Best of September 2025

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A mid 20's Rawlings model P Professional Model catchers mitt sold for $29 BIN. Someone got lucky. A TOTL mitt with the patented supplemental pocket at the heel.

A rare 1930's Reach Jimmy Dykes three finger model glove sold for $251. Overall pretty decent with some damage to the liner.

A 1930's KenWel Dazzy Vance Junior model 533 glove sold for $212. The glove is in great shape. A smaller size glove modeled after the model 560.

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A rare 1963-64 Rawlings Mickey Mantle model BGM glove sold for $35. Made at a time when Rawlings was introducing and promoting their L-heel models. The glove is an interesting combination of the L-heel, one piece face and Speed Trap Web.

A 1950's Peerless Mfg. Jackie Robinson glove sold for $158. Overall in pretty good condition.

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A rare 1930's Rawlings Bill Doak model H3 glove sold for $260. Glove has been played with extensively. Still in pretty nice shape.

An interesting Reach catchers mitt box sold for $375. It's from the teens. It is a large box that held a dozen or so model 65 BOTL mitts. My guess is the mitts were sent in bulk to a distributor. I like the graphics on the box.

[mikesglove]

A 1952 Wilson Lefty Gomez model A2034 glove sold for $185. You don't see this early version very often. The glove is in nice shape.

A 1960's Rawlings Stan Musial model SM6 glove sold for $495. The glove is in great condition. A popular model with collectors.

A 1920's Reach white leather sewn web glove sold for $240. Overall excellent condition.

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An early sewn web Wright & Ditson glove sold for $425. the glove is in excellent condition and has a unique made in Canada tag.

[greaseape]

Hunt auctions recently sold a purported Macgregor G105 model (listed as a G101) Willie Mays game used glove from the late 50's for a whopping $211,500.