Best of January 2026

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A 1940's Hutch Pep Young model 42 glove with original box sold for $150. It's a good quality and commonly found model. The glove is NOS with the box and is a nice find for a collector.

A sewn full web D&M glove sold for $275. The laced heel models were introduced in the mid teens. The glove is high quality and in great shape.

A Teens era sewn full web Ratsch Peerless glove sold for $285. This one is also in great condition and features a celluloid button.

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A 1950's Rawlings Stan Musial model PML glove with picture box sold for $5899. The glove included is an afterthought as all the money is in the box. There is a stamped number(60-4230) on the box indicating it was sold through Montgomery Wards.

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a 1960's Wilson A2000 "Shooting Star" model glove sold for $145. A special order model with the H-web and professional designation 374 stamped below the web.

A 1954 Rawlings "Puddin Head" Jones model PM2 glove sold for $100. An early "Playmaker" model in nice shape.

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Two mitts, a generation apart. Interesting to note how the mitt evolved. Both mitts are in decent shape.
First is a 1940's Walker Cooper model WC mitt. It sold for $30. The second is a 1960's Elston Howard model NWC(New Walker Cooper model). It sold for $149.

A TOTL 1960 Rawlings Stan Musial model TG12 glove sold for $299. It's in super original condition.

A 1940's OK Mfg. Joe DiMaggio glove sold for $153. A top quality model in need of a good cleaning and conditioning.

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Here's a couple to end the month. Who doesn't appreciate a laundry basket of baseball gloves.
This one sold for $90

Another for $75.

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A teens Simmons American model S/39 catchers mitt sold for $149. Looks to be in excellent condition. A little hard to tell but it's a black leather model. A cleaning/conditioning would do wonders for this one. All leather construction. It was one of their best mitts BITD.