Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A rare 1920's double buckle Winchester base mitt sold for $499. It has a fair amount of wear but looks all intact.



A 1949 Dubow model 615S catchers mitt sold for $40. A high quality "Professional Model" Military issue mitt in great condition.

A 1960 MacGregor Willie Mays PM G101 glove sold for $40. A near TOTL model with X laced web and laced wrist strap.



An unusual 1970's Wilson "Outsider" model 2841 mitt sold for $30. The "Shooting Star" logo is interesting. Something usually found on 1960's gloves.

A 1954 Spalding Sam Mele model 1011 glove sold for $113. One of Spalding's best gloves BITD.


A really stylish 1920's D&M base mitt sold for $250. It features a deep V back and is a high quality example.

A circa 1968 Wilson Sam McDowell PM model 2010 glove sold for $89. A rare TOTL glove in super condition.

A 1940's Rawlings Martin Marion model MM glove sold for $36. A military issue model in super condition.


A circa 1970 Nokona model N55 base mitt sold for $159. An interesting claw style mitt in great shape.


A 1930's D&M Wes Ferrell model G14 glove sold for $265. A really stylish model with the lace wrist strap and innovative "Crowder" web. A rare one for sure in superb condition.

A 1920'a white leather Goldsmith mitt sold for $122. Looks all intact. The buckle web Goldsmith models are rare.



A 1960's Sonnett Juan Marichal glove with non-matching box sold for $600. The glove looks to be near mint.

A 1950's Rawlings Bob Dillinger model BD glove sold for $175. A TOTL glove in super condition.


A 1940's Hutch Bucky Walters model 34 glove with matching box sold for $380. glove looks to be NOS and the box EX+.

This 1941 Spalding model 259 glove was listed as a Streamline Kurv-Form model. It's easy to see it's not that. It's actually a lower line glove with cloth piping. It's claim to fame is the excellent condition and the blazing Babe Ruth stamped endorsement. It sold for $625.