model S-K-10 glove sold for $79.



A 1950's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model MM glove sold for $36. Seller didn't have any interest in identifying the glove.

An rare sewn web Revonoc model 93 glove sold for $250. It's a high quality model in beautiful condition. Leather lined, leather piping and stylish as hell. You can almost forgive the ink. Seller listed the glove as a 1913 model from the HSB catalog. That glove had a straight thumb seam whereas this one is a one piece face model. I believe this glove was manufactured a little earlier. The "Warranted Buckskin" stamp is cool.

An early 1920's Wilson sewn full web glove sold or $310. Typical wear on the face with no markings visible. The back is fairly pristine. The Wilson oval patch is an early one. Not a laced heel top of the line model but a quality glove none the less with leather piping and lining. An interesting grey/green tanned leather face and back. I would bet Jared was part of this auction.

Just one of those things. They are so few and far between now you have to jump on every one you see. I will have a complete catalog year lineup of TEW gloves one day. Every model number in an annual catalog. I'm almost there.

A few nice ones from he same seller. An early sewn full web Reach glove sold for $260. Stamped "Reach Professional". One of their better models.



A pre-war three finger Higgins Jesse Haines model 1668 glove sold for $315. A number of these have been found but this one is unique featuring a sewn strap web.



A 1940's Pennant web finger glove sold for $260. There is a player endorsement but I can't read it.

A 1940's George Reach Sam Chapman model BBC glove sold for $129. Looks to be near mint.



An early '50's Rawlings Duke Snider model DS glove sold for $100. It's in overall very good condition.



A 1940's Winn Well glove sold for $44. A stylish model in excellent condition.

A TOC sewn web base mitt sold for $760. Looks to be a D&M model by the design of the wrist strap and buckle. It's a smaller size mitt in wonderful condition and exhibits quality construction.



A 1950's MacGregor Robin Roberts model GCR glove sold for $99. It caught a few balls but mostly flawless condition. A TOTL glove.

Another Spider Web MacGregor glove. This one a rare TOTL three finger model GB10. It sold for $55.



A 1970 NOS Wilson model 2403 catchers mitt sold for $499. A TOTL mitt doesn't get any better.



An early sewn web Spalding glove sold for $90. The red patch is pretty worn but the glove overall is in decent condition. Leather lining and piping.

This near mint Wilson 2404 Gus Triandos PM achieved a healthy auction price of $391.00. It is a one year only model produced in 1960.

Here's an odd one. A 1960's Brunswick/MacGregor Willie Mays model SG0558. It sold for $71. Plenty of Mays models on JD's site but not one like this. It features the one piece Fieldmaster web. The glove is in pretty good condition overall.



An NOS MacGregor Johnny Temple model GF20 glove sold for $29.



A rare 1930 D&M Earl Clarke model G35D glove sold for $87. It's in nice condition. Strong factory stamps.

A spectacular 1957 Spalding "Big Pro" model 1131 glove sold for $333. A rare TOTL glove.




A 1930-40's Wolverine brand Al Van Camp base mitt sold for $305. A stylish model with a finger guard.



A Hiawatha brand Pee Wee Reese glove sold for $225. A rare, good quality buckle back model.

a 1968 Wilson "Sudden" Sam McDowell model 2012 glove sold for $125. A rare model in super condition.



An early sewn web buckle back glove sold for $374. No markings on this one but the wrist strap design reminds me of a Victor model.



A 1958 first year Wilson A2000 glove sold for $111. It's seen a fair amount of use. Someone made a mess of the web relacing. If the buyer is willing to put in some time, the glove has potential to be a pretty nice pick up.

A mint Rawlings Mort Cooper model MC glove sold for a high water mark of $1119. Listed as a 1949 model, it actually dates to 1954. The cloth patch is one of Rawlings short lived variations. A beautiful glove!



An early sewn web glove sold for $177. No markings on this one. Overall super condition.



A sewn web crescent pad glove sold for $585. Condition was fair. It's a pretty early TOC glove.

A 1955 Spalding Al Dark model 1041 glove sold for $39. A beauty!