Vintage Baseball Glove Forum

A rare Peach sewn web glove sold for $225. Identified by the finger seam reinforcements, the glove is in great shape. A high quality, well made glove.

A rare grommet web Grinnell brand Frank Ellerbe model glove sold for $!59. The glove appears to be in excellent condition throughout.
For more info on Grinnell:
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A 1930's Banner brand "National League" model glove sold for $74. A pretty nice glove with a quirky back panel. Banner was distributed by Peerless Sporting Goods of New York.

A rare Spalding Jimmy Dykes three finger glove sold for $325. Missing the tag but otherwise in really good condition.



A rare sewn web Wright & Ditson glove sold for $227. A high quality short fingered model. Great tag on this one. The glove looks to also be in super condition.



Two Rawlings Harvey Haddix gloves. The one one the left is a late 1950's HOH model $50 and the one on the right is an early 1950's Custom Built model $354.

An early 1950's Rawlings Bob Dillinger Custom Built model BD glove sold for $169. Looks to be in great shape.

A rare 1930's KenWel Paul Dean model 538S glove sold for $200. Looks all there in good condition.



A top line MacGregor GC12 glove sold for $272. Double T-Bar web. Overall in nice condition.



A top line Soalding model TFK 1000H glove sold for $99. A kangaroo leather model. Looks a lot like a Nokona.

A 1950's MacGregor Mel Ott model G129 glove sold for $486. A lower line model. The glove is mint with a nice looking original box.



A sewn web Jarvis/Ty Cobb Sporting Goods glove sold for $1433. Glove is well used. No endorsement on the front that I could see but the tag is decent.




A 1960's NOS Rawlings Johnny Bench model RL10 HOH mitt sold for $290. Usually don't find them this nice.

A vintage Rawlings XPG6-H glove sold for $1000. Looks to be near mint.



A 1960's Rawlings Mickey Mantle MM5 glove sold for $500. It's mint!



A 1950's Rawlings Stan Musial model TM45 HOH base mitt sold for $187. The Claw model. Fantastic condition.

A rare 1920's D&M sewn full web Grover Alexander model G99 glove sold for $900. Amazing the factory ink stamps remained intact despite obvious playing time. The glove overall is in excellent condition.




A 1920's sewn web Stall & Dean glove sold for $200. No markings I could see in the pocket but a nice tag on the back. All leather piping and decent condition.



A mid 1930's Spalding Babe Ruth HRS glove sold for $1899. A made in Canada model. A lower line model with a nice sig. on the palm.

A 1960's Rawlings Jim Bunning Personal Model 42-101 glove sold for $99. A rare TraPocket model in good shape..



A 1960's MacGregor GF20 Hank Aaron glove sold for $161. A high end model in super condition.



A 1930's KenWel Luke Sewell catchers mitt sold for $175. More than likely a model 590.

Another Luke Sewell Mitt sold for $91. This one is a MacGregor Goldsmith model. it is in fantastic condition. The doubled up finger stalls is an interesting feature.



A 1940's Victor Walter Johnson glove sold for $511. A Canadian brand not associated with Victor Sporting Goods In Chicopee, Mass. The sig. is good. The glove is in fair to poor condition. Someone added finger lacing at some point. For more info on this brand: https://www.vintagebaseballgloveforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=4227&p=29444&hilit=fancy+goods#p29444

A teens-twenties Reach base mitt sold for $330. A stylish two tone model in great shape.



A rare teens-twenties Spalding three finger model TG glove sold for $435. It's in great condition. Too bad it had to be re-lined.



A teens-twenties Spalding model 7-0 catchers mitt sold for $225. Overall in great condition.

A circa 1905 Spalding sewn web glove sold for $140. The web has been cut off. Other than that, a pretty nice glove.



Another Rawlings HT76 glove has surfaced. It sold for $450. Not one found in a catalog. This glove was made for a MLB player and features a velcro wrist strap and extended heel.

A super rare and early 1947-49 Wilson Ted Williams model 636 glove sold for $715. Basically a BallHawk 3 pattern. The glove is one of Wilson's better models and it's mint.