Good glove photos are tough to find

[okdoak]

Finally found a photo of Chuck Klein with a D&M G92. It's from 1937.

[greaseape]

Yankees Pedro Ramos sporting an unendorsed Rawlings XPG 6 circa mid 60's'

[okdoak]

Cool photo Derek. I found this one of another great 1960's glove, Rawlings' TTP. Coach Johnny Pesky and Tony Conigliaro in 1964.

[okdoak]

Bosey Berger with what looks like his Rawlings model in 1938.

[okdoak]

I've been reading Mike's posts about imported gloves and remembered that I had this photo of Dean Chance, who endorsed Trio/Hollander. Sport magazine from 1965.

[okdoak]

St Louis Browns' player from 1938 with his hand covering most of the Ken-Wel label. The example from JD's glove gallery is a Dazzy Vance 560.

[okdoak]

Bob Smith with the unique Goldsmith Valdes Modelo in 1936.

[okdoak]

Marty Marion with his Rawlings H-web. Bowman used the photo for his 1949 and 1951 cards.

[okdoak]

Rawlings used the same image in their 1948 catalog.

[okdoak]

Al Wright with the D&M 3 finger in 1933. Listing is from their 1931 catalog courtesy of JD's website.

[mikesglove]

I've been reading Mike's posts about imported gloves and remembered that I had this photo of Dean Chance, who endorsed Trio/Hollander. Sport magazine from 1965.

Great photo Greg! Here is the model glove. It's for sale now on ebay.

[mikesglove]

A photo of the Yankee outfield in the 60's, Tresh, Mantle and Maris.
Two Rawlings rolled lace H-webs and a Spalding solid web.

All three with H-web models.

[okdoak]

Cool find Mike. That Hollander is actually a pretty nice looking glove. I have a photo of Bob Shaw with a different Hollander model on my old computer. Will post it if I can figure out how to retrieve it.

[okdoak]

Nice photo's of those H-webs. Here's that Bob Shaw photo and another one of Dean Chance with Trio/Hollander gloves.

[mikesglove]

As far as the Dean Chance glove, here's the same model from ebay.

In addition to his beloved Wilson A2000 model, Bill Mazeroski used many other models.
Here's a photo of him circa 1964 with a MacGregor GS2 glove.