Best of December 2025

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A 1920's Rawlings Bill Doak glove sold for $99. It's an original design model in excellent condition.

A teens Reach full web glove sold for $150. A little damage to the web but otherwise the glove's in nice shape.

A 1940's Nokona George Cox model BM81 mitt sold for $99. Looks like the distinctive "The Latch" model in barely used condition.

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It's been a minute! Where have all the vintage gloves gone, long time passing?
A 1956 Rawlings Clint Courtney model BE mitt sold for $38. A super rare TOTL Target model made for one year only. It replaced the Bruce Edwards Target model. The mitt is in decent condition and highly collectible.

A 1940's military issue OK Mfg. Joe DiMaggio glove sold for $249. A high quality model with triple tunnel webbing.

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A circa 1968 Rawlings Mickey Mantle model XPG-H glove sold for $85. The thumb is stamped H-Web and instead of the strap this one has the rolled lace H-web. The glove is well played.

A 1940's Spalding Joe DiMaggio model 133 glove sold for $178. A midline model in pretty nice shape.

A mid 1960's Rawlings Stan Musial model SM6 glove sold for $99. Excellent condition.

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A group of five gloves sold for $52. The only one worth mentioning is a rare one. It's a TOTL 1958 Rawlings Playmaker Gene Woodling model PW in real nice shape. It features the anniversary patch.

An early to mid 60's Rawlings model DCT base mitt sold for $179. It's in superb condition.

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A 1934 Wilson model 510 mitt sold for $170. Wilson introduced two fielders gloves, a base mitt and a catchers mitt with zipper heels in 1934. It was a short lived design and now either version is exceedingly rare. This mitt is in great condition.

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A 1940's Stall & Dean "Moore Model" number 8088 glove sold for $39. Possibly referring to Terry Moore. The glove features a unique back panel with double finger stall seams. The glove is in decent condition.

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a 1962 Nokona model DH glove sold for $60. One of Nokona's better gloves. Nokona took advantage of Rawlings U shaped heel design before the patent was approved. Wilson did the same and the Nokona glove is almost identical to the Wilson A2000 model.

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A couple uncatalogued Wilson gloves from the late 60's. Both feature "The Controller" finger loops in each finger stall. Wilson patented a series of vertical and horizontal hinged web models in the late 60's.
A Denny McClain 1968 31 win season commemorative glove sold for $95. Excellent condition.

A Willie Horton model 1138 glove sold for $200.

A 1950's Rawlings Harvey Haddix model HH glove sold for $170. A super TOTL original condition glove.

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A circa 1962 Rawlings Warren Spahn model XPG3 glove sold for $190. A rare glove with the "Lazy S" pocket lacing. It's in excellent condition.

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A circa 1970 Rawlings Brooks Robinson model XFCB17 glove sold for $513. It's a midline model and appears to be near mint.

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A 1960-61 Rawlings XPG 3 Herb Score PM sold for $295.68. This was the first XPG 3 model that Rawlings produced and featured the lazy s pocket lacing style. The lazy s pocket lacing continued on the XPG 3 in 1962 when the glove was rebranded as the Warren Spahn PM. 1963 saw the XPG 3 model drop the lazy s pocket lace in favor of the new flex-o-matic palm lacing.

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A 1950's Rawlings Bruce Edwards model BE "Target" mitt sold for $165. A rare mitt in excellent condition.

A sewn full web D&M glove sold for $225. It's been played some but overall in decent condition.

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A 1967 Sonnett Dick Radatz moel RV566 glove sold for $125. A TOTL glove in great condition. A four tunnel web glove Sonnett dubbed their "Basket Web".

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An early 60's Rawlings model RL catchers mitt sold for $459. Just stellar condition.

A 1963 Spalding Roger Maris PM model 42-201 glove sold for $300. Maybe the most collectible of the Maris models. A Duo-Control model in excellent condition.

A 1930's D&M Frank Hogan model 703 mitt sold for $132. A TOTL model with an innovative laced wrist strap.

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A 1960's MacGregor Willie Mays PM model GC12 glove sold for $139. The glove is in super condition.