Best of April 2024

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More $82 gloves. This one is a rare 1940's Dubow Ralph Branca model 352. Features an H-web. The glove is in overall good condition.

A 1920's Winchester base mitt sold for $185. Not too many of these out there. Interesting that the mitt has the thumb web grommets on the front like the Bill Doak glove.

A 1959 Wilson A2000 "Shooting Star" glove sold for $207. Full barrel triple lock web. It's got some wear but still highly collectible.

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A unique and rare 1930's Marathon Joe Cronin glove sold for $80. It features the Dubow patented finger seam protectors. Dubow made many gloves for Montgomery Wards through the years. The glove is high quality and in decent condition with a personalization on the wrist strap.

A pretty nice Simmons sewn web glove sold for $205. A wool lined model with an early cloth patch on the back. The glove has rolled leather piping and looks to be a quality model. the leather seems dry with some light surface cracking on the face.

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A 1960's Rawlings XPGP glove sold for $225. Features the "Dual Step Down Palm". It's in excellent condition except for the ink on the back.

A 1950's Sonnett model BS4 base mitt with original box sold for $191. The mitt is near mint and top of the line in its day.

A 1963 Wilson A2000 "Shooting Star" model glove sold for $399. The glove is in good shape and has been completely relaced.

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a pretty neat 1920's Rawlings mitt sold for $125. A lower line model combining canvas and leather and in great shape.

A 1930's glove with original box sold for $225. It's marked "Pro" model and has all the earmarks of a Spalding including the special laced fingers. It's in really nice shape.

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A Spalding full web glove sold for $151. It's in pretty good shape. The glove dates to pre 1905 based on the wool lining, Spalding patch with stylized script. One of the better models back in the day.

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A Wilson A2000 glove sold for $116. Taking over as Wilson's Flagship model in 1967 after the "Shooting Star" run of gloves. It features a unique 2 piece sewn palm. The glove was a two year only model so is somewhat rare. It's in great condition.

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a 1920's Horace Partridge Hans Wagner glove sold for $500. Well used rare glove with a decent facs. auto.

a rare 1960's Spalding Roger Maris model 42-201 glove sold for $777. Near mint. Doesn't get any better.

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A 1930's Wilson Rogers Hornsby model 648 glove with non-matching model 632 box and hang tag sold for $898. The glove looks to be NOS. The picture box is super.

A 1960's Rawlings Stan Musial TT10 HOH Trapeze glove sold for $525. Top of the line in its day. It's in excellent condition.

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A rare 1950's James Brine model RC425 catchers mitt with original box sold for $260.

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A 1920's Pennant Paul Waner model K437 glove sold for $124. Not many Pennants found with the grommet style web. This one is in nice shape. It has cloth piping. I doubt the glove sat very long as a BIN on ebay.

A 1940's George A. Reach glove sold for $199. It's a military issue stamped U.S.. The glove looks a lot like the Bruce Campbell model. It's a well made glove in great condition. Interesting that the glove sports a Goldsmith style H-web.

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A nice teens-twenties Stall & Dean full web glove sold for $310. A mid line model with flat sewn leather piping. There's a tear and vintage repair below the pinky. The glove could use a good cleaning and conditioning.

A teens-twenties Goldsmith Wally Schang catchers mitt sold for $210. Top of the line in its day. Doesn't come up for auction very often. It's seen a lot of use but still in pretty good condition.

A 1930's X-AC brand lace web glove sold for $119. The glove is in really good shape. There is an interesting write-up about X-AC here: http://www.vintagebaseballgloveforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=4918&p=31824&hilit=united+states+athletic#p31824

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A mid 1920's Victor, Wright & Ditson "Varsity" strap web model baseman's mitt sold for $139. A good looking mid line mitt with the logo still intact on the face and a decent cloth patch on the wrist strap. Baseman's mitts aren't as appreciated as fielders gloves and catchers mitts but this one is nice pick-up for a collector.

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It's Nokona Time!! A 1940's NOS Joe Torpey G22 glove with matching box sold for $199.

A rare 1940's Nokona Pinky Higgins G48 three finger glove sold for $57.

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Another sewn full web Stall & Dean glove sold on ebay for$325. Funny how the two similar S&D gloves showed up within a week of one another. This glove has flat sewn leather piping and is in somewhat better condition than the previous one.

A 1960's Rawlings Ken Boyer model TG15 Trapeze glove sold for $227. An expensive TOTL glove in its day doesn't come up for auction very often.

A pristine 1960's Sonnett "Lightning" model 1484 glove sold for $127. A favorite model of Whitey ford and myself.

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A 1940's Rawlings Martin Marion model MM glove sold for $148. A military issue model in stunning black leather.

A rare 1960's Rawlings Brooks Robinson model TT10 Trapeze glove sold for $449. The glove has been partially relaced. It's in excellent overall condition.