Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A sewn web Winchester glove sold for $228. The cloth patch is worn but the glove overall is in good shape.
The Winchester logo in the palm is strong.

A buckle web Winchester base mitt sold for $432. Looks to be in great shape. This is a rare one.

A Vim Sports/Radio "Edd Roush" glove sold for $350. Looks to be in nice shape. Manufactured by KenWel.

A Reach model 32 catchers mitt sold for $250. It's in real nice shape and has a War Dept. stamp from the WWI era.

I had me eye on the Reach mitt and was disappointed I didn't make an offer soon enough. Seller listed it for $350 so the buyer got a good deal at $250. Congratulations to the buyer, it's a fine mitt.

missed this one from a while ago. A Rawlings "Bill Doak" glove sold through Mitchell & Ness Sporting Goods.

A rare Spalding Marvel "Pro-Form" double Rainey web glove sold for $129. Quite a bargain. Patent stamp on the web, most of the factory markings still visible, in fact nothing wrong with the glove at all, just not presented well by the seller. There's just no eye appeal, It looks old and beat up, kind of like me. A little TLC would have done wonders.


A Wilson model A2020 glove sold for $325. A "BallHawk 3" model presented well by the seller gets top dollar.

A 1915 Wright & Ditson full sewn web glove sold for $691. The model FGF black leather glove was in such stellar condition and quality that one just hopes they can be there at the end. I was in it close till the end when the bidding war blew past me. I really liked the long pocket & shorty fingers. I didn't really care that it was a midline model. The pristine vintage look to the glove really grabbed me. You don't often see them as nice as this.

A Spalding "Roger Maris" model 1075 glove and picture box sold for $600-$700. The glove looks close to mint and the box is in good shape.

A nice Reach full web glove sold for $282. Nice markings on the face, great cloth patch and liner. I couldn't make out the model number but it looks to be a very high quality glove.

A 1930's Spalding "Gabby Hartnett" model 10/0 catchers mitt sold for $225. I think this is the "Double Face" model. It features the unique reinforced wrist strap developed in the late 1930's and the outseam vented back. Pretty cool!

A NM Sonnett "Lightning Model" glove sold for $125. It's a great glove, tough to find a nicer one!
Ought to be in everyone's modern glove collection. It has features not found on Rawlings, MacGregor &
Wilson models.

A lot of gloves changing hands the last 5 days. World Series fever I guess. On the Auction front,
A 1960's Rawlings "Mickey Mantle" XPG6 HOH glove sold for $984. It looks close to near mint.

A sewn web Spalding glove sold for $379. This one is in stellar condition. It still retains markings on the face, kind of rare with the white
leather models. It is model XL "Club Special".

A 1930's Spalding "Babe Ruth" "Home Run Special" glove and picture box sold for $3075.

In the 1920's the G41 was a Babe Ruth model among other star players of the day. This is a later unendorsed midline model G41X with sewn heel and tunnel loop web. It sold for $180. It has had no use although the leather piping looks redone in my opinion.

A 1930's Reach Three finger "Professional Model" glove sold for $3960. It has been signed by the Detroit Tigers team circa 1935. Ruined a beautiful glove in my opinion.

A lot of 11 glove/mitts sold for $2448. A few nice ones, some midline or off condition models, a seriously flawed DukFut glove and the star being a Reach "Mickey Cochrane" model 12A catchers mitt.

mikesglove wrote:A nice Reach full web glove sold for $282. Nice markings on the face, great cloth patch and liner. I couldn't make out the model number but it looks to be a very high quality glove.

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I don't see all of the gloves posted here...where are these glove sales being pulled from? I know ebay of course and some of the auction houses...Hunt's, Lelands...anywhere else?