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.

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A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model MMF glove sold for $120. This is a FastBack model with the horizontal Holdster Rawlings used 1968-70.

A 1950's MacGregor Goldsmith Walter Dropo model G153 mitt sold for $65. It looks to be near mint.

A teens D&M mitt sold for $210. It's in very good condition. It has a reinforcement at the wrist opening. A high quality example.

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A 1960's Rawlings Stan Musial model TT10 glove sold for $550. It's in super condition

A 1920's Sears model 4272 Grover Alexander glove sold for $332. Outstanding glove with all the markings pretty clear.

A teens sewn web glove sold for $214. Despite the owner branding on the face and back, a nice looking well built glove. The glove has an unbroken forefinger stall on the back. It also has a round mfg. logo on the palm and a black cloth patch. I would venture it's a Western Sporting Goods "Mascot" brand.

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A circa 1932 Spalding model R Babe Ruth HRS glove sold for $2250. This is a rare one with the patented trap web. and the glove is in decent condition.

A 1960's Rawlings Lew Burdette model LB15 PM glove with box sold for $145. The box has a lot of wear. The glove is in excellent condition.

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A circa 1925 sewn web Reach model 9G glove sold for $617. An cream color all leather midline model in superb condition.

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A 1920-30's Schmelzer base mitt sold for $100. It's in decent shape.

A 1940's KenWel Harry Gumbert model 564 glove with box sold for $698. A TOTL glove in its day.

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An early 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG6 glove sold for $189. This one has the early signature, Made in USA stamp and a wrist strap button. I had thought all the XPG6 gloves had eliminated the button in favor of the slim wrist strap and laced snugger adj. I couldn't find a similar example on JD's gallery to this ebay glove. Not sure where this one fits in time wise but may be rare. Derek may have an idea.

An early 1960's Rawlings Harvey Haddix model G1500 glove sold for $170. An uncatalogued model may have been made for another retailer.

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Mike, the XPG6 Mickey Mantle pictured is a regular glove from 1962-63 (identified by the crossover finger lace) with no unusual features. I blew up the wrist strap area in question and there is no button, just the usual snugger adjustment. Either way, someone got a good deal, aside from the ink the glove appears to be in nice solid condition. I believe it would have sold for much more had the seller known what he had listed.