Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A top of the line mid 60's Nokona model N22 base mitt sold for $115. A cool looking model with the triple tunnel web and laced back.

A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle XPG-6 glove sold for $405. It's in excellent condition.

A Dubow Lou Gehrig base mitt sold for $521. Pretty nice facs. sig. on the face.




A Victor Ty Cobb model glove sold for $499. The glove is in good shape. There is definitely something stamped on the heel. You be the judge.

a 1930's Winchester catchers mitt sold for $399. In decent shape with a nice cloth patch on the back.



A 1920's J.C. Higgins Hans Wagner model glove sold for $299. Looks like the ball player cut out the pocket lining and pad. Otherwise, the glove is OK with the facs. sig. still there on the face and an intact cloth patch.

A late 60's MacGregor Kangaroo leather model KCX glove sold for $45. Top of the line in its day. Looks to be in nice shape. One of the downsides for the seller using the buy it now option when they don't know what they have.



A sweet Nokona TST40 glove sold for $69.



A top of the line 60's Nokona model DH glove sold for $61. It has all the whistles and bells you would want.

A 1950's Rawlings Stan Musial PM Supreme glove sold for $35. Seller didn't bother to identify the model.



A 1950's Nokona Forrest "Spook" Jacobs glove with original picture box sold for $800. Glove and box present really well. Buyer had to be a Nokona enthusiast.

A Reach full web glove sold for $329. One of the better models with rolled leather piping. It's in pretty nice shape overall.



A 1930's D&M mitt sold for $129. Stylish two tone leather back and an intact logo stamp on the face.

A circa 1936 Spalding model AS "The Giant" glove sold for $228. As you might expect, the glove is large and was top of the line in its day. Seems to be in great shape. The original box has seen better days but the all important label panel is still nicely intact.




A 1966 Wilson A2000 "Shooting Star" glove sold for $999. Looks to be NOS.

A circa 1912 Spalding Professional "World Series Model" 10/0 catchers mitt sold for a ridiculous $15 BIN. Top of the line in its day. The mitt still displays all its markings on the face and the back sports an intact cloth patch. The mitt has the innovative fastback feature.



A Ol' Reliable Brand Al Simmons model glove sold for $70. It features a unique extended web across three fingers and thumb. Pretty cool!



a Spalding crescent bad catchers mitt sold for $249. A mid line model in decent shape. The mitt has the old style cloth patch from pre 1906.

A unique circa 1938 glove sold for $95. Seller didn't list a maker but It could be the Great Western Bud Hafey or the Higgins Rip Radcliff model. The glove is in real nice shape.

A rare 1970 Spalding Rick Monday Personal Model 42-211 glove sold for $64. Looks like something Derek would be all over. The glove is in great shape. There was also a rare Maris model 42-211 from 1969 from the same seller that sold for $68. Condition was not that good.



A TOC Victor webless crescent pad glove sold for $4500. A lower line model in fair condition.



A 1950's MacGregor model G821 glove sold for $660. Glove looks to be near mint.

Mike, I was interested. Unfortunately the seller would not ship to Canada, otherwise I would have thrown a bid on it

You should've reached out. I would have gotten it for you. You know that.

JD

This time of year brings out a lot of gloves for sale as collectors aim to free up some cash ahead of the National.
A 1930's Reach Canada Babe Ruth HRS glove sold for $685. Listed as a RF2 but I believe it is a model MO. it is in decent condition.



A 1920's Stall & Dean Speed Model Grover Alexander glove sold for $325. This is a nice example. Haven't seen one of these at auction in a while.



A 1920's Reach model 5/A catchers mitt sold for $69. One of Reach's best mitts back in the day. The buckle web strap is busted. Other than that it is in great condition with most of the face stamps still intact.

A 1920's D&M Ford to Critz Double Play model KB glove sold for $128. Looks to be in pretty good condition overall.



A rare early 60's Spalding Ron Fairly model 42-113 glove sold for $149. Made for only one year. One of Spalding's better gloves in near mint condition.