Till the end of time ?

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Till the end of time ?

Postby Moonlight Graham » September 24th, 2007, 10:02 am

I see everyone here is so obsessed with gloves (and I'd say I'm not the last in that field), so here is a question or two for you all:

1. What could stop you from thinking about baseball gloves all the time ?
2. If there was any glove that could satisfy you for good and put your mind to rest what would it be ?

(The truth is I don't know what I can come up with to calm down my wife and prevent her from cutting the internet connection or hiding my credit card...) :lol:

"Listen, I'll stop when..." WHEN ?? :oops:
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Postby toad » September 25th, 2007, 6:45 pm

Moonlight,
Here's my answers to your questions.
# 1. Death
#2. Rawlings XPG3-H in mint condition.
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Postby fuzzydogg22 » September 25th, 2007, 8:38 pm

I don't know what my answer to number one would be, but number two is a snap!

A mint Rawlings HH "Kitten" personal Model. By the way, if anyone might happen to have one, I would be interested.....(sorry had to add that in)
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Postby Moonlight Graham » September 26th, 2007, 4:00 pm

Well... death ? Isn't it a little too radical ? I can't say that to my wife if I don't want to wake up dead tomorrow !! But thank God, her English is awful :lol:
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Postby Mike**Mize » September 27th, 2007, 7:20 pm

Good Question,
I've never really had the feeling of being done collecting gloves, but I did have that feeling with cards. A few years ago I managed to pick up a really nice Topps "57 Mantle card, a real beauty, just like the one my Mom tossed out (sure she was doing me a tremendous favor) back in the mid 60's. Once I landed that card, I just felt so at ease with card collecting. I really didn't need any others beyond what I had squirreled away post the big throw out. Gloves on the other hand seem to be an ongoing source of discovery. I know I'm not done. Problem is, many of the ones I want to acquire are very expensive. When I started, the routine was delivery after delivery. Maybe 10 or 12 gloves (or more) a month. Now if I can pick up one nice every couple of months, I feel like things are about right. :D
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Postby Rickybulldog » September 28th, 2007, 10:39 am

Great question to ponder. I think a duck web fielder's glove and a Spalding figural trophy would keep my mind at ease for a year. :wink: But, after a while I'd get the itch again. :twisted: Take care!
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Postby spedrunr » October 10th, 2007, 12:00 am

if i had this glove, i'd be done

i'd let me 10 mo daughter sit in it like a chair :lol:

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