Best of May 2026

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.A 1906's Spalding Ron Fairly model 42-113 glove sold for $253. Looks to be near mint'

A 1940's military issue Rawlings Bill Doak model H glove with USA stamp sold for $295.

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An early Spalding crescent pad glove sold for $1200. Asbestos felt liner, vintage repairs. Seams along the inside thumb and forefinger. Possible existence of a web at some point.

A Biddle catchers mitt sold for $245. Super rare brand. features a buckle web.

A 1920's Schemlzer brand catchers mitt sold for $230. Made by Goldsmith. It's in decent shape.

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An uncatalogued 1960's MacGregor Tony Oliva model GTO glove sold for $85. Obviously it's rare and in decent condition. It's a combination of two catalogued models .

from the 1964 catalog.

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A 1956 NOS Draper & Maynard Bob Thompson model DG933 glove with box sold for $445. High quality example.

From Huggins and Scott Auctions. A 1920's black leather glove sold for $204. A grommet web model in great shape. It has "Professional" and "Oil Dressed" stamped on the face. Could be a Marathon or Stall & Dean glove.

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a 1930's Reach Max Bishop model DF three finger glove sold for $1350. It's in stellar condition.

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a 1920's D&M Wally Schang model mitt sold for $300. The mitt's in really nice shape. Listed on ebay as some off the wall glove, those in the know quickly identified it mainly by its unique construction, the decker patent, rosette reinforcement and double palm stitching. It was a TOTL mitt in its day.