Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A 1930's Reach Babe Ruth model RC2 catchers mitt sold for $599. It looks to be in good shape front and back.



A rare1960's Wilson Jim Kaat model 2030 glove sold for $91. The glove features diagonal finger lacing.



A 1930's Wilson Harry Heilmann model 670 glove sold for $175. A solid well built glove in great shape.

A couple nice top of the line gloves/mitts for cheap.
A 1960's Rawlings Stan Musial PM Supreme glove sold for $23. the glove's all there including the facs. sig. The leather's a little dry.



A 1960's Rawlings DCT HOH base mitt sold for $41. looks to be in good condition.



A rare 1930-40's Goldsmith Johnny Vandemeer model VDM glove sold for $292. A top of the line model in great shape.

A 1930's Spalding Dizzy Dean model DD sold for $999. This one is super rare. The leather looks dry and cracking. Not a great candidate for restoration. The glove features the desirable Rainey Trap web and the fac sig is strong on the face.



A circa 1915 Reach catchers mitt sold for $335. It looks like a top of the line model in pretty decent shape. Features the reinforced wrist opening.



A circa 1910 Spalding model AXP base mitt sold for $90. A stylish looking mitt in great shape. I think this one is the top of the line "World Series Model".

A Spalding Babe Ruth glove sold for $585. The seller stated the glove is from 1927-28 but model number 259 is actually from 1940. It is stamped Permawear Leather. The glove is missing the two tunnel webs. the fac sig is very strong. Some ink on the back.

A Reach sewn web glove sold for $221. This one show's a fair amount of wear to the face and inner lining. The two tone gloves have always been popular.



An early crescent sewn web glove sold for $899. It's in great condition



A mid 1930's Wilson model PBG6 glove snuck through at $65. Not sure how the model number was determined. The glove is high quality and in great shape.

A rare 1960's Rawlings Boog Powell model SM6 glove sold for $249. known primarily as a First Baseman, Powell also spent time in the outfield. The glove features the desirable H-web.



A 1970 Rawlings Bill White model XFB1 HOH base mitt sold for $175. The mitt looks to be near mint.

A 1960's Rawlings model HOH catchers mitt sold for $300. Top of the line model Looks to be in great condition.



A 1930's Higgins Bob Feller model 1621 glove sold for $79. The glove is in fantastic condition. This is the little brother to the highly desirable Wilson Feller model 900. Features a triple tunnel web.



A 1930's Wilson Rogers Hornsby Deluxe model 648 glove sold for $52. A top of the line model. This one has been around the block a few times but seems all there and a nice pick for a beginning collector.

Here's a rare one if you collect off brand gloves. It's a Smith-Hassler Company model RAS glove with a notched back and double finger lacing. It sold for $71. Pretty cool glove in its own right! The company is from Indiana and they supplied bikes, sporting goods and gym equipment.



A 1950's Rawlings Ed Bailey HOH catchers mitt sold for $195. It's in super condition.



A 1920's Rawlings model FB135 base mitt sold for $149. It has a strap web. It's in great original condition with a nice patch on the back.

a 1960's Rawlings DB7 catchers mitt sold for $245. Top of the line model is in great shape.



A 1960's Nokona Chico Carasquel model CC sold for $77. Doesn't have all the whistles and bells of the model CC1 but still a nice glove.



a 1930's Reach Babe Ruth Home Run Special glove sold for $638. Shows some wear but can't go wrong with Babe Ruth items.

A circa 1930's Tryon Eddie Collins glove sold for $1313. Of four glove criteria; condition, quality, age and rarity this one hits strong on three. The glove looks to have been used for a year or so and put away. The leather spew is apparent but the glove is exceptional and an easy candidate for a restoration. The hang tag is rare in itself.

That Tryon is a cool glove and nice to see the tag with it…but I’m not sure they match?? I think the tag may have been originally with a different glove or item.

Yes, the G16S on the glove doesn't match the hang tag.

A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG-6 glove sold for $399. The glove is in fantastic condition, the best in a long time.



A full web Diamond brand glove sold for $200. A lower line glove. Its claim to fame is the celluloid wrist strap button.




A 1940's MacGregor Goldsmith Dixie Walker model HC sold for $100. A fairly common glove but the condition is just great.

A 1940's Hutch Cy Young? model 42 glove sold on ebay for $158. This one has leather piping. I've only seen Hutch Cy Young gloves with cloth piping. The model number belongs to the Pep Young model. You be the judge.



Pep Young

Cy Young

A Buffalo Brand sewn web glove sold for $260. The glove is in great shape with a cool cloth patch. It's possible the glove is a forerunner to the BLS gloves.