Best of April 2026

[mikesglove]

A circa 1956 MacGregor Bobby Adams model GB8 glove with picture box sold for $250. A good quality midline glove with a great looking box.

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A 1968 Rawlings Mickey Mantle model DCT mitt sold for $399. It's in superb condition.

A 1960 Johnny Temple model GF20 glove sold for $99. A TOTL glove in excellent condition. Features the first version of the Field Master web.

a 1966 Sonnett Orlando Cepeda model TW60 mitt sold for $39. A high quality mitt in near mint condition.

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a rare TOTL 1905-06 Spalding model 3C fielders mitt sold for $46. Distinguished by a one piece face, grommet web, sturdy riveted wrist strap and a sewn finger stall back panel. Didn't get a lot of love on ebay.

a rare TOTL 1930's D&M Joe Cronin model G99 glove sold for $240. It's in super condition. Features the "Adjusto-Thumb" and double laced finger stalls.

A TOTL 1966 Wilson model A2000 glove sold for $259. It's in great shape.

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A late teens Reach model 4AB mitt sold for $261. It's a buckle web model with a War Department stamp on the face. Not many mitts with the markings still legible. Overall the mitt is in great shape and is highly sought after.

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An unidentified Rawlings glove sold for $28. The first thing noticed is the V-Anchored Web and the 1950's patch. It's going to be A TOTL glove. The seller didn't do himself any favors by the long shot of the front. Zooming in you can see it's a Stan Musial model PM from 1959. The glove looks to be in nice shape.

[glovejunkie]

That Reach war dept. mitt was interesting for sure. I was almost a bidder on it, but once looking a little more closely at the pictures, it seems to me as though the buckleweb has separated from the thumb and was reattached using some black thread. I think it has a repair.

[mikesglove]

Yeah, it definitely has a repair.
Like the Reach base mitt, Another 1920's glove with stellar factory stamps is this VW&D Berkeley model FSB. It sold for $290. An all leather midline model in super condition.

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a Stellar 1960's Spalding Roger Maris model 42-201 glove sold for $364. Features the Duo-Control Palm. May be the most sought after Maris gloves.

A 1920-30's Stall & Dean buckle web base mitt sold for $249. Looks like someone scrubbed the front looking for a HOF endorsement and gave up halfway. The back however is just super.

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A couple I missed from earlier. A pair of rare 1886 catcher's gloves sold for $46,490. The fingerless glove may be a Rawlings. There a photo of another Rawlings fingerless glove on JD's site. the webless full fingered glove may or may not be a Rawlings. Nothing to compare it to. It looks like its padding was sewn in an outeam method. That's really unusual and rare.

A teens Spalding King Patent model glove sold for $445. Pristine front and back although the King Patent lacing looks like it has been replaced with a shoe lace at some point.

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A 1950's Rawlings Harvey Haddix model HH glove sold for $403. It's in super condition.

A 1964 Wilson A2001 glove sold for $79. Same as the A2000 except slightly smaller.

A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantlr model XPG26 glove box with hang tag sold for $431. The box looks to be close to near mint.

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An early '60's MacGregor Willie Mays model G25 glove and picture box sold for $225. The box is in excellent condition. The glove has a fair amount of wear.

A commemorative 5 decade Nokona Minnie Minoso model F100 glove sold for $499. There's a signature on the pinky.