Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle XPG6 glove with National League ball sold for $39. Obviously the seller had no clue.



A 1930 D&M Lutzke model G75 glove sold for $69. The three finger model is a collector favorite. Another one the seller under priced.



A 1950's MacGregor Ralph Kiner model G113 glove sold for $59. The Spider Web and reverse wrist strap are a collector favorite.

A 1940's Rawlings George Sisler model GS mitt sold for $79. Looks to be in good shape.



A 1950's Spalding Al Dark model 1135 glove sold for $61. A decent quality glove with leather piping. It's near mint.

A circa 1950 Spalding Joe DiMaggio model 133 glove sold for $599. A midline model in great condition.

From REA. A pretty nice 1900's full web crescent glove sold for $540. Not a high end model but looks all intact.



From Hunts. A 1950's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model MM4 glove with picture box sold for $2232. Glove is OK, a midline model. The box looks great, worth many multiples of the glove.

Speaking of MM4 gloves, this one sold for $39. It has the desirable 1958 anniversary patch. Seller didn't think it was important enough to include the Mantle endorsement in the listing.



A super 1970 Rawlings model XFCB glove sold for $169. A TOTL model used by many MLB players including Roberto Clemente. Always have liked the Bellows Web.

A 1963 Wilson A2000 glove sold for $65. The "Shooting Star" model is in super condition. A good deal for someone. The split vertical web was new for this year.

A 1930's Sears Pie Traynor model 1674 glove with picture box sold for $629. For a lot of collectors this is the ultimate, a vintage TOTL glove in super condition with a HOF endorsement and its original picture box.




A late 1920's Reach model BR sewn web glove sold for $585. A rare model in great condition. One of Reach's best back in the day.

First up is a Rawlings XPG 3 Ken Boyer glove produced from 1966-68. A TOTL model in nice shape, it went for $206.00 Next up a Rawlings HSP Herb Score PM from 1957-59. In it's day it was Rawlings flagship glove and sold for $162.88

A 1950's MacGregor Red Schoendienst model GC1 glove sold for $199. MacGregors best back in the day. I owned one of these. It's a super glove.



A late1930's Spalding Canada Babe Ruth HRS glove sold for $448. a lower line glove in very good condition with a nice fac. sig. on the pinky.

A 1930's Wilson Red Faber model 610 glove sold for $251. One of Wilson's better models. A pretty rare glove in great condition.



A 1930's Higgins Rip Radcliff model 1657 glove sold for $249. Another quality glove in great condition.



A 1960's Rawlings Elston Howard model NWC mitt sold for $85. Based on the Walker Cooper design of the 50's. Revamped after 1958 as HOH leather. The mitt's in super condition.

A seldom seen and well used Rawlings XPG6 P sold for $125.00. Instead of the 2 piece "triple action web" found on regular XPG6 models this one features a one piece web.

A 1970's Rawlings XPG6-H glove sold for $480. A revamped XPG6 model from the 60's with a wingtip back and factory H-web. A nice glove!



A tale of two gloves. A 1930's KenWel Vance model sold for $230. A pretty hammered glove, basically fair to poor condition. and this was an auction, not BIN. On the other hand, another auction for this Denkert glove sold for $15. The patented back led to the wingtip design of Stall & Dean of the 40's and later from Rawlings.

The bidding on that Vance glove was wild. There's a Ken-Wel Edd Roush as a BIN for a few weeks now at $50 less than what the Vance went for. It's kinda beat, too, but it's still in better shape.

A 1950's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model MM glove with picture box sold for $1708. A super combo.




A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XFB19 base mitt sold for $132. The mitt's in nice shape.

A 1930-40's Spalding Babe Ruth glove sold for $2000. The listing had a PSA document attesting to something. The seller listed the glove as being a "game model".



A really nice 1950-60's Rawlings Roy Sievers model RSP glove sold for $159. A TOTL glove in great shape.