Best of July 2025

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A close to mint Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG6 glove sold originally as a BIN of $175. Flipped a week later for $2295.

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A 1960's Rawlings Boog Powell model TN11 HOH mitt sold for $299. Looks close to mint. A TOTL Trapper style design.

A 1940's Honus Wagner Sporting Goods Deb Garms model glove sold for $148. Was on ebay for months. Seller finally gave up and lowered the price. A nice looking glove made by OK Mfg.

A 1960's Rawlings Johnny Bench model HOH mitt sold for $224. Looks to be in good shape.

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An uncommon Rawlings NWC Sherman Lollar catchers mitt exchanged hands for $165.00.

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Two popular McGregor gloves from the 1960's.
A model KCX pitchers model glove sold for $499. A TOTL model and the most expensive retail glove at the time.

A model KC2 outfielders model sold for $399. Another TOTL Kangaroo hide glove.

A 1930's Higgins Pie Traynor glove with original picture box sold for $750. Another case where the box is worth multiples of the glove.

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Antique Athlete sold this Edward Tryon mitt for $950. You are getting a lot for the money. It is a model 88 and was one of Tryon's best mitts at the time. It has a lot of cool features including patented lace heel, reinforced perimeter band, flat top design, arrow head wrist strap and patented grommet web. The mitt looks very close to what Stall & Dean were making circa 1908. To top it off, the mitt is in super condition with soft and supple leather and the rare blue Tryon tag.