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1. Edd J. Rousch, Reach. Superb mid size glove with a bold facsimile signature and super soft and smooth leather throughout. Has very nice lining and a nice Reach button. No holes or torn seams anywhere. Not a particularly small glove for the 1920's (9" tall x 8" wide) however the glove is a tight fit for the adult hand. Has a name and a Brooklyn address on the back of the small finger. Rousch models are one of the rarest gloves for early hall of fame members. RHT Ex/Mt $250 2. Jimmy Brown, MacGregor Goldsmith G20. A nice full size lefty glove. Brown was the Cardinals All-Star shortstop during the late 1930's and early 1940's. Has a bold facsimile signature. LHT Ex/Mt $55 3. 1910's-20's Fielder's Glove. Unknown manufacturer. A nice high quality full size fielder's glove with rolled leather piping. The lining has a couple of tears which I may attempt to repair. An excellent example of a 1915-25 sewn in web fielder's glove. RHT Ex+ $95 4. 1940's U.S. Army Issue Fielder's Glove, Ohio Kentucky O30-G. A very nice full size fielder's glove. Has a "U.S." stamped in the pocket signifying manufacturer for the military circa WW2. The inside lining has light chafing and is comfortable on the hand. Very soft leather throughout. RHT Ex/Mt+ $75 5. Joe Vosmik. Unknown manufacturer. Nice early 1930's glove with a bold facsimile signature. The inside lining has light wear and the glove is comfortable on the hand. Vosmik was a big star with the Indians and Red Sox throughout the 1930's. Vosmik gloves are very rare. RHT Ex+ $85 6. 1930's Fielder's Glove. Unknown manufacturer. Nice example of a mid 1930's buckle back glove. A mid size glove. The lining extends to the base of the fingers. Nice condition. RHT Ex/Mt $60 7. Joe Gordon, MW Sporting Goods 4205. The newest member of the Hall of Fame, the veteran committee must have been on my website. I've stated for years that Gordon was the equal player to Bobby Doerr in terms of hitting, power, fielding and he played in numerous World Series. This is a very nice 1940's glove. The piping on the back side shows wear. The inside lining shows wear but is comfortable on the hand. Has very soft pliable leather. RHT Ex $55 8. Irv Noren, Wilson A2130. A small glove with super smooth leather throughout. Noren played in 3 World Series and an All-Star game with the Yankees during the 1950's. Outstanding condition with no writing. RHT Ex/Mt+ $45 sold 8. Monte Pearson, Olympian MP. Excellent buckle back style fielder's glove. Only flaws are chafing on the inside lining and a name blocked out on the side of the small finger. Excellent otherwise with nice labeling. RHT Ex/Mt $65 10. 1940's U.S. Army Issued Fielder's Glove, Goldsmith UA Elmer Riddle model. A very nice early to mid 1940's glove. Has "US" stamped on the wrist strap signifying manufacture for use by the US Army at the time of WW2. The inside lining is excellent. Has a nice facsimile signature. Nice leather with a great patina. No writing. RHT Ex/Mt+ $75 11. Harvey Kuenn, Wilson A2164. Kuenn had an interesting career. He led the league in hits three out of his first four seasons, batted over .300 nine of his first eleven seasons, made All-Star teams in eight straight seasons. In 1956 he led the league in fielding as a shortstop and 2 years later became an outfielder. In 1959 after leading the league in hitting he was traded from Detroit to Cleveland for Rocky Colavito and despite hitting .308 in Cleveland was booed out of town because he was a scapegoat for trading the ultra popular Colavito. He was then traded to San Francisco where he did play for 4 seasons including his lone World Series. He finished his career with a .303 batting average and as a manager guided the Milwaukee Brewers to their lone World Series appearance (until 2008). However he has been completely overlooked as a hall of fame candidate. This is a mid size glove circa the early 1950's. It has a name written on the front of the thumb and there is writing on the back of 2 fingers. Has smooth inside lining. RHT Ex+ $40 12. Luke Appling, Wilson A2310. Nice small to mid size glove circa the late 1940's. Feels great on the adult hand. Has name neatly inscribed on wrist strap. Excellent condition. RHT Ex/Mt $55 13. 1920's Fielder's Glove, Unknown manufacturer. Very similar to a circa 1925 top of the line Wilson glove I listed recently. Has the same construction of a 1910's-20's sewn in web glove except this has a hybrid web consisting of 2 sewn in web tabs with 3 grommets each so the web can be laced together. Has a nice antique patina and the leather is soft and pliable throughout. The inside lining has light wear with a hole up inside the thumb. RHT Ex+ $95 14. Mel Ott, JC Higgins 1684. A very nice 1920's-30's glove with smooth and pliable leather inside and out. Has a faint facsimile signature. A full size and high quality glove. RHT Ex/Mt $95 15. Bob Doerr, Firestone. A large high quality glove with super smooth inside lining and a bold facsimile signature. Piping wear and writing on the wrist strap are the only flaws of note. A very nice glove. RHT Ex+ $75 16. Gil McDougald, MacGregor G130. A hard to find split finger glove for this 1950's Yankees star. This glove is youth size and is in outstanding condition. RHT Ex/Mt+ $65 17. Larry French, Dubow 319. Larry was one of the finest pitchers in the National League from 1929-1942 winning 197 games during that span. Ironically his finest season was his last (15-4 with a 1.83 ERA) as he entered the military following the 1942 season and did not return to baseball after the war. Larry pitched in 2 World Series with the Cubs and one with the Brooklyn Dodgers. A very nice glove with ultra soft leather throughout. Has spectacular black lining and black cloth piping. The only flaw of note is a blocked out area in ink on the side of the small finger. No other writing. Nice facsimile signature. Larry French gloves are listed as very rare. A small to mid size glove. LHT Ex/Mt $75 18. 1910's-20's Fielder's Glove, Spalding. A top of the line pro quality glove. The outer leather is very soft and pliable. The pocket has a few storage indentations yet remains ultra soft and pliable. The rolled leather piping is in nice condition with light wear. The inside lining has holes up inside the fingers with several pin holes in the palm area yet the glove remains soft and very comfortable on the hand. The cloth label has frayed. Has nice labeling and has a nice Spalding wrist strap button. Very nice. RHT Ex+ $175 19. Stan Musial, MW Sporting Goods 60-4206. Nice full size glove. Has bold facsimile signature. The inside lining shows wear but there are no holes or tears anywhere. The outer leather is smooth with a nice patina. A nice mid 1940's glove. RHT Ex/Mt $85 20. 1940's Fielder's Glove, Sports Master G69. A huge high quality glove likely made by Nokona. The labeling says "Sporting Goods Sure Made Right". Very nice condition with smooth lining and no writing. RHT Ex/Mt $65 21. Ed Brandt, JC Higgins 1673. A superb small to mid size glove circa the 1920's-30's. Has very smooth and pliable leather inside and out. Nice silver labeling. Only flaw of note is writing on the wrist strap. Brandt pitched from 1928 to 1938 with the Boston Braves and Brooklyn Dodgers. Listed as very rare. RHT Ex/Mt+ $65 22. 1910's-20's Fielder's Glove, James Bailey Sporting Goods. Outstanding mid to full size glove circa 1915-20. Has very smooth leather inside and out with a great patina. Has a nice cloth label. The vinyl coated piping shows wear but is intact. No holes or tears and no writing. RHT Ex/Mt $175 23. 1920's Fielder's Glove, Diamond, Superb small to mid size glove circa the early to mid 1920's. Has a unique web with grommets in sewn in tabs. The lining has light wear but no holes. Has light piping wear. Superb, soft and pliable tan horsehide glove. RHT Ex/Mt+ $85 24. Bruce Campbell, Reach 228. A large professional quality glove. Very nice condition with smooth inside lining. Has a bold facsimile signature. Has a name on the wrist strap. Campbell had several outstanding seasons with the Browns, Indians, Tigers and Senators during the 1930's and 1940's. He has a .290 lifetime batting average. RHT Ex/Mt $85 25. Mel Ott, MacGregor Goldsmith G18. A beautiful glove with smooth, pliable leather inside and out. There is a light set of initials on the back of the small finger, the coated cloth piping shows spots of wear and the inside lining has very light wear. Has a bold facsimile signature and the glove feels great on the adult hand. RHT Ex/Mt+ $95 26. 1910's-20's Fielder's Glove, Pennant K563. Good quality adult size glove. Originally white or tan leather. Very nice from the front side. The back side has abrasions on the back of two fingers with holes worn through the leather, also worn piping and holes in the lining. Still fairly comfortable on the hand. RHT G/Vg $75 27. Dick Williams, Nokona G13. Super clean mid size glove. High quality, nice cloth label. Has a light but readable facsimile signature. The inside lining has light wear but the glove feels great on the hand. RHT Ex/Mt $55 28. 1930's-40's Fielder's Glove. H.B. "Doc" Hughes. A high quality glove made in Mexico likely during WW2 when there were leather shortages in the U.S.. The inside lining exhibits chafing but the soft leather is very comfortable on the hand with the only hole up inside the pinky finger. The exterior leather is soft and smooth with a very nice patina. The H.B. "Doc" Hughes facsimile signature is clear. Upon researching H.B. Doc Hughes, I found out he was not a player but rather a sporting goods manufacturer and distributor. Nice condition. RHT Ex/Mt $75 29. Sewn in Web Fielder's Glove, Hutch 26 "Bearcat" model. Mid size adolescent model that easily fits the adult hand. Has the 1910's-20's style sewn in web. Has "1937 birthday gift from Grandfather Hugh Horn to Robert H. Land" written on the wrist strap. Has soft supple leather throughout and feels great on the hand. Has a repaired seam in the web area. A nice glove. RHT Ex/Mt $75 30. 1940's US Navy Fielder's Glove, Spalding 95SB. Nice softball style fielder's glove. Has nice labeling. The inside lining has a hole up inside the thumb, but is comfortable on the hand. The web was relaced. RHT Ex+ $65 31. 1930's-40's Fielder's Glove, Rawlings. A nice full size glove. Nice smooth leather throughout. The inside lining exhibits wear but feels good on the hand. Has a name on the wrist strap. Has a nice Rawlings button. The web has been relaced. RHT Ex/Mt $55 32. Bill Werber, Coast to Coast CC65. A super clean full size glove circa the 1930's-40's. Werber broke in with the Yankees in 1930 and played in the 1939 and 1940 World Series with the Reds. Had his finest season in 1934 with the Red Sox batting .321 with 200 hits, 129 runs, 62 extra base hits and led the league with 40 stolen bases. Was also and outstanding fielding 3rd baseman. This glove has superb leather. The lining is soft but has some chafing with a hole up inside the thumb. Has a name on the wrist strap and a very small name on the front of the thumb. RHT Ex/Mt+ $75 33. Billy Herman, JC Higgins 1675. Billy Herman was a 10 time All-Star second baseman with the Cubs and Dodgers during the 1930's-40's. He also played in 4 World Series. This is an oustanding full size glove with ultra soft and smooth leather inside and out. The only flaw is a name on the wrist strap. Has a light facsimile signature. RHT Ex/Mt+ $85 34. Eddie Miller, Noah's Ark V300. Ed Miller was a 7 time All-Star shortstop with the Boston Braves and Cincinnati Reds during the 1940's. He was the finest fielding shortstop in the league during that time. Overall nice condition with light writing on the front of the web and in the pocket. Has a nice facsimile signature. RHT Ex+ $50 35. 1910's-20's Youth Size Fielders Glove, Reach. Measures 8x8 inches. Has a very light patent date of 1915 stamped in pocket and has a nice Reach button. Has almost no padding. The leather has spots of very light surface cracking. Nice overall condition. RHT Ex+ $85 36. Chet Laabs, Wesco 25-1951. Nice full size glove with superb labeling. Nice smooth lining. Name on wrist strap is only flaw of note. Laabs played with the Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Browns during the 1930's-40's. RHT Ex/Mt $50 37. Dick Bartell, Spalding 142. Bartell gloves are very rare and in my opinion he is one of the most glaring ommisions from the Hall of Fame. His lifetime statistics excede many Hall of Fame shortstops and he played for several World Series teams as well. He was an extremely fiery player (ala Ty Cobb) and did not make oodles of friends during his career. That has probably been the difference. I expect he will be a Hall of Fame inductee eventually. This glove is in nice condition with the only flaws of note being the lining has wear with holes up inside the fingers (a lot of the lining is very smooth) and there are names neatly written on the back. RHT Ex/Mt $75 38. George Selkirk, Ken-Wel 514. A very rare glove for a Yankees all time great. In 9 seasons with the Yankees, Selkirk topped .300 five times, 100 RBI's twice and played in 6 World Series. As an outfielder he played alongside both Ruth and DiMaggio and led the league in fielding. The glove has 2 signifigant flaws. The tip of the small finger has a scuff that resulted in a small hole. The inside lining has 2 large seam separations but otherwise the suede lining is smooth. Also there's a surface cut on the back of the thumb. The cloth label is worn but intact. The back side has some very light oil stains. The outer leather is smooth. The web has been relaced. Has a light but easily readable facsimile signature. RHT Vg $50 39. 1930's-40's Fielder's Glove, Rawlings Bill Doak model. One of Rawlings highest quality gloves. This glove exhibits lots of wear with surface cracking in the pocket and on the front of the thumb. Has a nice cloth label and brass button. The labeling in the pocket is too worn to read. LHT Vg $45 40. Dixie Walker, MacGregor Goldsmith HC. A full size high quality glove with very soft and pliable leather throughout. Superb condition except for a hardened spot in the pocket that has torn. Also has a small hardened spot on the piping on the bottom of the wrist strap. The torn spot in the pocket is hidden by the natural fold in the leather for display. Has a great cloth label and very nice lining. RHT Vg/Ex $50 41. Ival "Goody" Goodman, Hutch 6B. Nice full size 1930's glove. Nice facsimile signature. Inside lining and piping have light wear. No writing. RHT Ex/Mt+ $75 41. 1930's-40's Child's Glove, Lee. Superb youth size glove. All vinyl construction. Nice picture pocket. RHT Ex/Mt+ $40 43. 1940's Nokona Fielder's Glove, Nokona J95. Very nice quality 1940's softball glove. Full size, nice inside lining. The piping has a few scuffs and the cloth label is missing. RHT Ex+ $45 44. Jelly Sorelle, Nokona G11. Nice quality glove. The inside lining shows wear however is comfortable on the hand with no holes. Has light but readable labeling. The tip of the wrist strap has a small repair. The web has been relaced. Great red/brown leather. LHT Ex+ $55 45. 1920's Fielder's Glove, Arrow. A superb 1920's raised pad softball style glove with two toned leather. Outstanding condition with flawless lining. The heel has been relaced. RHT Ex/Mt+ $75 46. George Meyer, Nokona G2. One of Nokona's earlier models circa 1939-41. Meyer batted .296 for the Chicago White Sox in 1938. Has a faint facsimile signature. The inside lining has wear with a hole up inside the thumb. Has light writing on the wrist strap. A high quality full size glove in very nice condition. RHT Ex+ $65 sold Autographed Split Finger Gloves Email, Ordering and shipping Information If you're new to glove collecting! |
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1. 1930's-40's Catcher's Mitt, Hutch 206. Superb mitt with very little use. Feels incredible on the hand. Just a flat out beauty. Has all rolled leather piping. Not a huge mitt but the adult hand comfortably fits. Nr/Mt $75 2. Frank Pytlak, Marathon 4252. Another stunning mitt. A superb buckleback mitt with very little use. A small spot on the back is the only flaw of note. Has a light but readable facsimile signature. RHT Ex/Mt++ $85 3. 1890's-1900's Crescent Pad Catcher's Mitt, unknown manufacturer. A nice youth to adolescent size mitt (8" tall x 9" wide). Has a well defined crescent pad. Has a grommet wrist strap and the 4 brass grommets are missing. The mitt has been repaired and re-sewn throughout the centuries and the seams are intact except for a 3" seam separation to the left of the hand opening in back. Has incredibly soft leather and smooth lining. Vg/Ex+ $125 4. Ralston Hemsley, Olympic G1353. A nice full size buckleback mitt circa the mid 1930's. Has a super bold double endorsement and very smooth leather throughout. No writing. Ex/Mt $75 5. Walker Cooper, Rawlings WC. A very nice, very top of the line mitt circa 1950. Has ultra smooth lining and no writing. The cloth label has a bit of wear. Cooper was an 8 time All-Star and formed one of the greatest brother batteries along with his brother Mort Cooper during the 1940's. Ex/Mt+ $95 6. Toby Atwell, Dubow 627. Atwell batted .290 as a rookie with the Cubs in 1952 and made the All-Star team. Dubow often used Chicago Cub players to endorse their gloves. Atwell mitts are very rare. This one is a large mitt in nice condition. The only flaw of note is a seam separation on the back of the index finger. Has smooth inside lining and feels great on the hand. Ex/Mt $65 7. Earle Brucker, Pond Sporting Goods. Brucker was a 36 year old rookie in 1937 and played until he was 42. He batted .374 his second season with the A's. A very nice mid size buckle back mitt. Has a nice cloth label. The adult hand comfortably fits. Has super smooth lining. Ex/Mt $65 8. Bill Dickey, Spalding 1447. A very nice full size mitt circa the 1950's with great light tan leather, bold labeling and a nice cloth label. Has one tiny seam separation on the back between the first and second fingers and a name written on the back as well. Has smooth inside lining. RHT Ex/Mt $75 9. 1920's-30's Catcher's Mitt, unknown manufacturer. A superb small to mid size mitt. The adult hand just fits. Super smooth inside and out. A beauty. Ex/Mt $55 10. 1920's Catcher's Mitt, Unknown manufacturer. An outstanding mid to full size mitt. Has incredibly soft and supple light tan leather that nicely contrasts the dark brown suede lining and perimeter leather. Has a very nice buckle back and bo writing. Truly a beautiful mitt. Ex/Mt+ $110 sold 11. Edward Tickey, Nokona J515. A superb mid size catcher's mitt circa the early to mid 1950's. Has incredibly supple leather. Outstanding in every aspect. No writing. Nr/Mt $85 12. 1920's Catcher's Mitt, unknown manufacturer. A small to mid size buckle back mitt with smooth pliable leather inside and out. Nice buckle back. No writing. Ex/Mt $50 13. Rudy York, unknown manufacturer. A nice full size buckle back mitt. Has smooth and pliable leather inside and out. Has the initials CM neatly etched on the front and back. Has a light facsimile signature. Ex+ $55 14. Smokey Burgess, Wilson A2544. A very nice high quality "Personal Model" catcher's mitt. In terrific condition with smooth pliable leather. Has superb inside lining. The only flaws are a light name written on the back of the thumb and light ink marks in the pocket. Has bold labeling. A super near top of the line mitt. Ex/Mt $50 15. 1930's Crescent Pad Buckle Back Catcher's Mitt, George A. Reach SB9. An unusual softball style mitt, because the crescent pad closely resembles that of the crescent pads from the turn of the century. Plus has the added feature of a buckle back wrist strap. Nice overall condition with smooth lining and a nice cloth label. Has a light name on back. Ex/Mt $75 16. 1930's Catcher's Mitt, Globe. A nice full size mitt with smooth leather inside and out. Great lining. A great pillow style mitt. Ex/Mt $75 17. Ed Bailey Left Hand Thrower Catcher's Mitt, Rawlings 218. A beautiful full size mitt. A light name on back is the only flaw. A rare lefty catcher's mitt. Ed was a 5 time All-Star with the Reds and Giants during the 1950's and 60's. Ex/Mt+ $55 18. Ken Silvestri, Reach 222. Ken Silvestri gloves are uncatalogued and unlisted making this an extremely rare find. Silvestri played from 1939 to 1951 with the White Sox, Yankees and Phillies. He played on the World Champion 1941 New York Yankees and played in the 1950 World Series with the "Whiz Kid" Phillies. This full size mitt is in terrific condition with very soft leather throughout. Has a nice "Kenneth Silvestri" facsimile signature. The cloth piping exhibits wear. Ex/Mt $85 19. 1960's Pro Model Catcher's Mitt, Rawlings RL "Heart of the Hide" model. The Mack truck of catchers mitts. Rawlings top of the line catcher's mitt beginning in 1965. Has smooth inside lining and smooth pliable leather throughout. Has a repaired one inch tear in the pocket near the web and the cloth label is very worn. Still a very useable mitt. Ex $65 20. Ray Lamanno, MacGregor Goldsmith SM. A near top of the line mitt during the 1940's. Ray played with Cincinnati during the 1940's. This is the first Ray Lamanno mitt I've seen. The back of the thumb was cut out so someone with an injured thumb could still play. Has names written on the back and has an ink spot on the front. Has a nice cloth label and the wrist strap has been relaced. A nice pro quality mitt. Ex $75 21. Johnny Bench, Rawlings PROLT "Heart of the Hide". A very nice catchers mitt that is ready to catch a 98mph fastball. Has super smooth inside lining and soft pliable leather throughout. The only wear is to the piping on the top. This mitt is circa the early 1980's. Has nice labeling. Feels terrific on the hand. Ex/Mt+ $95 22. Bob Tillman,Wilson A2534. This full size high quality mitt is in incredible condition with the only flaw being writing on back. The inside lining is perfect and it has a nice cloth label. Tillman played for the Red Sox, Yankees & Braves during the 1960's. His best season was 1964 when he batted .274 with 17 home runs. Other than the names on back this mitt is Near Mint. $50 23. Stan Musial, Hawthorne 60-21220. A large high quality mitt with rolled leather piping. Has bold labeling and a perfect cloth label. Shows no use. Near mint except for light name on the front side and phone number on back. Import. Ex/Mt+ $45 24. Bill Dickey, MW Sporting Goods 4260. Nice mid to full size mitt circa the 1940's. Has a nice facsimile signature and smooth leather inside and out. Ex/Mt $65 25. 1920's Youth Catcher's Mitt, Unknown manufacturer. A nice youth size mitt circa the 1920's. Great leather in front. The vinyl coated cloth in back shows general wear. The button in back has been replaced. Ex $45 26. 1920's-30's Catcher's Mitt, All-Stars. Mid size catcher's mitt with ultra soft leather. The back side is all vinyl with a seam separation and tape residue near the web. A beautiful mitt, perfect for display and/or gathering autographs on. Ex+ $65 27. Rollie Hemsley, Denkert M220. Has a nice red/brown color and very soft pliable leather throughout. The only flaw is a name written on the front. A mid size mitt circa the 1940's. Relaced web. Ex/Mt $50 sold 28. 1890's Crescent Pad Catchers Mitt, unknown manufacturer. Small to mid size catchers mitt with crescent pad and grommet back has been nicely restored with new leather around the perimeter and covering the hand. Has one of the original grommets. Smooth supple leather throughout. Nice! Ex $95 29. Al Lopez, MacGregor GPD. One of MacGregor's top of the line models circa the early 1960's. Overall nice shape with smooth pliable leather throughout. Feels good on the hand. Has a nice cloth label. There's a small hidden tear in the pocket near the web. "Skyline" (Skyline College) is written on the back. The web has been partially relaced and there's a light name on back. Ex $40 30. Larry Steinbeck, Metro 356. A nice 1940's full size, high quality mitt. Steinbeck played his entire career in the minor leagues during the 1930's-40's. (not to be confused with Terry Steinbach). This is a very nice mitt with great leather both inside and out. Feels great on the hand. Ex/Mt $50 31. Tom Haller, Spalding 42-723. A nice high quality mitt with smooth leather inside and out. Haller was a 3 time All-Star with the Giants and Dodgers during the 1960's. The cloth label is frayed on one edge. Ex/Mt $45 32. Andy Etchebarren, Spalding 42-789. Etch was with the Orioles for 12 seasons including 6 postseasons. A nice mitt with a bold facsimile signature. Has smooth leather inside and out. High quality with rolled leather piping. Import. Ex/Mt $45 33. 1910's Youth Catcher's Mitt, Spalding. Small size catcher's mitt. Appears to have originally been a grommet back mitt (turn of the century) someone later put a buckle back wrist strap on (probably about 80 years ago). The cloth label is intact. Size is about 8x8. Vg/Ex $55 34. Randy Hundley Left Hand Throw Catcher's Mitt, MacGregor G180H. Nice quality "Personal Model" mitt in very solid condition. Has smooth lining, supple leather, nice labeling and a nice cloth label. Writing on back is the only flaw of note. The web has been professionally relaced. LHT Ex/Mt $45 35. Duane Josephson, Wilson A2573. Nice mid size catcher's mitt circa the mid 1960's. Has light writing on the back of the small finger. Has smooth inside lining. Ex/Mt $35 36. 1920's Catcher's Mitt, Unknown manufacturer. Mid size all suede mitt. Has been laced up with cloth cord. Easily fits the adult hand. Has a grommet & tab web indicative of 1915-1925 manufacturer. Lots of wear but solid condition. Vg/Ex $55 Email, Ordering and shipping information If you're new to glove collecting! |
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1. Gail Harris, MacGregor G151. Very high quality "Personal Model" basemitt in exceptional condition. Has smooth lining, nice labeling and a nice cloth label. The rolled leather piping is flawless. LHT Ex/Mt+ $65 2. 1960's-70's Stall & Dean Basemitt, Stall & Dean 7612. Gem mint new old stock basemitt. Perfect condition. Has all rolled leather piping. Has a blazing cloth label. Import. LHT Mint. $75 3. George Grantham, Davega K62. Incredibly rare. Grantham batted over .300 eight straight seasons with the Cubs and Pirates during the 1920's-30's. He played in the 1925 and 1927 World Series with the Pirates and finished his career with the Reds and the Giants. Predominantely a second baseman, Grantham played several seasons at first base as well. This 1920's pro quality mitt is in superb condition with ultra smooth lining, superb rolled leather piping, no writing and a beautiful cloth label. Soft, supple leather. Feels awesome on the hand. Has a light but legible facsimile signature. RHT Ex/Mt+ $150 4. Babe Dahlgren, Unknown manufacturer. A youth size buckle back mitt. Nice condition. The facimile signature is readable. Has smooth lining and no writing. The buckle strap has been shortened. Dahlgren had several fine seasons but will be known as the one who replaced Lou Gehrig with the Yankees in 1939. RHT Ex+ $50 5. Frank McCormick, MacGregor Goldsmith FM. MacGregor Goldsmith's very top of the line basemitt circa 1945. Outstanding condition with ultra smooth lining, soft pliable leather, bold labeling and a perfect cloth label. McCormick was an All-Star for 9 straight seasons, led the league in hits 3 straight years and was the finest fielding first baseman in the National League. His last Major League hit was in the 1948 World Series. A superb mitt. LHT Ex/Mt+ $75 6. 1930's-40's Softball Basemitt, Goldsmith M20. Absolutely superb softball mitt. Has buttery soft and smooth leather throughout and superb labeling. Nr/Mt $50 7. Rocky Nelson, MW Sporting Goods 60-4258. Superb condition. Circa the early 1950's. Has a great dark brown color and patina. Has flawless inside lining and nice labeling. RHT Ex/Mt+ $45 8. Gil Hodges, Revelation GC1343. A very nice 1950's basemitt with buttery soft and smooth leather throughout. Has nice labeling. No writing. Mid size. RHT Ex/Mt $50 9. Don Mincher, Wilson A2866. Although a "Personal Model" mitt, not a top of the line pro model. Still a nicely made mitt with a leather piping. Mincher was an unheralded star throughout the 1960's playing on second division teams. He hit lots of home runs and was an All-Star with the 1969 Seattle Pilots. Mincher's last Major League hit was an RBI single in the 1972 World Series. A nice mitt with smooth lining, bold labeling and a nice cloth label. LHT Ex/Mt+ $55 10. 1920's-30's Basemitt. Unknown manufacturer. A nice example of a 1920's-30's basemitt. Has a nice buckle back. Has light writing on the back side. Mid size. RHT Ex+ $50 11. 1930's-40's Basemitt, Rawlings. Very high quality mitt with "softball" labeling. Has a rich antique patina. Has smooth leather inside and out with no holes or tears. No writing. RHT Ex/Mt $45 12. 1930's-40's Basemitt, Draper & Maynard BM-143. Nice softball style mitt. The lining has wear but feels good on the hand. Has been completely relaced. Excellent condition with no writing. RHT Ex+ $50 13. Gus Suhr, Gambles 326. A 1930's buckle back style basemitt. Nicely represents the period and displays nicely from the front however the back side has numerous flaws. Much of the lining and stuffing is missing etc.. Has a nice facsimile signature. RHT Vg $40 14. Dee Fondy, Rawlings TM68. A mid size, mid 1950's Trapper style mitt. Has a light facsimile signature. Has smooth inside lining, a nice overall patina. The cloth label is intact. No writing. RHT Ex+ $45 15. 1930's Basemitt, Wilson 594. A superb buckleback softball style basemitt. Has smooth and pliable leather inside and out. RHT Ex/Mt+ $65 16. Stan Musial, unknown make, likely Bapco. Nice 1940's mitt with buttery soft leather. Has smooth inside lining and nice rolled leather piping. Has a very faint "Stan Musial Type" endorsement. RHT Ex/Mt $50 17. Gene Corbett, MacGregor Goldsmith. Corbett played 3 seasons with the Phillies (1936-38) and his endorsed mitts are very rare. This is a small to mid size model with soft and smooth leather. No writing. Has lots of piping wear. RHT Ex+ $40 18. Hank Arft, Rawlings T100. Superb condition with nice labeling and super smooth lining. Arft played with the St. Louis Browns from 1948-52. The mitt has "Robert Sable" professionally embossed on the wrist strap. RHT Ex/Mt+ $45 19. Frank McCormick, Goldsmith FM. Goldsmith's near top of the line basemitt circa the early 1940's. The outer leather is in nice condition with a great antique color and patina. The inside lining is in poor condition with much of the wool batting exposed. The outer leather is pliable and completely intact with no writing. RHT Vg/Ex $45 20. 1930's Basemitt, Marathon 4278. A high quality basemitt circa the late 1930's. The only signifigant flaws are the initials of a high school on the back. Has smooth and very soft leather. RHT Ex/Mt $65 21. Earl Torgeson, MacGregor G154. A very clean high quality mid to full size mitt circa the 1950's. Has nice labeling and an excellent cloth label. Has super smooth inside lining and very nice red/brown outer leather. LHT Ex/Mt+ $45 22. 1940's Basemitt, Spalding 120. Spalding's top of the line basemitt in 1941. This is likely a mid 1940's near top of the line model. This mitt has seen tons of use, but the outer leather remains soft and pliable. The inside lining and rolled leather piping are very worn. Has been professionally relaced. RHT Vg $45 23. Preston Ward, Ohio Kentucky (OK) J600. A nice small to mid size Trapper. Has smooth leather throughout. Preston Ward mitts are ultra rare. Ward broke in with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1948 and over the next 11 years played with the Cubs, Pirates, Indians and A's. Has a name on the back. Very nice condition. Ex/Mt+ $50 24. 1930's Basemitt, Hutch 127. A nice mid to full size mitt.circa the 1930's. Has a wonderful patina. No writing. RHT Ex+ $60 25. Rudy York, Westerns G1342. Nice 1930's-40's pancake style basemitt. The facsimile signature is light but readable. The inside lining has light wear but no holes. No writing. RHT Ex/Mt $60 26. Roy Sievers, Hawthorne 60-4215. A nice 1950's Trapper Style basemitt. Has very smooth leather throughout. The leather has a few spots and marks from shelf wear but is in great shape. Sievers was the 1949 AL Rookie of the Year and hit 318 home runs. LHT Ex/Mt $45 27. Dick Williams, Denkert ST1. A very nice smaller size 1950's mitt. Dick was a solid player with the Brooklyn Dodgers and later as a manager brought Boston, Oakland and San Diego to the World Series. No writing. Has vinyl lining. RHT Ex/Mt $40 28. Nippy Jones, MW Sporting Goods 60-4243. Very nice mid size basemitt circa the early 1950's. Has a great dark brown color and patina. Has soft lining and feels great on the hand. Nippy played on the World Champion 1946 Cardinals and 1957 Braves. LHT Ex+ $40 29. Ted Kluszewski, MacGregor G212. Nice mid size plus mitt circa the early 1960's. Has some piping wear with a two inch piece of piping missing on the bottom of the wrist strap. Big Klu hit over 40 home runs for 3 straight seasons (including 47 and 49 home runs) in 1953-54-55. Has a nice facsimile signature. RHT Ex+ $35 30. 1930's Draper & Maynard Basemitt, Draper & Maynard DM141. Nice horsehide softball style basemitt with the raised pads in the pocket. Very nice light tan color. Mid size, feels great on the adult hand. Has a name on back, the lining has light chafing and there's a small seam separation in the web area. A nice mitt. RHT Ex+ $50 31. Frank McCormick, Sonnett DMB. A nice uniquely styled basemitt circa the mid to late 1940's. Has ultra smooth multi toned leather. The inside labeling shows no wear. Has oil darkening in pocket. McCormick was All-World, leading the NL in hits his first 3 seasons and being elected to 9 straight All-Star games (1938-46). His last big league hit was in the 1948 World Series. LHT Ex/Mt $45 32. Ferris Fain, Buffalo Leather Supplies 204B. Nice 1940's basemitt. Ferris was 2 time AL batting champion and 5 time All-Star and later became first ex baseball player turned hippie. Nice labeling. The mitt has writing on back. The inside lining has a small surface cut at the heel but is super smooth otherwise. RHT Ex/Mt $50 33. 1940's-50's Youth Basemitt, Wilson A2780. Beautiful small mitt. Has an unusual solid leather web. Has a great golden tan color. Has a very small name written on the front and the cloth piping is worn in spots. Has super smooth leather throughout. RHT Ex/Mt+ $40 34. 1950's-60's Softball Basemitt, Wilson A9854. Perfect leather inside and out. Has light piping wear and initials on the wrist strap. Full size. A beauty. RHT Ex/Mt+ $40 35. Rocky Nelson, MW Sporting Goods 60-4259. Nice mid size basemitt circa the early 1950's. Has a great dark brown color and patina. The inside lining is worn but intact. LHT Ex+ $35 36. 1940's-50's Basemitt, Wilson A2680. A nice "Trapper Style" mitt with ultra soft and supple leather. Has the initials ORD embossed onto the back of the thumb and has light piping wear. Mid size plus. RHT Ex/Mt $40 Email, Ordering and shipping information If you're new to glove collecting! |
1. Billy Williams, Rawlings XFG7 "Heart of the Hide". A very nice pro model glove. Has outstanding leather and bold labeling. The only flaws of note are the inside lining has chafing on the heel and "Maxwell" is written on the front of the thumb and the back of the small finger. The glove has been professionally relaced and is ready to play. About an eleven and a half incher. RHT Ex/Mt $110 sold 2. Preacher Roe, Dubow 360. Very nice glove endorsed by the Dodgers great. Has a bold silver facsimile signature and a really nice Dubow button. The piping has one crack. The piece of leather used for the pocket side has a bunch of barbed wire scars which are completely inherent and natural to the leather and make for an interesting look. A beautiful glove. RHT Ex/Mt+ $75 3. George Strickland, MacGregor GB29. An excellent high quality glove endorsed by the 1950's Cleveland Indians player. Has a bold facsimile signature, super smooth lining, great color and a very nice cloth label. Has excellent big beefy rolled leather piping. Only a few light spots keep this glove from being near mint. RHT Ex/Mt+ $65 4. Brooks Robinson, Rawlings KM10. A nice full size glove. Has the sought after "Bellows web". Has very nice lining and soft and smooth leather throughout. Nice labeling. Has a light spot on one finger. An excellent glove. RHT Ex/Mt+ $65 5. Sandy Koufax, Hollander 1598-SK. Very nice youth size glove circa 1960. Has a very nice facsimile signature. The adult hand will fit. Import. RHT Ex/Mt+ $45 6. Whitey Ford, Spalding 42-345. Very nice condition with the only flaw being an ink mark on the back of the thumb. Has smooth inside lining. Nice quality with all rolled leather piping. Full size. Import. RHT Ex/Mt+ $55 7. Dick Ellsworth, Wilson A2224. Nice full size glove. Has leather piping. The inside lining is smooth with light wear. Has a light name written on the back of the thumb and on the inside lining. RHT Ex/Mt $50 8. Chico Carrasquel, Nokona G34. A nice glove with super soft, smooth and pliable leather. It looks like a few embers from a campfire created a few tiny burn spots. The cloth label is missing, otherwise great condition. RHT Ex+ $45 sold 9. Larry Sherry, Wilson A2264. A superb full size glove circa the early 1960's. Has butter soft leather with extremely smooth inside lining. Has all leather piping and no writing. Sherry was the 1959 World Series MVP with the Dodgers. Fantastic near mint condition. RHT Ex/Mt+ $55 10. Bob Lemon, Dubow 744. A big glove with nice leather and a bold facsimile signature. The only flaw of note is the vinyl piping has several cracks. Lemon began his career as a 3rd baseman then became a hall of fame pitcher. A nice glove circa the early 1950's. RHT Ex+ $50 11. Don Hoak, Nokona G11. A nice quality mid size glove. The adult hand comfortably fits. The inside lining has chafing but no holes or tears. Has a light but readable facsimile signature. Has nice rolled leather piping and a nice cloth label. Hoak was a member of the Brooklyn Dodgers 1955 World Champ team. A nice glove. RHT Ex+ $50 12. Carlton Willey, Spalding 1165. Willey had an excellent rookie season in 1958 for the pennant winning Milwaukee Braves. He pitched for the Braves and the Mets. His endorsed gloves are very rare. This is a small to mid size model in excellent condition. RHT Ex/Mt $45 13. Gus Bell, Dubow/MW Sporting Goods. Apparently Dubow made this glove for Montgomery Wards as evidenced by the Dubow button and MW Sporting Goods logo in the pocket. This is a circa early 1950's youth size glove in nice condition with the only flaw of note being cracked vinyl piping. RHT Ex+ $35 sold 14. Roy Sievers, Rawlings G595. Very nice quality glove in superb condition with nice rolled leather piping. Has smooth lining and beautiful leather throughout. No writing. The top lace in the web has been relaced. A superb mid size glove. RHR Ex/Mt+ $60 15. Gem Mint Rick Reichardt, Rawlings XFG16. A beautiful high quality glove circa the late 1960's. Best of all it's in gem mint condition. In 1968 this glove was more expensive than the Brooks Robinson XPG17 or the Mickey Mantle XPG26. Really rare to find a 40 year old glove in this condition. Mid to full size. RHT Mint $110 sold 16. Carl Furillo, Caro FM300. A high quality 1950's import. Very nice condition with a bold facsimile signature. The only writing is a name on the inside lining. RHT Ex/Mt+ $50 17. Ralph Kiner, MacGregor G113. Very nice pro quality glove circa the early 1950's. Has smooth leather inside and out and feels great on the hand. Has a small seam separation on the welting on the back of the index finger and the anchor loop is missing. The cloth label has a small tear. The leather has a superb patina. RHT Ex/Mt $65 18. Ed Miksis, Kennedy 556S. Ed Miksis gloves are incredibly rare and the Kennedy brand (which evolved from Ken-Wel) is not common either. This is a high quality mid to full size glove with smooth leather inside and out. Has a nice facsimile signature. The only flaw of note is very light silver paint overspray on 2 fingers (barely visible). Miksis played with the Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago Cubs during the 1940's-50's. No writing. RHT Ex/Mt $85 19. 1950's Honus Wagner Co. Fielder's Glove, Honus Wagner Co. ROC. A rare and desirable brand from Pittsburgh, PA. The inside lining shows wear with holes up inside a couple of fingers. The outer leather is smooth and pliable save one area with a scrape on the outside of the small finger. The leather piping shows scuffing but is intact. There is one very light name on the back of the web and one small spot of paint on the back of the thumb. RHT Excellent $65 20. Early Wynn, Wilson A2074. Very high quality Wilson glove with the rare "triple snap" wrist strap that was likely a one year experiment in the mid 1950's. This glove has very supple leather, very nice rolled leather piping and super smooth lining. It has 2 sets of initials on back and a worn cloth label. The only other flaw of note is a very small (quarter inch) cut above the web lacing in the pocket. The fingers have been relaced. A great looking glove. RHT Ex/Mt $75 21. Gil McDougald, MacGregor G114. A superb pro quality glove circa the early to mid 1950's. Has smooth lining, great leather throughout and a nice cloth label. Has a very small name on back. RHT Ex/Mt $65 22. Marty Marion, MW Sporting Goods 60-4240. A superb 3 finger glove with ultra soft and smooth leather inside and out. Has bold labeling and a beautiful patina. The only flaw is writing on the back. RHT Ex/Mt $65 23. Ken "The Hawk" Harrelson, MacGregor 880. An incredible near mint glove. This is a huge high quality glove with rolled leather piping. Has a small name on the back, otherwise this glove is flawless. Import. RHT Nr/Mt $65 24. 1950's Joe Morgan, Stall & Dean 349. This is the first known glove found for former Red Sox manager Joe Morgan, who was originally signed by the Boston Braves in 1952 and played with the Milwaukee Braves, St. Louis Cardinals, Kansas City A's, Philadelphia Phillies and Cleveland Indians from 1959-64. Morgan did play for the World Champion 1964 Cardinals but his greatest baseball accomplishment was guiding the Red Sox to 2 first place finishes as manager in 1988 and 1990. This full size glove is in oustanding condition with no writing, very supple leather, superb rolled leather piping and has light lining wear. RHT Ex/Mt+ $95 25. Henry Thompson, Denkert G54. Hank was the first Negro League veteran that had a glove endorsement contract. He played with the Kansas City Monarchs from 1943-48. He broke in with the St. Louis Browns in 1947 but went back to the Monarchs until he joined the New York Giants in 1949 where he became a star and helped pave the way for Monte Irvin and Willie Mays. Has an easily readable facsimile signature. No writing. Has smooth inside lining. Nice condition. RHT Ex/Mt $45 26. 1940's-50's Three Finger Fielder's Glove, Dandux. Excellent quality full size glove circa the late 1940's or early 1950's. Has rolled leather piping. The leather has worn soft and smooth and has an excellent patina. The inside lining has light wear with a small hole up inside the thumb. Smooth otherwise. The only writing is a name on the wrist strap. The cloth label is worn but intact. A nice glove. RHT Ex+ $50 27. Vinegar Bend Mizell, Rawlings VBM. One of Rawlings finest gloves ever circa 1956-58 with every top of the line feature plus the added uniqueness of the speed trap cut-away and the "Sizzler" graphics in the pocket. This glove has lots of use but the leather remains ultra soft and pliable. The lining is somewhat rough but remains pliable with a hole up inside the thumb. The cloth label has some small tears but is all there. Has one set of initials on the wrist strap with no other writing. The rolled leather piping is intact with some wear and all the lacing is original and intact. RHT Ex $75 28. Del Ennis, Wilson A2910. A hight quality full size glove circa the mid 1950's. Ennis was one of the great players of the 1950's and would have likely been a Hall of Famer if he played for the Yankees or Dodgers. Very nice condition. There is a light tobacco or oil stain in the pocket and about a 1 1/2 inch piece of piping worn on the bottom of the wrist strap. The web and fingers were relaced. Has super smooth inside lining and a very nice cloth label. RHT Ex/Mt $65 29. Richie Ashburn, George A. Reach I-68. This glove was made after George Reach moved from Philadelphia to Greensboro Maryland in the late 1950's. So likely early 60's as it is an imported model. Very nice condition with super smooth inside lining, a great cloth label and no writing. Nice labeling. Mid size. The adult hand easily fits. RHT Ex/Mt+ $45 30. Ralph Kiner, MacGregor G113. One of MacGregor's highest quality gloves circa the early 1950's. Very smooth leather throughout with perfect inside lining, a nice cloth label and a bold facsimile signature. A very nice glove. RHT Ex/Mt+ $85 31. 1950's-60's Fielder's Glove, Geo. A. Reach REO. Rare Greensboro Maryland model. Has lots of wear but completely intact. The inside lining has no holes. The glove has been relaced. RHT Ex+ $40 32. Billy Williams, Rawlings GJ67. A nice quality mid to full size glove circa the early 1970's. Has rolled leather piping. Has smooth inside lining. Has a very light facsimile signature and very light writing on back. Import. RHT Ex+ $35 33. Harvey Kuenn, Wilson 941R. A very nice mid size 1950's glove with bold labeling and very smooth leather inside and out. No writing. RHT Ex/Mt+ $50 34. Billy Loes, Nokona TST80. A small Nokona glove endorsed by the Brooklyn Dodger pitcher. Has a unique "seven finger" design. The inside lining is worn with holes up inside the fingers. The cloth label is worn but intact. No writing. RHT Ex $35 35. Gus Zernial, MacGregor G24. A superb full size high quality glove. Has super smooth inside lining and a very nice cloth label. Superb leather throughout with nice labeling and no writing. I seldom see Guz Zernial gloves and he was one of the superstars of the 1950's hitting 220 home runs in an 8 year span (1950-57). RHT Ex/Mt+ $85 36. Joe DiMaggio, Trio Hollander 81-58. A youth sized fielder's glove. Has a nice facsimile signature. The leather is somewhat stiff and there's a name written on the back. Import. RHT Ex $45 37. 1970's Pro Model Fielder's Glove, MacGregor KC1P. MacGregor's very top of the line glove circa the early 1970's. All the earlier KC models were kangaroo hide but the labeling on this just says "pro-hide" and has an image of a bull. The inside lining has signifigant wear but still feels good on the hand. The piping has spots of wear. The cloth label is worn but intact. The web and fingers have been relaced. No writing. Still very useable with ultra soft and pliable leather. RHT Ex+ $65 38. Dean Chance, Denkert G86. During the 1960's Chance was one of the most dominant pitchers in baseball. In 1964 Chance led the league with 20 wins and a 1.65 ERA. This glove is in nice condition. The leather has a nice patina. The labeling is light but readable. Full size. Smooth lining. Has light name on wrist strap. RHT Ex/Mt $45 39. Gil McDougald, MacGregor G44. A nice quality full size glove circa the late 1950's. Has very soft and pliable leather inside and out. The wriststrap button has been replaced and repaired. Has neat names on wrist strap. A nice glove. RHT Ex/Mt $50 40. 1950's Hutch Pro Model Fielder's Glove, Hutch 64X. Large high quality glove circa the late 1950's. Has lining wear but feels great on the hand. Has small abrasions on the back of the web and light ink on the wrist strap. Nice condition. RHT Ex/Mt $40 41. Lefty Gomez, Wilson A2044, Personal Model. Wilson's very top of the line glove during the mid 1950's. Smooth leather inside and out with a nice facsimile signature. The binding on the wrist strap area has been completely restored by Kenny Jenkins and the web and fingers have been relaced. Has names written on the back of the thumb and fingers. RHT Ex+ $65 42. Tommy Helms, MacGregor 675H. A high quality full size glove. A rare glove. Helms was a superb 2nd baseman with the Reds and Astros during the 1960's and 70's. He led the league in fielding 3 times and was an All-Star twice (1967-68). Has some light spots on back. Has super smooth inside lining. Import. RHT Ex/Mt $40 43. Lloyd Waner, Pro-Maker SG358. Here's an early 1950's glove endorsed by a 1920's-30's Hall of Famer. Nice leather throughout. No writing. Has a nice facsimile signature. Small to mid size. RHT Ex/Mt $50 44. Ted Williams, Sears 1662. A made in USA Sears model circa the early 1960's. Has considerable use with a worn cloth label. Has rolled leather piping, smooth inside lining and no writing. The facsimile signature is easily readable. RHT Ex+ $40 45. Tito Francona, Rawlings G250. Tito is Boston Red Sox manager Terry Francona's father and was a fine player himself. He batted .363 in 1959. A nice smaller size glove. Has smooth vinyl lining and a light name on the wrist strap. The fingers were relaced. RHT Ex/Mt $40 sold 46. Ed Charles, Franklin 1139. Ed had several fine seasons with the Kansas City A's and New York Mets during the 1960's. He played in the 1969 World Series. This full size, high quality glove is in superb condition with smooth lining. Has writing on the wrist strap, otherwise near mint. Import. RHT $50 47. Dave Williams, Spalding 1143. A nice mid size glove circa the mid 1950's. Dave Williams was an All-Star second baseman with the New York Giants. Has a great color and antique patina. Has an ink mark on the front of the small finger, a name on the wrist strap and the fingers were relaced. RHT Ex/Mt $45 48. 1950's George A. Reach Fielder's Glove, Geo. A. Reach. Has smooth and pliable leather. The web and fingers were relaced. The wrist strap has about 2 inches of piping missing and 2 small edge tears. Has a very faint "Williams Model" endorsement. Other than the fairly minor wrist strap issues this is a nice glove. RHT Vg/Ex $45 49. Ron Perranoski, Wilson A2260. A very nice full size glove circa the mid 1960's. Has leather piping. Has very smooth lining. Has a picture pocket. No writing. Perranoski was possibly the best relief pitcher in baseball throughout the 1960's. RHT Ex/Mt $50 50. 1950's Softball Glove, Wilson A9810. Superb nearly unused condition. Two small names on back are only flaw. A beauty. RHT Nr/Mt $45 51. Early Wynn, Wilson A2070. This glove was made in 1956. It is a high quality full size glove. The inside lining has light wear with no holes. Has a beautiful cloth label. Has a last name in marker on the back of the small finger and a set of initials on the back of the thumb. The rolled leather piping has light wear. A very nice glove. Ex/Mt $75 52. Jim Davenport, Wilson A2214. A nice quality glove. Has smooth leather inside and out. Only flaws of note are a name written on the lining, the front of the web and the back of the thumb and a worn cloth label. The web and fingers have been relaced. RHT Ex+ $40 53. Richie Ashburn, Draper & Maynard DG916. A high end personal model glove in very nice conditiion. The only flaw is someone added 2 small holes to help lace the web to the first finger. The inside lining has light wear. The glove has been professionally relaced. RHT Ex+ $50 54. Al Dark, Spalding 1025. Nice mid size 1950's glove. Has ultra pliable leather. The inside lining has light wear. Has a perfect cloth label. Has light writing on the back of the web. RHT Ex/Mt $45 55. Richie Ashburn, MacGregor M110. A very nice youth size glove with soft and pliable leather. A light water stain on the small finger is the only flaw. Has nice labeling. RHT EX/Mt+ $40 56. Ralph Kiner, Davega. A nice full size 3 finger glove circa the early 1950's. Has nice soft leather throughout. Has a light name on the wrist strap and light piping wear. Has a light facsimile signature. Has a hardened spot on the back of the small finger. RHT Ex+ $65 57. Frank Thomas, Wilson A2105. A nice mid size glove circa 1956. Thomas call himself "The Original" Frank Thomas and was a great slugger in his own right knocking over 30 home runs and 100 RBI's several times. Hit 34 home runs for "the original" 1962 Mets. A nice glove with bold labeling, beautiful leather and no writing. Has lining wear and light piping wear but no holes or tears. RHT Ex/Mt $45 58. Stan Musial, MW Sporting Goods 60-4227. A high quality mid to full size glove. The leather has a nice patina. The fingers have been relaced. The inside lining has wear but is intact. Has a set of initials written in the pocket and in several places on back. The rolled leather piping is worn in spots. RHT Ex $55 59. Jim "Catfish" Hunter, Wilson A2005. A top line pitchers glove circa the early to mid 1970's. Nice overall condition with the only flaws being a small lacing hole tear on the back of the first finger, light inside wear and spots of wear on the piping. A big glove. RHT Ex+ $75 60. 1960's Fielder's Glove, Wilson A2951 "Ball Hawk Six". Mid size glove in mint condition except for extremely light name "wood" written on front of small finger. A beauty. RHT Nr/Mt $75 reserved 61. Nelson Fox, Wilson A2280. A very nice mid to full size glove. The inside lining has very light wear and feels great on the hand. No writing. Smooth and soft leather. RHT Ex/Mt $45 sold 62. 1940's-50's Two Finger Fielder's Glove, Wilson 4238. The inside lining has lots of wear up inside the fingers but the outer leather is beautiful. A perfect display glove. RHT Ex $55 reserved 63. Frank Baumholtz, Draper & Maynard DG934. An outstanding 3 finger glove circa the early to mid 1950's. Flawless leather inside and out. Has light ink marks on the front of the index finger, flawless otherwise with no writing. RHT Ex/Mt+ $75 reserved 64. 1950's Three Finger Fielder's Glove, Spalding 1221. Very nice quality full size glove circa the early 1950's. Has rolled leather piping. The leather has an outstanding patina and the only writing is a name on the wrist strap. Has a nice cloth label. The inside lining has wear but is completely intact. A nice glove. RHT Ex/Mt $60 reserved 1960's-80's Baseball Gloves, Both collectible and useable gloves. Click on highlighted title to view selection. Autographed Fielders Gloves, many in stock, lots of great players and a few uncommon ones too! 1. Bobby Doerr, MacGregor G111. One of MacGregor's finest gloves from the 1950's. This is circa 1953. Has outstanding golden brown leather both inside and out. The only flaw of note is a one inch triangle shaped piece of leather missing from the bottom on back to the left of the wrist strap... otherwise superb condition. Has nice labeling and no writing. Very light use. LHT Vg/Ex $50 2. Ralph Kiner, MacGregor G113. A nice pro quality glove circa 1951-54. Has smooth inside lining, the unique web has been relaced and there's no writing. Has a half inch seam tear on the front thumb seam, very nice otherwise. LHT Ex+ $55 3. Brooks Robinson, Rawlings XPG3 Heart of the Hide. Rawlings top of the line glove circa the late 1960's to early 1970's. The outer leather on this glove is extremely supple with no holes or seam tears. The inside lining exhibits moderate wear with holes up inside 2 fingers. There are 2 spots of piping wear (index finger and bottom of wrist strap). The cloth labels are worn but intact. The web has been professionally relaced. The facsimile signature is readable. There is one very small name near the wrist strap. Light but readable labeling. Still a good looking glove. LHT Ex+ $95 4. Warren Spahn, Rawlings XPG3. Very top of the line Hear of the Hide model circa 1962-65. The only signifigant flaws are checking/chafing in the pocket and a three quarter inch tear between the first and second fingers. The labeling is light but readable. The piping and cloth label were replaced by Kenny Jenkins. The inside lining has average wear with no holes or tears. A correct hand lefty. LHT Vg/Ex $95 5. Richie Ashburn, MacGregor DG916. A very nice small to mid size glove circa the late 1950's. Has all leather piping. No writing. LHT Ex/Mt+ $45 6. 1970's-80's Pro Model Fielder's Glove, Wilson A2006. Like the above glove, this glove was made specifcally for professional use. Has the pro coding Wilson used stamped on the thumb. The glove is in absolutely superb condition with super smooth lining and a really nice patina. The only flaw is a half inch stitch separation on the index finger. A beauty. LHT Ex/Mt+ $95 sold 7. Amos Otis, Rawlings PG38. Spectacular near mint condition. Mid to full size. Import. LHT Nr/Mt $40 8. Joe DiMaggio, Trio Hollander 32-63. Superb glove with very little use. Has a few minor scuffs from shelf wear, otherwise near mint. No writing. Has perfect inside lining, nice rolled leather piping, a nice cloth label and bold labeling. Mid sized. Import. LHT Nr/Mt $65 9. 1950's Fielder's Glove, Geo. A. Reach, Philadelphia PA. This large high quality glove is in outstanding condition with the only flaw being 2 names written on back and another on the inside lining. Has a great cloth label, super smooth inside lining and beautiful exterior leather. LHT Ex/Mt+ $45 10. Wally Moon, Rawlings RJ20. A superb mid size glove with outstanding leather inside and out. Has great labeling. Has a light set of initials on the back of the small finger. LHT Ex/Mt+ $45 11. Harmon Killebrew, Wilson A2343. A nice mid to full size high quality glove with rolled leather piping. Has super smooth lining. The labeling is light but readable. The cloth label is worn but intact. Has a name on the wrist strap. This is a Wilson Golden Anniversay model circa 1962. LHT Ex+ $45 12. Jackie Jensen, MacGregor G21. A beautiful top of the line "Spider Web" reverse strap glove with perfect lining, a beautiful cloth label and no writing. The web and fingers have been relaced. LHT Ex/Mt+ $75 13. Ron Hunt, Wilson A2376. Ron Hunt gloves are very rare and this full size nice quality glove is in outstanding condition. This glove has very light use with no flaws. Hunt was a super spunky 2nd baseman for the Mets, Dodgers, Giants and Expos from 1963-74 and held the all time record for being hit by pitches until Don Baylor broke the record. A beautiful glove. LHT Ex/Mt+ $50 14. Jim Bunning, Hutch 53FP. A nice 1950's glove. Nice quality, mid to full size. The inside lining has chafing on the heel but the glove feels great on the hand. Soft, pliable leather throughout. A nice glove. No writing. LHT Ex/Mt $45 15. Gil McDougald, MacGregor G114. A very high quality glove circa 1953. Has smooth, soft and pliable leather both inside and out. Has nice rolled leather piping and a nice cloth label. LHT Ex/Mt $55 16. 1950's Fielder's Glove, Revelation GC1307. Great condition. Has super smooth leather inside and out. Has nice leather piping. A mid size glove. The only flaw is writing on the wrist strap. LHT Ex/Mt+ $35 17. Billy Pierce, JC Higgins 1687. A nice glove with ultra smooth lining. Has leather piping and bold labeling. Pierce won 211 games from 1945-64, was a 7 time All-Star and played on the 1945, 1959 and 1962 World Series teams. A nice correct hand lefty glove. LHT Ex/Mt $50 18. 1950's Three Finger Fielder's Glove, MacGregor GB35. A nice mid to full size glove circa the early 1950's. Has a great patina. The inside lining has light wear and feels great on the hand. No writing. LHT Ex/Mt $45 19. Marv Grissom, Coach, Series Prototype Test Number 83-30. Marv was a late bloomer in the big leagues. His first full season came at the age of 34 (in 1952) then went on to become one of the best relief pitchers in baseball. After his playing career was over in 1959 he went on to become a pitching coach for many years. This glove was produced in the early 1960's and is in mint unused condition. Grissom's facsimile signature is on the cloth label. Import. LHT Mint $65 20. Mickey Mantle XPG6, Rawlings XPG6 "Heart of the Hide". Considered by many collectors to be the ultimate 1960's baseball glove. This is the same model used by many professional baseball players during the early to mid 1960's. This glove is in superb condition with smooth inside lining, very nice rolled leather piping, nice labeling, a nice cloth label and no writing. The lining has just a bit of wear on the heel and feels great on the hand. Outstanding condition. LHT Ex/Mt+ $250 sold 21. 1950's Wilson A2000 (A2003), Wilson A2003. Identical to the 1957 A2000 model shown in Noah Lieberman's book "A Glove Affair". This glove has an exterior index finger protector loop. This glove is in very nice condition. The inside lining has some light chafing with one small hole at the heel. There is some surface cracking around the exterior index finger loop. The cloth label is worn but intact and the rolled leather piping is in nice shape. There is light writing on the back of the thumb. Has nice "shooting star" labeling. LHT Ex/Mt $110 22. Curt Simmons, MacGregor GC1322. A beautiful glove with butter soft golden brown leather. Very nice lining and feels great on the hand. The only flaw are a couple of green spots on the back side. The glove has been professionally relaced and there is no writing. LHT Ex/Mt+ $50 23 George Altman, Wilson A2983. George was the last star player to play in the Negro Leagues. He played with the Kansas City Monarchs in 1955 before an excellent career with the Cubs where he played in the 1961 and 1962 All-Star games. This glove is in very nice condition with glove oil darkening the pocket. Has light writing on the back of the thumb. Bold facsimile signature. Mid size. LHT Ex/Mt $55 24. Billy Martin, Play Rite FO12. Beautiful glove circa the mid 1950's. Virtually no use with extremely soft leather throughout. Has nicely contrasting dark brown lining and piping against golden brown leather. A few spots on back are the only flaw. Mid size. LHT Ex/Mt+ $45 25. Rawlings "Paul Bunyan Leather" Fielders Glove, Rawlings G600 "Mister Shortstop". The G600 had been endorsed by Mister Shortstop Marty Marion throughout the 1940's and 50's. The Paul Bunyan model was made around 1960 and was made with a special grade leather. It has a nice "Paul Bunyan Leather" logo on the wrist strap. This glove is in outstanding condition with very little wear. Has perfect inside lining and no writing. LHT Ex/Mt+ $75 26. Lee Walls, Hawthorne 60-4211. Walls played with the Cubs, Pirates, Reds, Phillies and Dodgers from 1952-64. His best season was with the Cubs in 1958 when he hit 24 homeruns with a .304 batting average and made the All-Star team. This glove is in very nice condition with a name written on the wrist strap. The inside lining has light wear. Mid size. LHT Ex/Mt $40 27. Rusty Staub, Rawlings GJ69. Nice small to mid size glove. Staub collected over 2700 hits and nearly 1500 RBI's during a 23 year career. The French Canadians called him "Le Grand Orange" during his days with the Expo's. Smooth lining. Import. LHT Ex/Mt $30 28. Dale Murphy, Rawlings RBG36. A large outfielders glove in superb condition. Light name on the front is the only flaw. The web and fingers have been relaced. Import. LHT Ex/Mt+ $35 Email, Ordering and shipping information If you're new to glove collecting! |
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Autographed Gloves 1. Artie Wilson, 1940's unendorsed glove superbly autographed and noted: "NAL All-Star 1944-46-47-48, Hit .402 in 1948". Artie, along with Monte Irvin is one of the 2 greatest living Negro League players. He played with the Birmingham Barons during the 1940's. He played with the New York Giants in 1951 and was the first black star in the Pacific Coast League and is a member of the Pacific Coast League Hall of Fame. Outstanding. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex/Mt $145 2. Claude Passeau, unendorsed 1930's-40's fielders glove. Passeau nicely autographed the glove on the front. Passeau was one of the great National League pitchers during the 1930's and 40's. He pitched with Pittsburgh in 1935, the Phillies from 1936-39 and reached stardom with the Cubs from 1939-47. He was a 5 time All-Star. The glove has light surface cracking in a few areas but retains a very nice patina and displays nicely. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Vg+ $110 3. 1940's Baseball Glove Autographed by AAGPBL Stars, Beautiful Hutch glove beautifully autographed by AAGPBL stars Thelma Eisen and Shirley Burkovich. "Tiby" Eisen played 9 years in the league (1944-52) and is one of the greatest players in league history. Shirley Burkovich played 3 seasons (1949-51) and she had a speaking part in the movie "A League of Their Own". A superb glove. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Vg+ $95 4. Cecil Travis, 1930's-40's Rawlings fielders glove beautifully autographed by Cecil Travis. Cecil also noted: Senators 1933-47, 1938, 40 & 41 All-Star and .314 Lifetime Average. Cecil has long been rumored to be a Veterans Committee choice for the Hall of Fame. Cecil had his career cut short by 4 1/2 years served during WW2 in which he was injured during the Battle of the Bulge. The glove is in good condition with tears between the fingers and on the inside lining. Cecil began to autograph it in black ink then wrote over it with silver ink. Comes with a certificate of authenticity. RHT Vg+ $110 5. Bob Doerr, unendorsed 1930's baseball glove nicely autographed in silver sharpie by Boston Red Sox great Bobby Doerr. Doerr played with Boston from 1937-51 and was a 9 time All-Star. In addition to being the best fielding second baseman in the American League he also hit 223 home runs. His finest season was in 1950 when he hit 27 home runs with 120 RBI's and led the league in fielding but a bad back forced his retirement the following year. Nice 1930's fielder's glove. Comes with COA. RHT Ex/Mt $95 sold 6. Lonny Frey, unendorsed 1940's MacGregor Goldsmith fielders glove. A nice softball style glove boldly autographed by Lonny on the front and also noted: "1939-40-47 World Series". Lonny played from 1933 to 1948 with the Brooklyn Dodgers, Chicago Cubs, Cincinnati Reds and the New York Yankees. An outstanding shortstop and second baseman, Lonny was a 3 time All-Star, he led the league in fielding twice and was a very good hitter as well. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex/Mt+ $95 7. Bill Werber, unendorsed 1920's-30's fielders glove. Nicely autographed on the front side. Werber was an outstanding 3rd baseman who began his career with the Yankees in 1930. He also played with the Red Sox 1933-36, the A's 1937-38, the Reds 1939-41, the Giants 1942 and he played in the 1939 and 1940 World Series. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex $95 8. Bill Rogell, unendorsed Spalding 311. Nice 1930's-40's softball glove signed twice by Rogell. One of the finest shortstops in the Major Leagues from 1925-40. Played on the Tigers Championship teams of 1934-35 and was part of the "Million Dollar Infield" with Charlie Gehringer, Hank Greenberg and Marv Owen. The initials B.R. are inscribed on back (not Rogell's glove). Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Vg/Ex $110 9. Buddy Lewis, unendorsed 1930's-40's Parvey 20F. A smaller light tan glove boldly autographed. Lewis broke in with the Washington Senators in 1935. Lewis quickly became one of the brightest young stars in the American League. By age 20 he established himself as a star and seemed well on his way to the hall of fame but World War 2 interupted and he spent nearly 4 years in the service. Injuries shortened his career. In 1947 Lewis was 30 years old, it was his last full year in the big leagues and he made the All-Star team that year. Comes with COA. RHT Ex/Mt $95 10. 1930's-40's Fielders Glove Autographed by 10 Pacific Coast League Stars, 1940's Bobby Doerr model autographed at the 2002 PCL Reunion in San Diego. Signed by former PCL San Diego Padre greats Max West, John "Swede" Jensen, Dick Faber & Bill Glynn as well as former PCL and major league players Irv Noren, Ray Boone, Rugger Ardizioa, Herm Reich, Cliff Dapper & Ted Kubiak. Glove is a full size Bobby Doerr model with the only signifigant flaw being worn inside lining. Comes with certificate of authenticity. Ex $150 11. Ken Raffensberger, unendorsed 1940's fielders glove. Beautifully autographed. Raffensberger also noted his career highlights including: "Cards 1939, Cubs 1940-41, Phillies 1943-47, Reds 1947-54. 1944 All-Star, Shut Out Leader 1949-52". This is a smaller left handed glove. The only flaw on the glove is a circular impression on the ring finger. Beautiful otherwise. Comes with certificate of authenticity. LHT Ex/Mt $145 12. Pete Suder, unendorsed 1940's fielders glove. Smaller glove in superb condition. Suder nicely autographed the glove and also noted: "Athletics 1941-56". Pete played with Connie Mack's Philadelphia A's from 1941 until they moved to Kansas City. A beautiful glove. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex/Mt+ $110 1. Harry Danning, unendorsed 1930's-40's MW Sporting Goods catchers mitt. Nicely autographed on front and noted: "1933, 36 & 37 World Series and 4 Time All-Star". Danning was one of the greatest catchers in Giants history. He was a member of 3 World Series teams during the 1930's (1933-36-37) and played in 4 All-Star games(1938, 39, 40 & 41). A spectacular piece. Comes with certificate of authenticity. Ex/Mt $150 2. Ray Berres, unendorsed 1930's professional quality mitt. A leather patch was sewn on the pocket upon which Berres beautifully autographed and noted: Brooklyn 1934-36, Pittsburgh 1937-40, Boston 1940-41, and NY Giants 1942-45. Has a nice round wrist opening in back and is in very nice condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. Ex/Mt $150 3. Ray Hayworth, unendorsed 1940's child's catchers mitt, fabulous condition. Signed beautifully on front. Hayworth noted "Tigers, Dodgers, Giants, Cardinals, Browns-15 years in Majors, 50 years in baseball" on back. Ray played from 1926 to 1945, was Ty Cobb's teammate and was a member of Detroits 1934 & 35 pennant winners. Comes with certificate of authenticity. Ex/Mt+ $150 4. 1930's Catchers Mitt Autographed by Seven 1930's-50's Pacific Coast League Stars. Nice 1930's buckleback style mitt autographed by PCL Hall of Famer Bill Raimondi (caught in PCL from 1932-53) as well as Charlie Silvera, Duane Pillette, Jim Mangan, Ed Wolfe, Bob Murphy and Ernie Broglio. A fantastic piece. Comes with certificate of authenticity. Ex+ $110 5. Bill Baker, unendorsed 1940's catcher's mitt. Nicely autographed and noted "Reds, Pirates, Cardinals 1940-49 & 1940 World Series". The piping on the back side was professionally restored. Nice condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. Ex $110 6. Ed Bailey, Rawlings "Ed Bailey" model catchers mitt spectacularly autographed and noted: "Reds 1953-62, Giants 61-63, 65, Braves 64, Cubs 65, All-Star 56-57-60-61-63". Bailey was one of the best catchers in baseball during that time span and played in World Series with the Reds and Giants. Superb! Comes with certificate of authenticity. Ex/Mt $150 1. Gus Suhr, Nice 1930's buckle back first base mitt boldly autographed by the one time National League "Iron Man" record holder. Gus Suhr's 922 consecutive games played stood until the 1950's when Stan Musial broke it. One of the National Leagues most consistent first baseman, Suhr broke in with the Pirates with a bang in 1930 with 14 triples, 17 home runs and 107 RBI's. He averaged about 35 doubles, 14 triples, 10 home runs and 90+ RBI's during a 9 year span. He was also one of the leagues best fielders. Gus began his career with the 1925 San Francisco Seals and 18 years later came out of retirement to play with the Seals again in 1943-45, batting .311 and winning team MVP honors in 1945, his last pro season. The leather on this 1930's buckle back model mitt is ultra soft. The buckle strap has been replaced. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex+ $110 2. Roy Sievers, unendorsed Nokona DP. Roy beautifully autographed this top of the line basemitt and also noted: "1949 ROY (Rookie of the Year), 318 HR's (home runs) and 1956, 57, 59 & 61 All-Star". The mitt has writing on the back and worn inside lining, otherwise solid condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex $85 1. Johnny Hopp, unendorsed Sears 1629, Nicely autographed by Hopp on the back of the thumb. Hopp played from 1939-53 appearing in 5 World Series with the Cardinals and the Yankees. Compiled a .296 lifetime batting average. The glove is in superb condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. Correct lefty Nr/Mt $125 2. Dick Groat, Rawlings GG8 "Dick Groat" model glove nicely autographed and noted" 1960 & 64 World Series. Groat is one of the finest shortstops in the history of baseball. In addition to being an excellent defensive shortstop, the 5 time All-Star was a great hitter as well. He was the National League the MVP in 1960. Comes with certificate of authenticity. A nice mid size glove. RHT Vg/Ex+ $85 3. Billy Pierce, unendorsed 1950's Tryon glove superbly autographed and noted on the front of the thumb by Pierce. Pierce noted: Tigers 1946-48, White Sox 1949-61, Giants 1962-64, 7 time All-Star, 1959-62 World Series, 211 Wins. The glove is in very nice condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex/Mt $85 4. Ed Joost Autographed Glove, Unendorsed National (Bufallo) Athletic FG14, nice full size glove beautifully autographed by this 1930's-50's star. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex/Mt+ $95 5. Max Lanier, Unendorsed 1950's Wilson glove autographed by Lanier on the back of the web. Max Lanier is one of the greatest pitchers in the history of the St. Louis Cardinals pitching during their dynasty years of the 1940's. He pitched with the Cardinals from 1938-51. During that time he compiled 101 wins and had an ERA well under 3. In 1943 he won 15 games with a 1.90 ERA. In the 1942, 43 and 44 World Series he compiled an ERA of slightly over 1 run per game. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex/Mt $110 6. Tommy Holmes, Caprico. Superb 1950's Warren Spahn model glove boldly autographed by Holmes on the thumb. Tommy Holmes was a teammate of Spahn from 1942-51. Holmes was an outstanding player, twice leading the league in hits and finished his career with a .302 lifetime batting average. Outstanding. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex/Mt $95 7. Smokey Joe Cunningham, Rawlings G1200 "Joe Cunningham" model glove boldly autographed in silver sharpie. A beautiful signature. Nice condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex+ $75 8. Bobby Shantz, Regent 5334. A great "Bobby Shantz" model glove beautifully autographed. Shantz was the 1952 AL MVP and a 1951, 52, 57 All-Star. He also played in the 1957, 58, 60 World Series and won 8 Gold Gloves 1957-64. The glove is missing the cloth label, otherwise great condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex $75 9. Brooks Robinson. Rawlings XFCB30 "Brooks Robinson" model glove nicely autographed on the back side by Brooks. The glove is in fair condition at best with signifigant wear on the back side below the autograph however the glove has been partially relaced and is useable with fairly smooth inside lining. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT G/Vg $75 sold 10. Al Dark, Spalding 1035 "Al Dark" model. Perfect labeling. Very nice condition. Autographed and noted "ROY '48" (1948 Rookie of the Year). Sparky Anderson called Dark the best manager he's ever faced. Dark was an incredible shortsop with the Boston Braves and New York Giants as well. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex/Mt $95 11. Elroy Face, Nokona F200. A superb mid 1960's Nokona glove beautifully autographed an the back of the thumb by the long time Pirates star. Roy pitched with Pittsburgh from 1953-68 and had an 18-1 record in 1959. The 3 time All-Star led the league in saves several times. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex/Mt+ $85 12. Don Mueller, JC Higgins 1618 "Don Mueller" model beautifully autographed and noted: "NY Giants 1948-57, White Sox 1958-59, 1954-1955 All-Star, 1951-1954 World Series, .296 B.A.". The glove is in very nice condition. The only flaw is the previous owner wrote his name on the glove in 3 places. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex+ $75 13. Ron Hansen, JC Higgins "Ron Hansen" model boldly autographed and noted "1960 All-Star, 1968 Unassisted Triple Play". Hansen was an oustanding fielding shortstop who hit for power, twice hitting over 20 home runs. Nice condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex+ $65 14. Ernie Broglio, JC Higgins "Ernie Broglio" model glove. Nice glove beautifully autographed and noted: "St. Louis 1959-64, Chicago Cubs 1964-66, 21-9 1960, 18-8 1963". A superb item. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex/Mt $75 15. Duane Pillette, Unendorsed 1950's Keystone glove nicely autographed by the former New York Yankee and St. Louis Brown and Baltimore Oriole pitcher. After fine seasons with the Portland Beavers in 1947 and 1948 Pillette broke in with the Yankees in 1949. He made the World Series roster that year but didn't get into a game. As a member of the Browns and Orioles he became known as a "Yankee Killer" because he routinely beat them. Glove is in nice condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex+ $50 16. Bob Veale, Unendorsed 1960's MacGregor glove autographed by the former Pirate great. The signature is light but visible. A flame thrower, Bob led the league in strike outs in 1964 then had 274 strike outs the following season. A nice high quality full size glove. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex+ $45 sold 17. Gene Mauch, Unendorsed 1950's-60's RK Mizuno fielder glove. Boldly autographed on the back. Mauch won 1902 games as a manager but also had a long playing career. His Major League playing career began with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1944. He also played with the Pirates, Cubs, Red Sox and Cardinals through the 1957 season. His managerial career began with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1960. The glove has a name etched into the back of the small finger otherwise it's in great condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex/Mt $125 18. Roy McMillan, Wilson A2193. A beautiful glove that was autographed by Roy McMillan then later his career highlights were added to create a stunning display piece. McMillan had a beautiful signature and signed the glove in bold ball point pen. The career highlights that were added (not by McMillan) are: Cincinnati Reds 1951-60, Milwaukee Braves 1961-64, New York Mets 1964-66, 1956-57-58-61 NL Fielding Leader, All-Star 1956-57. A flawless mid size glove. Comes with certificate of authenticity. LHT Ex/Mt+ $125 19. Don Ferrarese, unendorsed 1950's Mastercraft Canadian Tire Corp glove boldly autographed by Ferrarese. Don played from 1955-62 with the Orioles, Indians, White Sox, Phillies and Cardinals plus had some fine seasons with the Oakland Oaks of the Pacific Coast League from 1949-54. Comes with COA. LHT Ex $45 20. Gene Freese, Wilson "Gene Freese" model glove. Freese autographed and noted the teams he played for, including: Pirates '55-'58, '64-'65, Cards '58, Phillies '59, W. Sox '60, Reds '61-'65, Astro's '66". His signature is light but readable. Nice condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. LHT Ex/Mt $45 21. Bert Shepard, Hutch "Carl Furillo" model glove boldly autographed by the man who despite having one leg pitched with the Washington Senators in 1945. His P38 fighter was shot down over Berlin, he was left unconscious for days before being captured by the Germans. He had his leg amputated while he was a POW. Shepard continued to pitch in the minor leagues until 1955. Shepard boldly autographed this glove and noted "Wash. Senators 1945". The glove has a name written on the side, otherwise very nice condition. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex/Mt $95 22. Tom Brewer, JC Higgins 1759 Nellie Fox youth model boldly autographed and noted by Brewer on the Thumb: "Red Sox 1954-61, All-Star 1956". Brewer was an outstanding Red Sox pitcher. Comes with certificate of authenticity. RHT Ex $75 Modern Autographed Gloves & Mitts. Includes gloves signed at Spring Training 2002. 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