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:
03Sept2017:
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.)
If you would like
your baseball glove appraised or you would like information on your glove then
please click here .
For Sale
Are you looking to start a
collection? How's this for a
deal??
Buy all my gloves on my
homepage for 1/2 the total price.
(The half price discount only
applies if you buy all my gloves.)
Add S/H: Usually $12 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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Rawlings Pro 1000-HC |
$175 |
infield size USA made Heart Of The Hide |
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$345nd |
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$265 |
NrMint/Mint glove. Same model Dave Cone used. Ready to use.
12” |
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$125 |
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very nice black
infield glove, MLB patch. used but still lots of life left. ready for use.
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$225-gone! |
mint glove, I believe this was
a salesman's sample. about 12". |
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60’s to mid 80’s |
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Rawlings XPG9 Bob Cerv |
$85 |
another early 60's classic, this is a lefty |
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Rawlings TG36 Hank Bauer |
$185 |
Really nice trapeze from early 60's |
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Rawlings XPG6 Mickey Mantle |
$325 |
the classic |
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Rawlings Pro-3 |
$225jd |
Beautiful and functional glove just the way it is. |
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As some of you know, this
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Rawlings PRO-HFBTD |
$165 |
the Tony Gwynn model; ready to use right now. |
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$950 |
In my opinion, there was no
better glove made in the 50's than this one. This one is in NearMint
condition, as you can see. nice card, David! |
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Spalding 42-211 Rick Monday Personal Model |
$125 |
Classic 60's version of today's Rawlings Pro 6-HF |
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$95 |
XFCB30; looks good; feels great. Longhorn fastback; soft honey colored glove. |
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$115 |
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Baseman’s mitt from 70’s. Super Trapper slot-back model. Lht. Very nice player mitt too. |
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Jim Bunning Personal Model (same as Rawlings TGP); mint, with box with pricetag too. 12” |
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Mint with the Box. Perfect. Top of the line. A wonderful example of craftsmanship through and through The lining is like butter, like butta I tell ya! 12” |
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$150ds-on hold |
USA shooting star.
somewhat stiff. rare model from mid 60's I think. |
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MacGregor KC1 |
$??? |
EX+ condition. Coming soon to a theater near you |
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Stall & Dean; 8076 |
$45 |
The Pro’s Choice; very nice glove with great S&D patch; wingtip with t-web and anchor lacing. Very good player glove; top quality. |
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Rawlings Walker Cooper WC |
$75 |
top of the line catcher's mitt from the 40's/50's. |
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Art Houttemann; Rawlings G700 |
$175n |
Excellent conditon; great patch, lots of silver left |
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Nokona Henry Severeid CM40 |
$165n |
very rare, great condition, 50's catcher's mitt |
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Wilson A2940 Bob Feller |
$95 |
nice glove, plenty of silver left, great patch |
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MacGregor Goldsmith B36 The Snare |
$125n |
classic baseman's mitt with unusual web |
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Wilson 605L |
$150 |
split finger with triple-t-bar web, white/blue patch; great condition classic KURV-FORM |
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Wilson A2170 Ball Hawk |
$95n |
a classic two finger Ball Hawk from the 50's |
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Wilson A2140 Bob Elliot |
$85n |
nice black/red patch, c.1952 |
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Spalding 150 Monte Pearson |
$195n |
rare great split finger from the 40's; very nice |
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$125 |
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1922 version of the classic with THREE patches. |
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Art Houttemann; Rawlings G700 |
$15 |
A wall hanger. Too bad, was once a nice glove. |
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$95gm |
A classic example of a Pro Model s/f glove in superb condition |
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$125gm |
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$125gm |
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$295 |
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Yep. There it is. How many of these have you seen? You could say it was Al Gionfriddo’s if you took a picture in the mirror! And this one has the dot after the RR which might indicate that it was made for the pros, especially with the rolled laced web. |
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This is beautyand has the patch in the unusual location of on the lining and not the back. Coolness Here’s the patch. And markings. And front. |
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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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Baseball Bats+++++++ |
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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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33" nice black bat
with blue tape on handle; Rawlings Adirondack |
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S2 on knob; 35” I
bought this a long time ago thinking it was a Bill White bat but I'm told
it's from the late 40's so can't be. |
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Adirondack Jackie Robinson |
$20 |
Model 2500 black 28" Youth League Model |
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Philadelphia
Phillies +++++++ |
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Bats |
$550 |
All Phillies bats for $550 |
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George Vukovich Adirondack |
$15 |
Model 212B black bat; Professional Model; 32" |
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Gloves |
$550 |
All Phillies gloves for $550 |
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Ray Culp; MacGregor 300 |
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Chris Short; Wilson 2210 |
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Dick Stuart; Honus Wagner Co. MAC |
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Honus Wagner Co Athletic Goods; Pittsurgh, PA great patch |
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Gus Triandos; Wilson A254G |
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Tony Taylor; Sonnett MLS |
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Tony Taylor; Sonnett MLS |
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Mint, lht |
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Bobby Shantz; Regent BG334FR |
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Bobby Wine; Wilson A2201 |
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Dick Sisler; Rawlings T25 |
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The Major League CLAW; cool cloud Trapper patch |
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Vic Power; Rawlings JL42 |
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“CLAW” |
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Art Mahaffey; Rawlings R400T |
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Big Trapeze |
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Dick Allen; King MVP 5070 |
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Two toned baseman’s mitt |
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Some other stuff:
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$35 |
Vintage (I don’t know how old; maybe
50’s-70’s) AMF maroon size 38 letterman’s sweater in original package. Never worn. |
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$45 |
Size 10-1/2 mint in box; blue/white stripe |
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$45 |
Size 10-1/2 mint in box; orange/blue |
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$150-sold |
Great retro
flats; white/green. Mint in box. Size 11-1/2 USA |
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$125-sold |
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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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$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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this is the gold top; stainless back version from 1946. All functions working. A great classic watch. |
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Very rare 1/100th second; cal 192, MG1136 chronograph from 1950 in great condition; running fine. |
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Omega 30 second split flyback Olympic chronograph stopwatch. With red box. 21 jewels, 68mm diameter, model MG1135/cal.191. |
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Hamilton Ardmore for sale |
$1200 |
14K; 982 movement; #49722; 1935-36 I think; 19J |
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Very high quality chronograph made in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Works great. 19J, adj 3 pos, 8temps. |
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Beautiful and working condition, all original with officers band with wings; probably for a pilot. Any ideas? |
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Longines WWI era silver wrist watch; 15J, adj 3 pos, 13.33 movement |
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Top quality 56mm, said to have been used in 72 or 76 Winter Olympics; comes with papers and red case |
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$95-sold |
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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 LS3/5a monitor loudspeaker |
$3,500 |
Original classic 15 Ohm. S04937. |
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IMF RSPM Mk 3 speakers |
$995 |
Top of the line IMF’s with B139 Kef woofer and B110 mid; 4-way. |
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Western Electric
302 telephone in old rose thermo plastic.
Works fine. Made in 1950. |
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Marconi 7101 wood table radio |
$350 |
Great old English radio from about 1947. 45 lbs, 22x16x12”; MW, LW and SW bands. |
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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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$375 |
1930’s Atwater Kent model 317-J tombstone tabletop radio. All original. BC/SW. Fine tuning feature. Very nice. |
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$375 |
Zenith
A-600L trans-oceanic 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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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-sold |
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.
Clock parts sold to the public at wholesale
prices and clock repair in Portland, Oregon too.
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.
My link:
Vintage and newer baseball
gloves and other neat stuff For Sale
Group Travel Consulting: Dedicated to providing lower cost alternatives
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Specialist in High School, College and
Non-Profit Travel Arrangements
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 . Note: I no longer accept foreign money orders or checks because our banks now charge a ridiculous fee to process them.
Sad Note
and Warning: Benny Ayala is a thief. I regret to have to report to all you other
glove collectors to be very wary when dealing with Benny Ayala, the former
major league baseball player. I sent
him $1,200 for four mitts and he never sent the gloves even after half a dozen
phone calls and emails. Benny’s
address is: PO Box 222, Dorado, Puerto Rico
00646 and his email is benny.Ayala.27@gmail.com and his phone number is:
787-526-8020. In fact, the only email I’ve received from Benny has been a link
to a computer virus so I would also warn you against opening his emails!
Glove collecting has been a great hobby and in all the years I’ve been
collecting, I’ve only had one other such incident. I hope this does not happen to you.
If you happen to see any of these mitts for sale, please let me know as they
might be the ones I was supposed to receive:
Benito Santiago, Bengie
Molina, Ivan Rodriquez and another Ivan Rodriguez.
Thanks.
