Best of July 2026

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A 1954 Rawlings Mickey Mantle model MM glove sold for $149. A super rare first year Mantle glove featuring the Pat. Pend. Wrist Snugger stamp and 1954 cloth patch. The glove is in decent condition.

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A 1930's Spalding Babe Ruth HRS model C5 mitt sold for $400. Pretty nice condition.

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A 1937 D&M Bill Rogell model G57 glove sold for $125. A pretty rare glove in excellent condition.

A 1930's Goldsmith Wally Pipp model E mitt sold for $49. A top model circa 1935.

A 1960's Sonnett Lightning model 1384 glove sold for $14. The glove's in great shape.

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An early 1940's Stall & Dean model 8083 glove sold for $175. A TOTL glove, It features the "split cupped fingers" back panel and is stamped "foPrRmEed Treated Pocket" along the heel. This letter salad was S&D's way of stylizing "Preformed". The cool back panel was S&D's version of the natural curve form finger design popularized by OK Mfg., Wilson and others.

from an S&D catalog.

A 1930's Reach model 200 League Special mitt sold for $200. A lower line mitt but you can't beat the super condition.

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A Spalding Babe Ruth HRS glove sold for $1450. A lower line model in pretty nice condition.

A 1950's Wilson Early Wynn model A2070 glove sold for $149. A TOTL glove and looks to be near mint.

A 1940's MacGregor Goldsmith model SG sold for $250. A unique 2 finger model in great shape.

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A rare TOC Ratsch Peerles crescent webless glove sold for $1500. Identified by the distinctive reinforced overlapping thumb seam. Some of the thumb stitching is worn away so not immediately evident with a cursory inspection, but it's there and prized by TITK. Ratsch's company, Chicago Sporting Goods, made gloves for many mail order suppliers including FOK, Sears and Shapleigh among others. The glove has an inner thumb seam but no inner forefinger seam. The glove overall is in decent condition with the inner liner taking most of the wear.

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A group of five gloves sold for $1262. Only three worth mentioning.
First, a TOC Ratsch Peerless crescent full web model with reinforced thumb stitching. It's in super condition.

Second, another full web crescent with a undetermined mfg. patch. Some repairs to the web.

Third, a teens-twenties Reach model 1BR 1" web glove. A high quality grey leather model in superb condition. The pocket is also stamped with OMG which is perhaps another model number?

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A 1958 Rawlings Duke Snider model DS glove sold for $650. Near mint with the anniversary patch! This collector always seems to have the best stuff.

A 1930's Reach Babe Ruth model RF2 glove with non matching RF1 box sold for $8303. Box and glove are in great shape.

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A Sell Sporting Goods mitt sold for $99. It has the 1914 patented wrist strap. Sell SG was one of the first companies Thomas Wilson bought out as he was establishing his empire.

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A teens Diamond Brand Ratsch Peerless Duk Fut glove sold for $1650. Overall decent condition with factory stamps still visible on the face and a nice celluloid button on the back. Of all the different Duk Fut models, this one is on the lower end.

A 1920's Wright, Ditson and Victor Varsity model base mitt sold for $195. The mitt appears to be in great shape. A quality model.

A 1930's Marathon Joe Gordon model 4207 glove sold for $50. Not to be mistaken for the Gordon model 4205 which is common and junk, this one is a rare, high quality example in superb condition.

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Two rare ones.
A circa 1930 Goldsmith Bill Killifer model WC mitt sold for $145. It's in great condition and features the patented internal raised pad "Finger Grips".

A 1930's KenWel Three finger model glove sold for $59. Not another like it in JD's gallery with the interlaced fingers.