I just joined this site and didn't even know it existed until recently. I was digging through some of my old trunks and found two gloves I had as a kid. I even found my American Legion uniform-in perfect shape & my baseball spikes too!
The first glove is a Rawlings R400 T Art Mahaffey Trap-Eze purchased early 1960's.....I can't find any info about this anywhere. Maybe somebody can give me some useful info...such as value, a common glove or rare?,etc. I would say condition is fair- --Is there a rating scale that you all use or go by?...if so I would like to know what it is,etc.
My other one was my high school glove-the MM XPG 6 HOH- purchased in 1968 or 1969.this glove to me appears to be in good condition-leather still seems supple, all lacings in good condition & intact, no leather cracking anywhere on glove-the HOH emblem a little tough to read. Is this considered a rare glove too? What is value? Could I restore it to better condition myself or could I hurt value by doing so? If I could restore myself how would I do it & what product do you all recommend? Are there "professional" restorers out there? If so, are they expensive?
My digital camera is being repaired and may have it back today-anyone want any pictures? I would greatly appreciate any comments, suggestions on the above gloves and thanks---great site!
