Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A rare one year only Wilson Al Kaline model 2004 glove sold for $79. It's in fantastic condition.

A 1940's Wards Joe Gordon model 4205 glove with original picture box sold for $317. Lower line glove with coated cloth piping and a really nice picture box.



A 1940's Hutch Bucky Walters glove with original box sold for $380. Glove looks to be NOS. The box is in great shape.

Another Hutch boxed glove. This one A 1940's Pep Young model 42. It sold for $150. The glove looks to be NOS. The box is all there but has seen better days.



A rare 1920's Higgins Grover Alexander model 1678 glove with original box sold for $325.


A 1920's D&M sewn web glove sold for $275. No markings visible on the face. The glove overall is in great condition.

A 1950's Rawlings Stan Musial model PM Supreme glove sold for $499. In great condition!



A 1959 Wilson A2000 glove sold for $189. Overall excellent condition.

A circa 1970 Rawlings Mickey Mantle model MMF glove sold for $150. Good quality. It's in really nice shape.



A circa 1965 Wilson Nelson Fox model 2020 glove sold for $39. A top endorsed model BITD. Outstanding condition.



A 1930's Spalding Babe Ruth HRS model glove sold for $394. Intact factory stamps on the face. A lower line model.

A large Winchester glove collection. Most in outstanding condition with legible factory stamps and intact cloth patches. Prices not including fees. More to come tomorrow.
Model 2110 base mitt with rare rolled leather piping, $500.



Model 2101 base mitt, $250. It has an interesting buckle web.



A super white leather base mitt, no factory stamps visible, $800.

more Winchester.
A lefty model 2105 base mitt, $425



A sewn web model WG12 glove, $500



A grommet web model 2145 glove, worn patch, rolled leather piping, $275

An interesting 1930's glove sold for $185. It is labeled as a Reach model BC . There isn't a model BC in the catalog. The pocket is stamped Blepp Coombs in block letters. Blepp-Coombs was a sporting goods uniform maker in Cleveland. They branched out as a retailer of general sporting goods and distributed Reach, Wright & Ditson products. The glove itself is a mid/lower line model in pretty nice shape.




An early 50's Nokona Tommy Heath model CM59 mitt sold for $40. Good quality and in super condition.

More Winchester.
A tunnel loop web model W428 glove sold for $325. It's all leather and in great condition.



A sewn web model 8210 glove sold for $225. Good quality all leather.



A white leather sewn web glove sold for $300. Good quality all leather.

A 1960's Rawlings Stan Musial model TG12 glove sold for $379. A well worn TOTL glove.



Last of the Winchester gloves.
A youth model 2184 glove sold for $300.



A sewn web model 2150 glove sold for $275. Rolled leather piping.

A circa 1910 Spalding full web baseball glove sold for $585. It has the typical narrow wrist opening and diverted finger seams. It's all intact, high quality and in decent condition with general play wear.



A 1920's sewn web glove sold for $75. Stamped Genuine Horsehide. There is a mfg. name in an oval below but I can't make it out. The glove looks well made.



A 1950's Rawlings Playmaker glove with counter display sold for $650. All the money is in the cardboard display which is in outstanding condition.

Hey Mike! The black sewn web glove with the sewn in place liner is one that I picked up. I noticed on the side of the heal, there was an endorsement. Got it here at the house I had better lighting. After squinting for a while I finally made out the endorsement. James J Ring. Not even catalogued. A mediocre pitcher for the National League in the teens and twenties. The brand is Top-Row. Mid-Grade glove that is complete and no holes anywhere.

I was curious about that one. Thanks for posting Jared.
An early 60's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG6 glove sold for $575. It's in super condition with the old style endorsement. The ink on the face may have kept the glove from getting the big bucks.



A circa 1950 Wilson Andy Pafko model 2080 glove sold for $18. Definitely needs some TLC. A cool outseam design by Wilson. It was their top model BITD.

A rare 1955 Rawlings Bruce Edwards model BE "Target" model mitt sold for $299. Just a fantastic TOTL mitt. Worth every penny.

Mike, I was happy to take this mitt off the sellers hands especially when he accepted my offer of $235.00. Can't remember the last time I saw one for sale, let alone one in this condition.