Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A 1930's Stall & Dean "Professional Model" glove sold for $265. Overall in good shape.

An early Reach crescent pad base mitt sold for $212. Front and back are like night and day. lol. Is there another crescent pad at the top front edge? Probably just seeing things.

Could it be a softball glove? Kind of a big buckle for a crescent pad. Just wondering. hope I'm wrong for whoever paid the 212.00

I'd say it's baseball

Lets start Sunday with some silliness. Bob McCann sold this handmade glove for $66. Like an archaeological dig, One would want to carefully expose the construction layer by layer. I looked this one over quite a bit and still couldn't completely figure it out. It's a pretty crude glove with a unique concoction of lacing, webbing and straps. I liked it. I'm pretty sure peyote was involved.

A 1950's Nokona "Chico Carasquel" model CC1 glove w/box sold for $202. Top of the line glove has seen a fair amount of use or would have gone way higher. nice picture box.

A 1958 Rawlings "Cy Perkins" model catchers mitt sold for $349. Looks unused. Not sure about the two holes in back.

An early sewn web KenWel glove sold for $165. No patented features but very nice condition front and back.

A sewn web Horace Partridge glove sold for $165. Overall in nice shape. Large seldom seen cloth patch on the back.

A 1930's D&M "Howard Ehmke" model glove sold for $500. An ever popular 3 finger model in good shape.

A circa 1928 grommet web KenWel "Eppa Rixey" model glove sold for $455. It's made from wine colored Kenoko Elk leather and in beautiful original condition. It is a well made midline model without the trademark KenWel patents. This one got a lot of bids and gives some insight into what works and what doesn't. Unlike 15 min. rule auctions, incremental bidding really doesn't fit the ebay time limit auctions. An exercise in futility for the bidder imo. The seller's gotta love it however.

Three really nice gloves popped up on ebay and were gone in a heartbeat. There has been such a dearth of nice ebay gloves lately that these stood out.
A Rawlings "Hack Wilson" "Cross Lace" model XL glove sold for $599. Just a fantastic survivor.

An OK Mfg. "Dizzy Dean" model glove sold for $499. A 1940's triple web beauty.

A white sewn web VWD model FSW "Big SIx" glove sold for $499. Under priced. They don't get much better.