Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A 1970 Rawlings XFCB glove sold for $195. A stylish and top of the line model.



A 1970 Nokona CM75 catchers mitt sold for $279. the "Bulldog" was Nokona's top line model.

That’s a beautiful Nokona bulldog catchers mitt…I’m looking for a CM 50 bulldog model…Staples model;).

Here's one for you Eric. An early Christmas for someone. A 1950's Rawlings Eddie Mathews EM model sold for $37. It's an early version and in beautiful condition.



A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle XPG-6 sold for $225. The glove is dry as a bone but looks like it could be brought back.



A 1960's Spalding Jim Bouton model 42-214 sold for $104. A rare one and near mint.

A rare Goldsmith Chick Hafey model sold for $205. Well used but looks to be all there and in decent shape.



A Sears sewn web glove sold for $153. really nice condition. Model number just visible at the heel.



A sewn web Reach glove sold for $275. Super condition with intact markings on the face and great cloth patch.

A 1960's Wilson Al Kaline model 2024 glove sold for $100. A top line model and looks to be in great shape.



A Pennant buckle web Lefty Grimm base mitt and a 1926 Denkert patented glove sold for $78. Both are high quality with some condition issues.

This 1940's Hercules "Bulldog Modelo Professional" glove sold for $120. I think these were made by Wilson. This one looks a lot like the outseam Andy Pafko model.

Check out this Spalding “Joe DiMaggio” gamer…what do you all think?

https://www.ebay.com/itm/394881523473?m ... media=COPY

The glove sold for $30,000 back in 2016 at a Saco River auction. Now at $13,000.
Seems like someone is getting a haircut.

The glove is a "Super Permawear" model and was available in the 1936-37 Spalding catalog.
DiMaggio's rookie year was 1936.

I’d stay far away. Here is a long ago post regarding the Campanella gamer the seller is offering
viewtopic.php?f=10&t=466&p=1724&hilit=Campanella#p1724

Yeah…seemed way to good to be true to me…I saw that Campanella too and figured same thing. That’s unreal you originally had those Brett, but don’t doubt that people would do that and still now almost 2 decades later floating around with the misinformation. Gotta be a ton of this kinda stuff out there…scary in some regards, and I’m glad I’m not into the game used realm at all;).

A 1960's Rawlings Stan Musial TM20 base mitt sold for $103. A top line trapper model.



A 1920-30's Reach model 200 buckle web catchers mitt sold for $165. It's in great condition.



A 1950's Spalding Bobby Hoffman model 1077 glove with box sold for $325.

A 1950's Wilson model 2910X glove with box sold for $675. The box is worn but the glove looks near mint.



A 1970 Spalding Jim Fregosi model 42-2512 glove sold for $209. Interesting to see the change in terminology from Rawlings to Spalding models. "Fastback" becomes "Control Extender Back" and "Bellows Web" becomes "Dual Action Web".

A rare 1937 Goldsmith Paul Derringer model PD glove sold for $90. The glove is in fantastic condition. The owner's name scratched into the leather didn't help with the price however. the glove has an extended pocket into the first and second finger stalls and a triple web. A top of the line model in its day.



A stylish 1940's Zeke Bonura Vim Radio & Appliance model base mitt sold for $80. By the looks of the wrist strap, a Dubow made mitt. It's in great shape and high quality.