Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

Hey Bob,
Could you sell me one or tell me where to get one at a reasonable price?
THanks
John

ebay seller: hulkster2005 sells them...they are around $20-$25 I think.

he seems to be selling more of the bags than the actual glove that it came with

i know i have been watching them, i emailed him and asked if i could buy one from him, he lives in baltimore and so do I. But no response? Sucks, i guess i could bid, but im a buy it now kinda guy. Thanks Ed

John

it reminds me of the coach purse my wifes carries. call me an old schooler, but i prefer to carry my glove on the end of my bat or in a bat bag.

I remember back in the 70's when you could ride your bike to practice without getting kidnapped and i'd just hang my glove on the "ape hangar" handlebars of my schwinn sting ray.

I bought them in bulk at the Rawlings Outlet, I am down to about 5 left, I called them and they don't have any left. I was fun while it lasted, I definetly bought about 10 glove with the profits, but it was a pain mailing them all. I have sold about 200 in total. I was in Syracuse all week last week thats why I didn't get back to you thanks Jason

LOL
Glovers where you least expect them

I'd be careful with the bag if you're storing a collectible glove in it. The bag is not lined and is leather. So my brand new lovely Camel colored custom glove has been rubbing up against the inside of a brand new dyed black leather bag for a week. Guess which leather rubs off on the other ever so slightly?? The camel glove is my new gamer glove and I play in the dirt with it, so I don't mind the rubbing of the leather. But if you were planning on keeping a collectible in the bag, you may want to think twice.

i was unaware that they were actually leather, i thought they were vinyl. that's a lotta wasted leather (IMHO)

They are vinyl , they not 100% leather, I have never had any rub, but they weren't the camel color, I hate that color. I only have primo's and black pro preferred in them. Also have some of those rustic pro preferred models in there. I have them sitting up, don't no if that helps

spedrunr wrote:I remember back in the 70's when you could ride your bike to practice without getting kidnapped and i'd just hang my glove on the "ape hangar" handlebars of my schwinn sting ray.

Wow! Deja vu all over again! I used to ride my bike about 2 miles to practice with my glove threaded over the end of the handlebars, all the way to the front fork, for security. And, I rigged up a little wire clamp for the handle of my bat. The loop of the clamp was just in front of the seat post on the bike frame. I could put the handle of the bat in the wire and "clamp" it, running the bat forward to rest the barrel of the bat on the handlebars, where it rode freely, with no need for a clamp. About half the team showed up the next day with some version of my bat harness under their bike seats; some wire, some shoe-string, some leather cord.

Then, the bike-mounted water-bottle holder rendered my wire bat clamp hanger thingy obsolete ...

bledwett wrote:They are vinyl , they not 100% leather, I have never had any rub, but they weren't the camel color, I hate that color. I only have primo's and black pro preferred in them. Also have some of those rustic pro preferred models in there. I have them sitting up, don't no if that helps

Vinyl, DOH! That would explain the rubbing...

well first i must say i didnt realize that when i would ask about a glove bag, i would get such an interesting thread, about the 70's and bike riding, i wasn't in the 70's riding my bike it was more like late 80's but i two but my crappy gloves on the handle bars. Anyways i didnt know what the bag was like. I am going to put my PRO 6X TCB that i just got in it. It i hope will be my gamer, i just wanted to seperate it from the rest of the my stuff? Its black so its all good, Sorry Jason didnt mean to call you out earlier in the thread.

John

no problem, I normally answer most questions sent through ebay unless they are really stupid ones