Best of January 2026

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A rare 1920's double buckle Winchester base mitt sold for $499. It has a fair amount of wear but looks all intact. Looks to have been made by Wilson and very similar to the Ray Grimes model 551.

A 1949 Dubow model 615S catchers mitt sold for $40. A high quality "Professional Model" Military issue mitt in great condition.

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A 1960 MacGregor Willie Mays PM G101 glove sold for $40. A near TOTL model with X laced web and laced wrist strap.

An unusual 1970's Wilson "Outsider" model 2841 mitt sold for $30. The "Shooting Star" logo is interesting. Something usually found on 1960's gloves.

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A 1954 Spalding Sam Mele model 1011 glove sold for $113. One of Spalding's best gloves BITD.

A really stylish 1920's D&M base mitt sold for $250. It features a deep V back and is a high quality example.

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A circa 1968 Wilson Sam McDowell PM model 2010 glove sold for $89. A rare TOTL glove in super condition.

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A 1940's Rawlings Martin Marion model MM glove sold for $36. A military issue model in super condition.

A circa 1970 Nokona model N55 base mitt sold for $159. An interesting claw style mitt in great shape.

A 1930's D&M Wes Ferrell model G14 glove sold for $265. A really stylish model with the lace wrist strap and innovative "Crowder" web. A rare one for sure in superb condition.

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A 1920'a white leather Goldsmith mitt sold for $122. Looks all intact. The buckle web Goldsmith models are rare.

A 1960's Sonnett Juan Marichal glove with non-matching box sold for $600. The glove looks to be near mint.

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A 1950's Rawlings Bob Dillinger model BD glove sold for $175. A TOTL glove in super condition.

A 1940's Hutch Bucky Walters model 34 glove with matching box sold for $380. glove looks to be NOS and the box EX+.

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This 1941 Spalding model 259 glove was listed as a Streamline Kurv-Form model. It's easy to see it's not that. It's actually a lower line glove with cloth piping. It's claim to fame is the excellent condition and the blazing Babe Ruth stamped endorsement. It sold for $625.

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A 1920's Winchester white leather base mitt sold for $179. This mitt predates the merger with Wilson Sporting Goods in 1935. It has all the ear marks of a D&M mitt, Deep V horseshoe back panel and buckle strap design. The mitt is well made with all leather piping and perimeter lace.

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an unidentified Rawlings glove sold for $35. it's a 1960 Tony Kubek PM model TK. It's in pretty nice shape.

A 1930's D&M Howard Ehmke model G75 glove sold for $300. A popular Three finger glove that has seen a lot of use. Looks to be all intact.

A 1930-40's vented back catchers mitt sold for $119. I've seen it before but can't place the brand.

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A 1930's Reach Eddie Collins model ECA glove sold for $300. It has been well played with a new liner put in. The wide wrist strap model is a popular one.

Here's an odd one. An early 40's Spalding Pro-Form model glove. Generally these were TOTL gloves especially with the Seamless Thumb design. This one however has cloth piping and an uncatalogued model number, 310. It is stamped "Big Pocket. It sold for $15.

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A 1959 Rawlings HOH Stan Musial PM model glove sold for $250. Overall excellent condition.

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A circa 1954 Sonnett Eddie Stanky model DP glove sold for $40. A TOTL joined finger "Double Play" model with novel heel lacing. It's in super condition.

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A circa 1908 flat top D&M catchers mitt sold for $30.The cloth tag is worn but the mitt is identified by the patented perimeter rubber guard band, patented grommet web, oval buckle and wrist strap design. It was made after D&M abandoned the early 1900's adjustable heel lace. It has a lot of old repairs which adds to its vintage character.

A sewn full web Spalding glove sold for $165. A white leather model in pretty nice shape.

A mid 70's Rawlings XPG6P glove sold for $161. Distinguished by the "Wingtip" back panel and solid web. The glove is an updated design from the 1960's XPG6 gloves.

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A misidentified Spalding glove sold for $37. It's a 1938 Robert Rolfe model 222-12 glove in pretty nice condition. The seller added new webbing and it's reminiscent of Goldsmith models of the period. The period correct Rolfe glove actually had a lace web.

A rare 1966 Sonnett Orlando Cepeda model TW60 base mitt sold for $39. I bet that one went pretty quick. It's in great shape.

A 1963 Spalding Frank Bolling model 42-211 glove sold for $375? A one year only model with the radial laced heel. The '62 42-205 Bolling glove with the Lazy S lacing is still the better choice if you're collecting high end gloves. That glove was an MLB favorite..