I am a collector of
vintage sports stuff, old phones, and radios but mostly baseball gloves. My
sale list is below ...
Please email with questions.
Last updated: 02July2009
If you would like
your baseball glove appraised or you would like information on your glove then
please click here .
Sales Notes: I want each person to be happy with the purchase/trade and I realize that a glove is a very personal thing to someone who is going to use it. Therefore, my policy is that a prospective buyer/trader may keep the glove for up to one week after receiving it. If you are not happy with the glove, then return it for a full refund minus the postage (assuming, of course, that the glove is in the same condition as when you received it.)
For Sale
Add S/H: Usually $8 for one or two gloves
anywhere in the USA. Outside of USA, whatever the post office says.
PM = Personal Model; L or LHT = for southpaw;
initials by price = a friend's glove
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mid 80’s ‘till now |
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125gm |
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150gg |
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90 - $75 on hold |
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Wilson A1917 conform |
145 |
Black lht nicely broken in Pro-Stock DFS Conform with Pro-Sleeve finger sleeve; Dual Welting |
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sale $145 |
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195 |
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60’s to mid 80’s |
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A nice big softball mitt
with the great combination of bellows web and wingtip back. Two toned. |
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375-on hold |
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115 |
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sale - $90 |
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sale - $90 |
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XFCB30; looks good; feels great. Longhorn fastback; soft honey colored glove. |
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sale - $125 |
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Rawlings Ken Boyer |
135 |
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Rawlings Johnny Bench |
160 sale $125 |
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Rawlings Johnny Bench |
45 |
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60gm |
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35 |
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75 |
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325 – on hold |
Another beauty made in USA
about 1980. EX++ condition. Classic
dual-hinge. |
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95 |
USA made top of the line catcher’s mitt from 70’s. Top quality of course. |
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Wilson A2800 |
495 sale $400 |
Mint USA A2800 baseman’s mitt with dual-hinge web from the 70’s. |
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USA A2403 with ProBack and ProToe. Broken in and ready to use. |
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125 |
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65gm |
This interesting very high quality glove seems to ‘borrow’ many patents from the biggie manufacturers. Check it out! Pretty cool, actually. |
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Pre 1960 |
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425gg-on layaway! |
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115gm |
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75gm |
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60gm |
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45gm |
Lht (correct) 50’s glove
for this southpaw; 60-14201 model |
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75gm |
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MacGregor
Personal Model from late 50’s with classic spider web |
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95 gm |
1411 Personal Model from late 50’s |
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115-gm |
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150**gs |
Model: RS - Mr. Shortstop - Mint very soft personal model with I-web; U.S.A. |
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Gamer/ Game Model gloves |
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Rawlings XPG3 – Steve Nicosia |
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Rawlings XFG2-P
– Jerry Terrell |
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Jay Ragni (Pacific Coast League) |
375 sale $320 |
Nokona G57 Carl Erskine model (Ragni was a southpaw); 1952. |
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Dave Roberts |
295 sale - $265 |
An early Curley Bates Mizuno; model GPT-5N; Cubs, Giants, Pirates, Mariners pitcher |
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595- sale - $495 |
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Some bats and other stuff:
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Make/Model |
Price-$ |
Description |
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250-gm |
Great 34.5” Worth
Model 500T thumper bat used by Alan Trammell. Slightly
cracked. Knob
info. |
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H&B Cal Ripken Jr. |
95 |
Brand new store model bat; 180, 35”; great
for getting signed. |
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Adirondack Jackie Robinson |
20 |
Model 2500 black 28" Youth League Model |
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Adirondack George Vukovich |
15 |
Model 212B black bat; Professional Model; 32" |
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90 |
Pair of size 11.5 Adidas World Cup ’66 black/white stripe. Mint in box with tags. Nice shoes! |
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Adidas Spezial shoes |
45-sold |
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Adidas Jesse Owens |
225 |
Hard to find Jesse Owens replicas, mint/box size 11.5 |
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Adidas Titan blue shoes |
90 |
Size 11(UK), 11-1/2 (USA); with box; new; (2 pounds) |
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325 |
A sealed pack of 10 boxes of Kodak Kodachrome 35mm, 36 exposure, ISO 25/15deg color slide film that has been deep frozen since purchase from B&H. |
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20” Strand of Tahitian pearls sorry about the flash on the picture; they are much prettier in person |
2,450-lp |
This beautiful 20” strand of Tahitian black pearls which are grey/silver in color and would make one incredible gift. 14K gold clasp. Comes with appraisal ($5,270) |
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Classic c1910 Patek Philippe 18k watch ; 20jewels, adjusted to 8 positions recently serviced and runs fine. |
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Incredible perfect enamel cloissone shell dumb quarter repeater pocket watch. Truly a museum piece. C1790? Runs well. 18K gold. With key. |
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Very high quality Valjoux 72 LeCoultre chronograph s/s wristwatch. 17j. I think from the 60’s but not sure and about 34mm in diameter not including the buttons. |
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Spalding Wilt Chamberlain baseketball |
65 |
Model 163 basketball from the 60’s |
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Bata Running Shoes |
20 |
White jogging shoes, size 10-/12 new in box |
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175 ns |
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55 |
Brand new, never worn BQ 8795 Fossil blue watch with stainless steel band. 100m waterproof. This picture without a flash, although blurry, is closer to the actual color |
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Meissner model 2961 console radio from 1946/1947 |
1250 |
A beauty outside and inside. AM/FM/SW/phono. Fully restored and sounds great. |
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Teac 3340S |
450 |
Teac 3340S reel to reel, 4-channel, with original box |
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Wharfedale Moving Coil Speaker |
75 |
Never used Wharfedale Bronze 8” unit 10,000 lines, 5 watts, 15 Ohms, in original box (box in just good condition) |
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Rogers speakers |
1,850 |
Pair of Rogers LS3/5a speakers with original box and test sheet included. |
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Bel Canto DAC2 |
725-mlt |
Bel Canto DAC-2 digital to analog converter; excellent+ condition; original owner; non-smoking environment. Includes a 1-meter DH Labs digital cable. |
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450 |
1930’s Atwater Kent model 317-J tombstone tabletop radio. All original. BC/SW. Fine tuning feature. Very nice. |
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Pair of nice floor standing speakers. Nice bass and sound. #0813R, 0813L Studio Monitors See this website for more info on the TLS 50; dimensions: 96 cm x 36 cm x 38 cm each, 27kgs weight. |
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Zenith
A-600L brown leather multi-band, portable, with wave-magnet, original
operating manual and schematic. Works
and looks great. |
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900jc |
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650jc |
Wood, inner dial, lower cloth
grille with cut-outs, |
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Fisher quad 4 channel receiver |
75 |
Big powerful four channel receiver from the 70’s. |
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Set of eight school letterpresses |
$7@ or all for $40 |
Parkland Union
School District, Mitiv Da
Praeparatio 1959, Pearl River High
School, La
Quinta High School, West Orange
Mountain High, The Stowe
Preparatory School, Marple Newtown
Senior High, Independent Home
Government 1639 |
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Sunbeam Mixer |
20-mixer |
A classic Model 7 Mixmaster from the 1930’s. |
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125 |
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Sports Illustrated Ben Hawkins |
15 |
Nice 60's poster of the great Eagles' wide receiver. (free if your name is Dude) |
Glove Collector and other sites that
might be of interest to you...
Bruce Rodgers' Unbelievable Glove Sale – great stuff and fun to look at! Check it out NOW.
Wynnewood Road
Elementary School my alma mater.
Brandon’s
Vintage Records For Sale – cool old
LP’s and 45’s in great condition
www.abarim.com/edgar.htm Here is a website dedicated to the greatest
designated hitter ever: Edgar Martinez
BaseballGloves.com – a page dedicated to different models of new
baseball gloves. Definitely worth a look-see.
GloveCollector.com – look here if you are interested in price guides,
catalog source books, and getting more interested in the hobby. Of all the
stuff I’ve bought from Joe, I use the Catalog Source Book the most. It’s a
compilation of many many catalogs including the model numbers, original prices
by year and make. Also, my personal favorite remake glove is the Nokona G57
Carl Erskine.
The
Baseball Almanac – A great online
resource for player and team stats. Check it out!
http://www.geocities.com/worldseriesfanzz/
: for BASEBALL WORLD SERIES FANS.
BattingCagesInc manufactures and sells a wide range of commercial quality baseball training equipment, including batting cages, nets, pitching machines and mounds, turf and mats, and more.
This is St Louis Cardinals Site Cardinals History
Serious Juggling Supplies – Cool Stuff!
www.slambats.com
– The largest selection of wood bats and maple bats on the Web!
www.probaseballtryouts.com –
Offering pro baseball tryouts for MLB, Minor Leagues, and Independent Leagues.
And here’s a neat site
for vintage baseball bats.
Baseball and Softball Equipment
Baseball and Softball Equipment at TheBaseballStore.net. The
Online source for baseball and softball equipment at discount prices.
My good friend,
Vahan Janjigian, editor at Forbes, comments on stocks to buy and sell, and on
economic developments and trends on MoneyMasters.
Check out his blog.
If you want to add your baseball related link to this group, please add my
link to your homepage and I will do likewise.
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Vintage and newer baseball
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Glove Repairs: Many of you
have written and asked me about repairing/restoring your old great gloves.
Well, there is no longer a reason for despair. If you seriously want to restore
your old gloves, especially Rawlings, then Kenny is the guy to do it. Up until
Rawlings closed its repair shop last year, you would have dealt with Kenny at
Rawlings in Missouri. Now he is doing it on his own. And I’m not just talking
about minor stuff like cleaning and relacing; I’m talking about redoing the
padding, rebinding, redoing the thumb and pinky loops that so often break, and
(YES) relining those beater gloves that have 40 years of your acidic sweat in
there! Now, you all have seen some of the ‘expert’ work done by other people
out there. Don’t get me wrong, I applaud their efforts but you should really
see some before and after pictures of Kenny’s work. It’s like you get your old
glove back and you will then be able to use it for another 20 years. Enough:
you see for yourself: goto: http://www.kennysgloverepair.com/ and please tell Kenny I sent you, ok? To see three
before and three after pictures or Kenny’s work, click here.
Payment: I prefer money orders or cashier’s checks for payment but will also accept a personal check and then hold the item until it clears. If you are in a real hurry, I do accept payment via Paypal. (paypal/credit card: add 3%; otherwise no charge. Also, add 1% for foreign currency conversion.). You can sign up for Paypal at www.paypal.com .