Best of June 2026

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A rare Horace Partridge brand Hans Wagner model 6G glove sold for $1250. Looks to be in great shape. The glove was made by Goldsmith for HP and is a top quality model. Of the various HP tags, most collectors seek the one illustrating a partridge..

A 1960's Wilson Roy Campanella model 2400 mitt sold for $49. A TOTL mitt in great shape.

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A 1906 Reach model 7C child's mitt sold for $425. It is listed as a fielders mitt in the Reach catalog. Buckskin leather with maroon cloth piping. The patents stamped on the face refer to the grommet web and heel stitching. As with a lot of vintage youth gear, this one is in fantastic condition.

A 1920's Stall & Dean buckle web base mitt sold for $125. It's in excellent condition. No markings on the face that I could see so it could be a few different models S&D offered. Itis a quality mitt.

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A rare Reach Ken Keltner model 249 glove sold for $115. Features the "ProForm Fingers" It's in decent shape but he ink really hurt its value.

A circa 1952 Rawlings Bob Dillinger model BD glove sold for $63. It's a TOTL early model BD in great shape.

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An unusual and unique buckle web glove sold for $187. At first I thought it was a homemade buckle web but upon closer examination it seems to have been that way originally.

A near mint Rawlings Boog Powell model TN11 mitt sold for $239. A TOTL mitt in its day.

A 1940's Rawlings "Improved" Bill Doak model glove sold for $149. It features an H-web. the glove is in great condition.

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A 1920's Reach white leather buckle web base mitt sold for $170. It's in excellent condition and high quality.

A 1958 Rawlings anniversary issue Stan Musial model PM1 glove sold for $250. A TOTL model in excellent condition.

A TOC crescent pad webless glove sold for $1700.