A very nice Spalding Lloyd Waner 3 finger model earned $511 on 17 bids. I’d say, considering what we’ve seen other “bee sting” models go for, this one seems to be very reasonably priced so congrats to the buyer. I still have no idea how you’d catch with one of these…
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A Rawlings Jim Bottomley JB model earned a whopping $775 on 12 bids. I guess I had no idea this was such a rare endorsement. Granted it was a top of the line model in the day, and yes it is in good condition, but wow - $775!!! Maybe one of our experts could help us out here and clue us in on the appeal of the model
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This shouldn’t come as a surprise, but here is a unique design from Peerless, maker of the rare Duck Web model. In this case it is a Tuck Stainbeck “57” model. The glove has a unique design with grommet style webbing between the fingers. This oddity sold for $484 on 14 bids.
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And of course, a Mickey Mantle entry… A mint XPG 26 model that went for $400.
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What a catch we have here, a Roy Weatherly OK brand “758” model. I thought the most interesting part of the listing was that the seller advised that “... Roy "Stormy" Weatherly's gloves are listed as "Very Rare" with 9 or less gloves found or offered for sale.” …but how do we know there are only 9 or less? Regardless, a great glove with strong stampings in mint condition. $253 on 16 bids
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I can’t help it, but any time a Ken-Wel model pops up I stand up and take notice. Here is avery nice “564” Harry Gumbert model. A great full size glove, it features clean leather and a great Ken Wel patch. This one sold for $240 on 12 bids.
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Here is a mix of great gloves that sold this past week, clockwise…
A near mint, medium to low quality Denkert Frank (Hans) Grube M30 Decker Patent - $282 on 13 bids
A rare endorser,Tony Lazzeri JC Higgins model 1678 - $184 on 15 bids
A solid Brine “Hy Grade” model sold for $178 on 10 bids
One of my personal favorites, a MacGregor G21 Jackie Jensen Personal Model featuring the MacGregor “Spider Web” sold for $153 on 21 bids.
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For our bargain of the week, how about this '30s tunnel loop web Sam West model. Not without its flaws, this glove has a great look to it and looks like a quality glove. Best yet, how about all of $41 on 7 bids
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