Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

An early crescent pad & buckle back webless glove sold for $2700.

An early sewn web buckle back glove sold for $395. It has a Simmons Hardware cloth patch on the back.

A D&M "Walter Lutzke" model G75 glove sold for $1320. It came from the Roger Bresnahan family collection. I like the taped web.

Another early crescent, webless glove sold this time on ebay for $3150. The metal wrist strap button was lost and replaced with a plastic coat button some time ago. Other than that, a real nice glove.

A sewn web D&M glove sold for $150. A quick BIN on ebay. The front photo is a little blurry but I think it is stamped "Wapiti". Not sure of the model number but the glove looks to be of high quality and close to near mint.

A 1920's original design Rawlings "Bill Doak" glove sold for $325. It doesn't look to have been cleaned/conditioned yet and still a nice looking glove. With a little effort it could be a real gem.

Some nice looking leather!

An early base mitt sold for $500. Missing the hook and eyelets from the back and a repaired thumb seam. overall a good quality mitt.


An early crescent & buckle web glove sold for $695. Early vintage gloves look to be heating up heading into the summer. Strong price on this one despite the poor condition & missing original wrist strap. It has an interesting seam running through the face. There was a patent circa 1906 for such a design. The seam was meant to create a deeper pocket in a glove. This glove could be an example of that. Kind of a cool look and not often seen.

A 1920's Rawlings catchers mitt sold for $125. It features the patented "snap heel" leather pocket for padding adjustment. The mitt was top of the line in its day and is in good overall condition.

A circa 1910 D&M catchers mitt sold for $207. A lot to like about this one. High quality & very good condition, nice patch, oval buckle, early grommet web & riveted perimeter banding, two tone leather construction.

A 1940's Rawlings "Red Rolfe" glove ended early on ebay. It is the "Wound Trap Adjustable" model. The glove has been well used. The original rolled lace trap web is long gone and replaced by a D&M/Goldsmith style tunnel webbing.

A 1940's Nokona "Pinky Higgins" G47 glove & box sold for $432. Top quality glove is mint!

A 1940's Stall & Dean "Eddie Stanky" glove & box sold for $408. Glove & box are in great shape.

A Geo. Reach "Bill Rogell" glove & box sold for $384. A hard to find glove & original box.

An early sewn web Reach glove sold for $998. Wool lining all intact, pristine white leather.

Wow! Pretty strong price for that Reach full web. Great looking glove with a fantastic liner. Too strong for me. I hope the buyer enjoys displaying that gem.

I missed this one for a while. It wasn't in a typical ebay glove category. A 1920's Winchester glove, a Hudson Sporting Goods base mitt and an early black/red stitched ball sold for $235. The glove, mitt & ball are in nice shape! A smokin' deal.

A 1930's Reach "Babe Ruth" Home Run Special glove sold for $625. This one shows a lot of wear but still intact and in decent shape. Factory stamps still legible and a nice patch on the back.

A circa 1924 Victor, Wright & Ditson "Varsity" base mitt sold for $391. A strong price for a real nice mitt in original condition . A little conditioning and it will be a knock out

Two early 1950's Rawlings gloves and boxes sold for $280. Both gloves & boxes look to be in great shape. They are rare "Tommy Henrich" and "Don Lenhardt" models. The box stamps look like the gloves were to be sold through Montgomery Wards.

A 1920's Rawlings glove sold for $225. No stamps on the face but nice patch and overall condition.


A circa 1930 Reach "Babe Ruth" model RF2 "Home Run Special" glove sold for $1175. Looks to be in real nice shape.

A mid 30's D&M "Paul Dean" model G93X glove sold for $153. I missed this one from last month. The glove has a fair amount of wear. It has the later style D&M patch. A rare glove none the less.

A sewn web Ol' Reliable glove & box sold for $250. Both are in good shape. Nice graphics on the box.

I took a long look at the Paul Dean glove and was really tempted to bid on it. I recently retired and am in downsizing mode. I'm finding out that buying is way more fun than selling.

Three nice Rawlings "Herb Score" model HSP gloves sold in the same week. The first sold for $125. A nice looking HOH model. It had a repair to the patch or would have done better.

Second was a quick BIN sale for $99. Another HOH model. This one would probably clean up to be a beauty.

Third was a 1958 model with the anniversary patch. Not often seen and in great condition. It was a BIN for $65 in the early morning hours.