Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A Wilson "Al Kaline" model 2014 glove sold for $204. I owned this model for a time. It's a beast. I especially like the outeam finger stalls.

An early Reach buckle web base mitt sold for $115. It may be the Reach version of the Spalding AXP "World Series Model" designed with King Patent padding.

A Spalding Robert Rolfe Glove sold for $155. It Looks to be in fine shape and would clean up nicely.

A MacGregor Goldsmith "Bob Doerr" model G111 glove sold for $480. That's got to be the high water mark for that particular model. The black leather is in great shape.

A 1911 Ratsch DukFut glove sold for $2100 BIN on ebay. Looks like the seller is a picker and the glove is new to the hobby. Overall the glove is great looking with a nice celluloid button. I especially like the modified thumb/forefinger web. "Sweet dreams are made of this".

A 1920's Goldsmith sewn web model 67 glove sold for $248. Despite the tunnel loop patent of 1922, Goldsmith continued to make at least half their models with a sewn web. This glove is a midline model in great condition. Love the patch.

An early sewn web crescent pad mitt sold for $595. The front is very nice. The back shows some wear and tear.

A sweet NM 1950's Hutch "Connie Ryan" model glove with box sold for $295.

A 1930's three finger model glove sold for $225. It's made by Eagle Leather Works of Montreal.

A 1920's Spalding catchers mitt sold for $229. It has a buckle web and an odd model number, FS. The mitt looks to be in good shape.

An early crescent pad mitt sold for $385. It has a sewn web and grommet wrist lace. It looks all intact and in good shape.

A 1940's Rawlings "Bill Doak" model H glove w/box sold for $695. May be a high water mark for that combo. I like the earlier Doak patch. The box is just fair.

A Victor crescent pad glove sold for $675. Looks to be in good shape.

A grommet web Wilson glove sold for $150. Don't see many of these. I had some passing interest but that cloth patch seemed pretty far gone. Supposed to be a vibrant black, yellow & red.

An early VWD catchers mitt sold for $115. Don't see many with a buckle web. This mitt is really nice.

A 1920's Goldsmith sewn web model M glove sold for $172. It shows some wear and tear. A Christy Mathewson endorsement may be in the pocket under the dirt and grime. Maybe the buyer gets lucky!

A 1920's Stall & Dean model 8070 Charlie Gehringer glove sold for $169. Super glove!

A 1920's Goldsmith catchers mitt sold for $60 on ebay. It looks to be in great shape front and back. Love the cloth patch.

A 1920's Spalding base mitt sold for $150. Looks to be high quality and in nice shape.

A teens/twenties J.C. Higgins sewn web model 1688 glove sold for $186. Looks like a mid-line Goldsmith product. The glove is in nice shape with a mint patch.

An oddball King Patent design glove sold for $125. I owned one of these in years past. It's a made in Mexico brand.