Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A circa 1970 Hutch glove sold for $535. Looks every bit like a Rawlings with a pro style H-web. It has "American Leather" stamped on the thumb. Not the same a Made in USA. Import leather was so poor that American companies supplied leather to manufacturers overseas who were free to use whatever glove design. All in all though, a rare and super looking high quality glove. It was originally sold for $356 BIN in March from a seller in Japan.

A 1950's Nokona Tommy Heath model CM60 mitt with box sold for $200. The mitt and box are in super condition.

A circa 1964 Rawlings Stan Musial model TT10 HOH glove sold for $250. A successor to the TG12 model. This one features the new Flexomatic Palm.

A 1930's Reach Babe Ruth model glove sold for $400. Doesn't appear to be an HRS model. Glove is well used with a decent facs. sig.


A circa 1970 Nokona model KL-L Kangaroo hide glove sold for $149. The leather is touted as 4 times more durable than cowhide. The glove appears intact but dry as a bone and could use a good conditioning.

A 1930's KenWel Harry Gumbert model 564 glove and original box sold for $699. The glove appears to be near mint with a really nice box.



A 1920's Rawlings Bill Doak glove sold for $221. Rarely found in this condition. Seems like a bargain to me at that price.

A 1970's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG6 HOH glove sold for $499. Some really nice Mantle XPG6 gloves showing up lately.

A 1920's Hartogensis Sport Bazaar brand glove sold for $99. A popular Baltimore general sporting goods store in the 1920's. The glove is excellent quality and in great shape. I'm guessing it was made by Rawlings.

A 1940's OK Mfg. Pete Reiser model glove sold for $100. Glove looks to be in really good condition. It features a unique thumb seam protector that wraps around into the crotch of the glove. Reminds me of some Nokona models.

A rare 1930-40's Wards Charlie Keller model 4225 glove sold for $129. The glove's really nice. I would guess it was MW's top glove back in the day. It features the Dubow patented raised finger seams. Except for the PeeWee Reese model, there's not a Wards glove like it in JD's gallery.

A rare 1940 OK Mfg. glove sold for $63. A unique model with the unusual web, wrist strap and adjustable lace back. It should have been bidded up more. Not one like in JD's glove gallery.

An early 50's Nokona Joff Cross model G33 glove sold for $65. A midline model, appears to be near mint.



A 1957 Spalding Al Dark model 1003 glove sold for $75. A near TOTL glove in fantastic condition.

A 1940's George A. Reach Sam Chapman model BBC glove sold for $225. The glove's in excellent condition. The BIN price seems like a high water mark for that model. It's missing the tunnel webbing.



A 1963-64 Spalding Jerry Lumpe model 42-221 glove sold for $57. A rare endorsed model made for two years. Features the new for '63 radial laced heel. One of Spaldings better gloves BITD.

a 1963 Wilson A2000 "Shooting Star" model glove sold for $94. A pretty nice glove with a cool web. The front is in much better condition than the back.

A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG6 HOH glove sold for $849. Looks like it had been played with a little but otherwise flawless.

A rare 1962 Rawlings Warren Spahn model XPG3 glove sold for $89. The glove features the "lazy S" pocket lacing. You will find 20 of the Flexomatic Palm models before one of these.



A 1930 Alex Taylor brand Charlie Gehringer model CG glove with original box sold for $265. A TOTL glove made by Goldsmith for Alex Taylor. The glove is in fantastic condition with strong silver stamping. The auction price seems incredibly low. I guess the ink on the wrist strap turned off the big spenders.



A rare late 20's James Brine brand Walt Gautreau glove sold for $499. Made by Wilson for Brine. The glove show a lot of wear but is in overall decent condition. The endorsement is very rare.