Best of September 2024

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A sewn web D&M glove sold for $75. Not in the greatest shape but has another patch on the wrist strap and logo in the palm which is pretty rare for a D&M glove. You can just make out the triangle stamp on the palm. That would be for Rochester Sporting Goods.

A really nice 1960's Wilson Al Kaline model 2234 glove sold for $127. Kaline was a top Wilson endorser with plenty of different models in the 1960-70's.

A 1940's Rawlings Bill Doak model 5BD H-web glove sold for $110. The glove features blazing front factory stamps. Overall the glove is in great condition.

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A circa 1915 sewn web Spalding glove sold for $262. Described as a "Major League" model, it's actually a "Minor League" model 2W. Seller probably could have increased his BIN amount. The glove is in overall very nice condition. The King patent models are always popular with collectors.

A Full web D&M glove sold for $125. A little too much wear to discern a model number, this one was one of the higher end models back in the day.

An early '50's ATSCO brand glove sold for $179. A Nokona made glove identical to the Grant Dunlap model G48. Outstanding condition. The ATSCO logo is interesting, A dove with a scepter.

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A rare circa 1962 Rawlings Warren Spahn model XPG3 HOH glove sold for $127. A well used glove with the one year only lazy S pocket lacing.

A NOS 1967 Wilson A2000 glove with box sold for $399. Incudes the hang tag. Doesn't get any better.

A rare 1962 Spalding Roger Maris Personal Model 42-201 glove sold quickly as a BIN for $80. Features the Duo-Control Palm. Someone got a good buy.

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An early full web Spalding glove sold for $166. Overall in nice condition.

A late '40's MacG Bobo Newsom model XPL glove sold for $99. A rare model in super condition. You don't see many MacG gloves in blond leather.

A circa 1951 Wilson Harry Brecheen model A2190 glove with original box, hang tag and booklet sold for $199.

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a lefty S&D Grover Alexander "Speed Model" glove sold for $425. A grommet web model in pretty good condition. Nice factory stamps in the pocket.

A rare 1940-50's Sonnett Ken Keltner model MOF glove sold for $51. A stylish model in great condition.

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A rare circa 1930 D&M Pat Collins mitt sold for $50. Top of the line in its day. Most likely the model 703. Not a great photo of the front. The factory logo still seems to be at the top of the mitt. The lace up back is a pretty cool feature.

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A 1930-40's James Brine Bill Werber glove sold for $250. It's not in the best shape. The glove's biggest claim to fame is the sewn/laced tunnel web reminiscent of the Rainey Trap web. This web variation is interesting and pretty rare.

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A 1950's Rawlings Johnny Groth model JG glove sold for $110. Overall it's very nice.

A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG6 HOH glove sold for $135. Always a popular model.

A 1940's Rawlings Bill Doak model H glove sold for $150. one of the nicest in a while.

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A 1930's Reach Eddie Collins glove sold for $305.A TOTL glove in its day. It's in decent shape.

A circa 1940 Honus Wagner brand Al Simmons model glove sold for $199. A great looking glove. The wrist strap is pretty cool.

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What looks to be an old home made folk art style catchers mitt sold for $199. It features a button wrist strap and a laced V-notch back. Also incorporated is finger guard for the thumb and top of the fingers. It's a small size, all leather mitt in pretty good shape for its age.

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A 1968 MacGregor model KCX glove sold for $454. Kangaroo leather infielders glove in super condition.

A circa 1970 Spalding model 42-2131 glove sold for $68. A TOTL "Fullback" glove featuring a "Double Action Web".

A 1962 Wilson A2002 "Shooting Star" glove sold for $40. Lefty gloves not getting much respect.

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A 1950's Rawlings Harvey Haddix model HH HOH glove sold for $127. A TOTL model used by many MLB players back in the day. This one is in nice shape.

Kind of an oddity. A 1960-70's Rawlings model DB7 HOH catchers mitt sold for $154. The letters "DB" standing for double break yet this one is a single break. Also a two piece web instead of the basket web. Go figure. The mitt is in nice shape.

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A circa 1906 Spalding sewn web glove sold for $1150. This one is in great condition inside and out.

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A near mint 1960 MacGregor Johnny Temple model GF20 glove sold for $79. The glove features the Pat. Pend. Fieldmaster web. The glove was one of MacGregor's best back in the day. Seems like one Derek would be interested in.

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You guessed it Mike, a buy it now with free shipping, an offer I couldn't refuse!