Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A Spalding Babe Ruth HRS glove sold for $2593. A low end model in nice shape. This was in a weird category. Don't fret if you missed it. It is now being flipped for a cool $15,000. What a deal!



A stellar 1958 MacGregor Robin Roberts model GCR glove sold for $80. Top of the line in its day.



A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG6 glove sold for $399. The glove is a beauty!

a 1940's Rawlings George Sisler Improved model mitt sold for $99. Great markings on the face and Nice overall condition.



Another 1950's Rawlings Harvey Haddix model HH glove sold for $199. Looks to be in a little better shape than the one last month.

Some interesting gloves closed on Sunday.
A sewn web Edward Tryon Cy Williams model CW glove sold for $249. An early model made by KenWel.



An early grommet web Wright & Ditson mitt sold for $222. A well made model in great shape.



A late '50's MacGregor Hank Aaron model I.S.G #1 glove sold for $242. Not sure what the model number signifies. A rare glove in nice shape.

A late '60's Rawlings model HOH-X catchers mitt sold for $697. A healthy price for that mitt.



A 1960's Rawlings Ken Boyer model TG15 glove sold for $264. A TOTL glove in nice shape.



A 1950's Nokona Pinky Higgins model G47 glove sold for $100. Looks to be near mint. A bargain at that price.

The sewn web Spalding model PXL glove that sold as a $225 BIN last August was flipped for a massive $1723. It's no wonder with four different people submitting bids in the last 10 seconds.



A 1960 Rawlings Stan Musial model TG 12 glove sold for $379. It's an early model in pretty nice shape.

A Wards Marathon Grover Alexander model 4272 glove sold for $340. Made by Stall & Dean. Looks to be in as found condition. Probably would clean up to be a pretty nice glove.




A 1900's sewn web crescent glove sold for $431. A lower line model in great condition.

A 1958 Spalding Sam Esposito model 1053 glove sold for $299. A one year only glove as a personal model. Given the rarity and superb condition, seems like one Derek would have interest.



a 1920's Winchester sewn web glove sold for $249. Overall decent condition.

Mike, once again you guessed correctly, I was able to pick up the Esposito. I've only ever seen a couple of them over the years and none have been in the condition this one is. I'm glad there weren't any other bids as the opening bid was the absolute max I was willing to spend. I'm hoping that with a little careful cleaning and conditioning it will come up real nice.

A Spalding crescent pad glove sold for $700. The seller included photos of the thumb/forefinger area showing a cut down web leaving no doubt.




A circa 1970 NOS Nokona model BMAC-M glove sold for $280. Includes all the goodies.

A 1920's glove/mitt combo sold for $85. A Killer deal. The mitt is a TOTL Reach model with a buckle web. It could be the 12A "Double Face" or the model 6A. Both featured the "Holdfast" back. The glove is a Rawlings model B35 with a grommet web. It's a midline glove in nice shape.

A rare 1920's Goldsmith sewn web Carl Mays model glove sold for $399. The glove has seen a fair amount of use. The facs sig is still visible along the pinky. The Goldsmith patch is pretty worn. One of Goldsmith's best gloves back in the day.



A 1920's Goldsmith Heinie Groh multi web glove sold for $177. Seems all intact and in decent shape.



A 1920's Winchester catchers mitt sold for $175. Looks to be made by Rawlings and features a snap heel flap for placing additional padding. Hunts auction, true to form with minimal photos.


Another Hunt's auction. A Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG-6 LHT glove with box sold for $1000.

A 1960's early signature Mickey Mantle model XPG6 glove sold for $216. The glove has been reworked with new patch, laces and a pretty sloppy job of new piping.




A rare 1962 MacGregor Ron Hansen model G110 glove sold for $25. Pretty close to near mint.

All the good stuff is found on JD's latest sales list but here are a couple offerings from ebay.
A 1940's Nokona George Cox model BM-81 base mitt sold for $99. It's in great condition and the segmented back panel is cool.



A 1950's Nokona Carl Erskine model G37 glove sold for $115. A top glove in its day in pretty good shape.

A 1910 Victor sewn web glove was delisted and sold off ebay. The last BIN price was $3499. This is a "Victor Special" model made from 1910 into the teens. It's a black leather glove in super condition. It was one of Victor's best gloves back in the day.





A circa 1970 Rawlings model XFCB glove sold for $127. Outstanding condition!

A rare 1960's MacGregor Jim Maloney model GF28 glove sold for $88. Great condition. Field Master web.