Best of May 2026

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a1956 Rawlings Mickey Mantle model MM glove sold for $349. The glove has the early endorsement and "Custom Built" along the pinky. Overall in great shape.

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A Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG6 glove sold for $513. Looks to be close to near mint. It has the 1 dot date code which would put it at 1971.

An interesting American Spiegel brand Warren Spahn glove sold for $64. Looks to be all there in decent condition.

A 1947 Wilson BallHawk model 607L glove sold for $80. A TOTL glove in decent condition. The white tag is one you don't often see.

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An interesting 1954 Wilson glove with box. It's a Lou Boudreau model G1328 glove with a notched heel. This one's not in a Wilson catalog but rather made for Western Auto stores under the Western's brand. That's why it has a plain box. It sold for $70.

A circa 1970 NOS Rawlings Brooks Robinson model XPG3 glove sold for $550.

A 1968 Wilson Sam McDowell PM model 2010 glove sold for $199. It's in great shape.

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A TOTL 1955 Spalding Warren Hacker model 1007 glove sold for $39. This is a rebranded Wilson Lefty Gomez model 2034. It's from a period when Spalding stopped making their own gloves. The glove is pretty nice, well worth the $39.

A TOTL 1950 Rawlings Red Rolfe model RR sold for $179. Overall in great shape.

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A 1958 Spalding Sammy Esposito model 1053 glove sold for $375. It's in super condition. Same glove as the Rawlings Mantle MMP model of that year.

The open web told the story on this Wilson model. It's a first year 1958 A2000 "Shooting Star" glove and the most highly sought of the A2000 models. The condition is far from optimal but looks like it could be restored without to much trouble. It sold for $45.

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A 1966 Rawlings model PLW glove sold for $4500. A game used glove by Harvey Kuenn. a unique glove modeled after the Robinson/Boyer MVP model. The model PLW is upgraded with HOH leather.

A 1958 Rawlings Mickey Mantle model MM4 glove with picture box sold for $5100. The glove is in good shape. The box is spectacular.

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A Rawlings Billy Williams model XFG7 glove sold for $225. The glove is in super condition. The horizontal holdster and 5 dot date code indicate a 1970 model.

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A Rawlings Roberto Clemente model XFG15 glove sold for $34. This is the one to have for Clemente fans. The condition here is decent. The 3 dot date code would put it at 1973.

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A 1960's Nokona model BPR)-2 glove sold for $130. It's in good shape and one of Nokona's best BITD.

A 1969 Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XFB19 PM mitt sold for $75. The mitt looks ok. The ink didn't help it.

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A 1920's Rawlings Bill Doak glove sold for $219. It's in nice shape. Highly collectible.

A 1950's MacGregor Richie Ashburn model GB23 glove sold for $27. Someone got a good deal. The "SpiderWeb" reverse wrist strap models are really desirable.

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A 11954-55 Rawlings Clint Courtney model SCC mitt sold for $81. The mitt is in excellent condition. It has the "Professional Model" stamp instead of "Scrap Iron Courtney".

A 1940's Spalding Joe DiMaggio model 133 glove sold for $99. A midline model in excellent condition.

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A 940's Dubow Tommy Bridges model 365 glove sold for $275. It has slight wear and is close to near mint. Features the patented out seams and triple tunnel web.

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A 1950's Wilson Ted Williams model 2040 glove sold for $325. A TOTL glove in excellent condition.

A 1937 D&M Walter Berger model G43 glove sold for $149. It's in decent shape and distinguished by the "No Rip" one piece face.

A 1960's MacGregor Hank Aaron model GF20 PM glove sold for $69. Someone got a good deal. Looks to be in good shape.

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A teens-twenties Goldsmith full web glove sold for $425. Features the rare celluloid logo button. A low end model with flannel liner.

A 1920's Winchester model 8210 glove sold for $325. Would benefit with a little cleaning/conditioning.

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A 1963-65 Rawlings model TNT base mitt sold for $ 159 . A TOTL mitt featuring a Trapeze web.

A teens Reach Decker patent mitt sold for $122. It's all there and intact. Would benefit with a cleaning/conditioning.

A 1950's MacGregor Red Schoendienst model G112 glove sold for $49. A TOTL model with the SpiderWeb and reverse button. These models are rare!