Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A 1950's Rawlings "Red Rolfe" model RR "Wound Trap Adjustable " glove sold for $775. It looks to be an all original survivor, cool!

A 1950's Rawlings "Eddie Mathews" model EM glove sold for $599. It's in fantastic shape!

A real nice 1950's Rawlings "Walker Cooper" mitt and box sold for $114

A mint D&M "Richie Ashburn" glove and box sold for $150

A mint Nokona "Joff Cross" G33 glove and box sold for $140. This was my favorite. A top quality, great looking glove! May be a military issue given the lack of a cloth patch and generic steel button. Could also have been made for a private label retailer.

Latest from Mears. A Pre-1908 Spalding sewn web glove sold for $637. The glove is in great condition. Some seam repairs and no visible markings on the face.

A cool looking mid '30's D&M "Hal Schumacher" glove sold for $149. A low end model but has a lot of style. Missing the webbing.

A Reach "Cecil Travis" model glove sold for $49. Another really stylish glove with generous pocket, stubby fingers and extra wide wrist strap.
Surprised it lingered on ebay for a while. Pretty much a bargain.

Some more interesting gloves under $50.
A really nice Stall & Dean catchers mitt. Love the arrow head wrist strap. $46

A white leather Spalding sewn web glove. Given a second chance, I would plunk down $49. Nice tag.

A real solid & stylish D&M Roy Weatherly glove. Super deep factory stamps. $33

A top of the line Spalding "Bill Dickey" catchers mitt. $25

A mint MacGregor "Big Klu" base mitt. Top of the line. $40

A mint Franklin "Ted Williams" glove. $70. Kind of an anomaly. Well constructed, rolled leather piping. Who would have thunk!

A 1950's Nokona "Joe Jackson" base mitt sold for $303. Of the two models, this is the low end version.

A Winchester catchers mitt sold for $299. Features the patented Wilson wrist strap.

An early crescent base mitt in a lot of 4 gloves sold for $1000. It's in decent shape but missing the buckle and wrist strap. Originally an auction format, the godfather called and gave the seller an offer he couldn't refuse.

Some more interesting gloves under $50.
A rare Diamond brand "Travis Jackson" glove. Made by Wilson. Great patch. I wish I paid it more attention. It went the full 7 days. $29

A nice sewn web glove sold for $37. Well constructed, just needs a little tlc.

A top of the line Wilson 551 base mitt. Great markings and overall condition.

mikesglove wrote:An early crescent base mitt in a lot of 4 gloves sold for $1000. It's in decent shape but missing the buckle and wrist strap. Originally an auction format, the godfather called and gave the seller an offer he couldn't refuse.

You just knew this deal was destined for the scrap heap.

Three block letter Joe Dimaggio gloves sold recently:
An OK mfg.? glove sold for $22. A little TLC would do wonders for this one.

A rare 2 finger glove sold for $302. that's a pretty heady price but a neat little glove.

A National brand glove sold for $699. Can't go wrong with mint! Love the extended pocket!

Only vintage Rawlings Heart of Hide models:
An update to the old Walker Cooper model WC mitt. This beauty is the rare Elston Howard model NWC. $399

A Stan Musial model TM20. $199. Never gets old!

A Mickey Mantle XPG6 glove sold for $349. Close to NM.

Some rarities:
A Stall & Dean buckle web catchers mitt sold for $52. It's in real good condition.

An early KenWel Scoop model 586 catchers mitt sold for $100. Leather piping, nice patch and factory markings. Just needs a little TLC.

A Goldsmith Marvin Owens Snare model glove sold for $64. The laced thumb/forefinger design is killer!

The weekend usually brings out some quality auctions.
A 1950's Spalding Yogi Berra model 1443 catchers mitt with picture box sold for $143. It's a rare "Turtle Back" model, complete and in great condition.

A twofer auction: A D&M base mitt and Spalding "Club" model 2A catchers mitt sold for $213. The D&M is a high end sewn web model with the pebbly look of Elk leather. The Spalding makes up for its low end status by being in outstanding condition. The front markings are great and the back is super clean.

Any bargains this weekend? Oh yeah!
A OK mfg. Dick Bartell glove sold for $50. High quality and close to near mint.

An rare ambidextrous Jelinek base mitt sold for $29. High quality and great condition.

The best IMO was this Bulldog model glove. $68. Made in Mexico by Wilson. This one is an extra large near mint example. Love the pristine white leather interior.

A Higgins G.C. Alexander glove sold for $175. It's in great condition.

A Rawlings "Cross Lace" model glove sold for $235. Another nice one!

A Reach sewn web glove sold for $115. Man, this one is stylin n' profilin.

A late '30's Reach catchers mitt sold for $119. Unfortunately no factory markings on the face nor a ventilated back, but the snap back feature is pretty cool.

A stylish sewn web glove sold for $229. May be a Pennant brand. It's a high quality glove. I liked this one!

A Spalding crescent glove sold for $575. Well used but nicely intact.