Vintage baseball Gloves; Old, new, and used mitts, bats ... plus some other sports equipment.

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: 15May2012

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

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

Make/Model	Price-$	Description
mid 80’s ‘till now
Rawlings Pro-SPBB	$295	USA beauty, near mint. 11-1/2”
Rawlings Pro-8	$295-sale pending	Very rare USA pro stock model. 12”
Rawlings Pro-504BCB	$265	NrMint/Mint glove. Same model Dave Cone used. Ready to use. 12”
Rawlings Pro-SBW	$125	USA Heart Of the Hide Women’s Softball mitt. Broken In, ready to use. Has the wrist-guard too.
Rawlings K3 target mitt Johnny Bench endorsed	$135	This is a really nice mitt if you overlook the ripped off orange target part. Game used by someone; RIP with #4. Any ideas?
Wilson A2000/PS3	$370	Mint with tags outfield glove; 12.5”
Wilson A2000/PS1	$225	Huge 13” open web outfield glove
Wilson A2000/1786	$125	ProStock I-web infield glove; 11”
Wilson A1917 conform	$145	Black lht nicely broken in Pro-Stock DFS Conform with Pro-Sleeve finger sleeve; Dual Welting
Mizuno GCS	$95	11-1/4” infield glove; good player
Mizuno GTSU-7	$45	World Win from the early Curley Bates days; outfield model.
Mizuno MT-DW	$80	The “double web”. Not ambidextrous but pretty close to that sort of thinking. Interesting, huh?
Mizuno GOC-7	$225	Great outfield glove with World Win quality.
Mizuno MT8000 optiweb	$45	This is a neat idea if you haven’t seen it. The web has a tinted panel to protect against sun in the outfield. Pretty cool.
Louisville Slugger Orel Hershiser	$15	Black 10” youth glove; LPS66H
60’s to mid 80’s	Price	Description
Rawlings TG24 Bob Turley	$125-sold	Also signed by Turley on inside pinky
Rawlings TG36 Hank Bauer	$130-sale pending	Also signed by Bauer under endorsement
Rawlings XPG6 Mickey Mantle	$327-sale pending	This is an older model, old signature, snugger adjust wrist strap model
Rawlings Bobby Tolan XPG6	$65gm-sold	This is for the consummate professional.
Rawlings XPGP	$450gg	Another classic restored by Kenny Jenkins. Check out all the pics.
Rawlings Pro-CLT USA	$295	A rare model in EX+ condition with CANTILEVER web.
Rawlings Pro-LT USA	$145	Classic catcher’s mitt; Lite Toe
Rawlings Mike Schmidt KM10	$25	Good light model, nice pocket, good choice for junior high/high school. Wingtip, flexomatic.
Rawlings Boog Powell TN11	$185-sold	Trapper model HOH. Good feel/leather.
Rawlings DCT-7 HOH	$850	I’ve never seen another, let alone in mint condition with the original hang tag
Rawlings DDW-FB	$775	Very unusual pro-stock baseman’s mitt in NrMint condition; the same model the Johnny Bench used when he was at first base.
Rawlings Bill White CMP	$245	60’s HOH in EX+ condition.
Rawlings Eddie Mathews XPG10	$225gg	In incredibly nice condition inside and out
Rawlings Mike Schmidt KM10	$55	Very light infield glove. USA 70’s
Rawlings CMP Bill White	$170	mid 60’s baseman’s mitt. Good player too.
A rare HOH model 423??	$40	Ok. I didn’t fool you on this one. But, seriously, check out the bull in the pocket no this one. WF model 423 with pinky and thumb loop and L-heel.
Rawlings wagon wheel web knockoff	$40	A Palomares model 210 endorsed by Ebulon Hernandez Jr. (not sure of the first name, sorry)
Rawlings XPG7 Billy Williams	$850	MINT XPG7 Billy Williams two-toned. What can I say? lht
Rawlings Johnny Bench DE1	$80-sold	Great quality HOH
Rawlings Brooks Robinson	$120	XFCB30; looks good; feels great. Longhorn fastback; soft honey colored glove.
Rawlings Billy Williams	$125	XFCB HOH lht with bellows web
Rawlings Ken Boyer	$135	TG15 trapeze lht .rare early Heart of the Hide
Spalding Jim Bunning Personal Model 42-121	$325	This is a beautiful glove for collecting or for playing; equal to the Rawlings TT10
Spalding 42-4312	$95	Baseman’s mitt from 70’s. Super Trapper slot-back model. Lht. Very nice player mitt too.
Spalding Frank Bolling 42-211	$275	Personal model = Rawlings HPG3
Spalding Jim Bunning 42-102	$800	Jim Bunning Personal Model (same as Rawlings TGP); mint, with box with pricetag too. 12”
Spalding 42-2132	$700	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”
Spalding 42-2131	$75	Top quality Spalding almost like XFCB Rawlings
Wilson A2000XL	$315	USA open back, excellent player glove; early 80’s; 12”
Wilson A2000XLC USA	$245	Late 70’s closed back; great player glove; 12”
Wilson A2000XL USA	$350-sale pending	This one is in really nice shape. Late 70’s. 12”
MacGregor PCXS catcher’s mitt	$80	Excellent useable player mitt; Premium Prohide model (initial TBA on it). Ready to use now and nicely broken in.
Pre 1960	Price-$	Description
Spalding Marvel 102	$85gm	Pro Model luscious top of the line (’49-’51) catcher’s mitt in superb condition; fleece lined wrist
Rawlings Mickey Mantle MM5	$85gm	Very nice condition classic MM5
Geo Reach Pro Model COL	$95gm	A classic example of a Pro Model s/f glove in superb condition
George McQuinn Rawlings T70	$75gm	Another classic Rawlings trapper.
Stan Musial Marathon 60-4236	$85gm	Still lots of silver left in this classic. Big, clean, well-built mit.
Mickey Mantle MM5	$85gm-sold	Nice one, great patch and stamping
Charlie Keller Wards-Marathon 60-4226	$125gm	NrMint/Mint (only shelf wear) with the original box.
Terry Moore Western G1381	$75gm	Unique endorsed 2-finger glove in clean and very nice condition
D&M G55	$125gm	Beautiful clean horsehide with a nice patch and button.
KenWell Harry Gumbert	$95gm	Extra Large; great patch; great buy, very clean
Ewell Blackwell MacGregor Goldsmith	$95gm	A classic from the 50’s in great shape.
Joe Dimaggio OK	$95gm	OK Horsehide; USA model, big, well built, clean.
Harry Walker JCHiggines 1656	$125gm	Looks like it just came off the shelf.
Spalding Rocky Colavito 1041	$170	Small glove but beautiful condition.
Classic old 20’s glove	$45	Here’s a classic old glove from the 20’s and it’s in pretty nice shape too.
Richie Ashburn MacGregor OAE1	$95	Oregon Athletic Equipment Company; Portland, Ore. MacGregor ‘outsourced’ from 50’s with MacGregor button. Very good leather, feel, and lacing.
MW Joe Gordon 4205	$35-sold	The classic from Montgomery Wards.
Rawlings Walker Cooper NWC	$145	The classic of classic catcher’s mitts. (Rawlings black label on this one.)
MacGregor Goldsmith SG	$150	This is a really unusual glove that I’ve had in my collection for many years. Ambidextrous? Patch is upside down. Great leather. “THE SNARE”
Nokona Carl Erskine G57	$295	The classic. Hard to come by.
Rawlings RR Red Rolfe	$1111	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.
MacGregor Goldsmith Richie Ashburn G116	$225	Nice 50’s glove signed on the thumb by the man himself.
Wilson Del Ennis	$85	A2910 top quality glove with v-anchoring; late 50’s.
Rudy York Western’s G1342	$65	Very cool old baseman’s mitt with a web that reminds me of a lobster net or something. Nice soft leather.
Victor/Wright/Diston baseman’s mitt	$375gs	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.
Rawlings Bill Doak (original)	$95gm-sold	The classic. One of two patches.
Hawthorne Red Schoendienst	$150**gs	Model: RS - Mr. Shortstop - Mint very soft personal model with I-web; U.S.A.
Gamer/ Game Model gloves	Price	Description
Shane Nance Wilson Conform A1917	$185	Great glove, signed on back of dual hinge web along with #47; finger ramp, classic and still a great player glove too with signed card.
Mizuno Dennis Rutter New Yankees M1000	$650	Game used by Yankee prospect. This mitt is the oldest nicest Mizuno I’ve ever seen with special gold stamping and a great R.K. Mizuno patch. Early 60’s.
Heathcliff Slocumb MWV-500	$575	I hope the pics speak for itself. Except the pics don’t show the very cool white padding that he put in the lining of the glove. Marked with a cross, 51, JH, D.C.S. and signed.
Scott Bradley Mizuno CE-5H	$375-on hold	Signed and with great game use AND still lots of life left in it if you want to use it too.
Sean Green Louisville Pro 2C	$250	Great game use. Still a great player glove too. Hey, it’s a pro quality glove! Signed.
Dave Roberts Mizuno GPT-5N	$295	An early Curley Bates Mizuno; Cubs, Giants, Pirates, Mariners pitcher. Embroidered and signed and dated ’79 .
Rawlings Pro H-F Leon Roberts	$325	I’m not sure about this one but I think it’s Leon Roberts’ glove. Feels great on the hand.
Mizuno MWV-600 Danny Shaeffer gamer	$425	Quintessential infield glove; perfect condition. Signed on back and name on the patch.
Rawlings Pro 12-TC Paul Runge gamer	$975	Absolutely beautiful signed glove from the Braves’ infielder.
Cal Ripken Jr. Pro 6-HF commemorative 2131 glove	$1,650	Be the only kid on your block to own one of these! Really, as far as we know, there were only six of these commemorative game model gloves made. Mint with tags. If you’re looking for a great glove for Cal to sign, I don’t think you could beat this.
Rawlings Dennis Martinez	$950	XPG6-H is the same model that Mantle used. Great gamer from Martinez.
Rawlings Ozzie Smith gamer	$9,995	This is by far the best glove in my collection. It’s both signed by Ozzie and it has his sorbet pad that was made especially for him. Not only that, it’s actually stamped TG12 and the leather is, well, nothing short of fantastic. LOA included.
Rawlings XPG3 – Steve Nicosia	$650	Game used fielder’s glove from catcher Steve Nicosia from the 80’s when with Pirates/Giants. Great feel to this glove. His name is in block on the thumb and he signed it on the wrist strap.
Rawlings XFG2-P – Jerry Terrell	$650	Another old game used glove from the 70’s, this time, by Jerry Terrell. He played for the Twins and the Royals. This is also a rare model glove in superb condition. His name is on the back of the pinky and his #1 is on the web although faint now.
Jay Ragni (Pacific Coast League)	$325	Nokona G57 Carl Erskine model (Ragni was a southpaw); 1952.
? – Don Gullett or Woody Fryman or perhaps Randy Jones	$195	Pro stock Rawlings XFG6-P with #35 on it.
David Segui	$495	Great Rawlings first base mitt from a tremendous glover

Some bats and other stuff:

Make/Model	Price-$	Description
AMF vintage varsity letterman’s sweater	$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.
H&B Cal Ripken Jr.	$95	Brand new store model bat; 180, 35”; great for getting signed.
Adirondack Jackie Robinson	$20	Model 2500 black 28" Youth League Model
Adirondack George Vukovich	$15	Model 212B black bat; Professional Model; 32"
Puma Tornado track spikes	$45	Size 10-1/2 mint in box; blue/white stripe
Puma Hurricane track spikes	$45	Size 10-1/2 mint in box; orange/blue
Brooks track spikes	$65	Classic vintage USA Brooks track and field spikes; mint with box, size 11, blue/yellow nylon uppers and seven spike bottom. I don’t know the age of these but I’d guess the 70’s. Model on inside is 8721. Box says Brooks; Hanover, Pa., U.S.A.
Adidas Spezial (Gazelle)	$125	Size 10-1/2 USA; blue/white with gum bottom
Adidas Melbourne	$150	Great retro flats; white/green. Mint in box. Size 11-1/2 USA
Adidas Saturn	$125	Wow. I remember these from the 60’s. This is a pair of mint in the box Adidas Saturn spikes, size 7-1/2, Made In West Germany, red suede or kangaroo with white stripes; standard four spike bottom.
Adidas World Cup 66	$90-sold	Pair of size 11.5/USA; 11-UK Adidas World Cup ’66 black/white stripe. Mint in box with tags. Nice shoes!
Adidas Finalist tennis shoes	$25	A vintage pair of tennis shoes, size 10, that have never been worn but the white canvas uppers have some brown discoloring which I think could be cleaned but I’m not going to try.
Adidas Jesse Owens shoes	$225	Hard to find Jesse Owens replicas, mint/box size 11.5
Adidas Titan blue shoes	$90-SOLD	Size 11(UK), 11-1/2 (USA); with box; new; (2 pounds)
Kodachrome 25 slide film	$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.
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)
Spalding Wilt Chamberlain baseketball	$65	Model 163 basketball from the 60’s
Bata Running Shoes	$20	White jogging shoes, size 10-/12 new in box
US Navy Bomber’s jacket	$175 ns	Great USN leather flight jacket from 60’s/70’s.
Royal Scot / Raleigh classic bike	$425	Royal Scot / Raleigh classic 50's 3-speed bicycle/bike; black for sale. 30” . Rides fine. Comes with baskets too. Made In England, of course. Sturmey Archer 3-sp. And the most comfortable Brooks saddle.
Seiko Cal A826 chronograph	$250-sold	Seiko A826 choronograph wrist watch is the same model that Doc Brown used in “Back To The Future” – cool watch with lanyard/trigger for recording split times.
Omega Olympic size chronograph	$975	Omega 30 second split flyback Olympic chronograph stopwatch. With red box. 21 jewels, 68mm diameter, model MG1135/cal.191.
McIntosh 1900 receiver	$425	MAC 1900 . Excellent tuner in this (I believe) first McIntosh solid state receiver. Works fine.
Teac 3340S	$475	Teac 3340S reel to reel, 4-channel, with original box
Shure 555 microphone Elvis type	$95-sold	Classic old wide microphone that you see in so many pictures of classic singers from the 40’s and 50’s.
Bel Canto DAC2	$725-mrt	Bel Canto DAC-2 digital to analog converter; excellent+ condition; original owner; non-smoking environment. Includes a 1-meter DH Labs digital cable.
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)
Looking for Rogers LS3/5a’s?	Sorry	They’re gone!
IMF ALS30 speakers	$575	Perfect pair of small to mid-sized speakers from 1981.
IMF TLS50 II transmission line speakers	$825	Studio Monitors See this website for more info on the TLS 50 II; dimensions: 96 cm x 36 cm x 38 cm each, 27kgs weight.
IMF Professional Monitor speakers	$1875	Incredible pair of transmission line speakers. If you know what these are, you know how great they are. Excellent condition.
IMF RSPM Mk 3 speakers	$1275	Top of the line IMF’s with B139 Kef woofer and B110 mid; 4-way.
IMF TLS50 transmission line speakers	$375	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.
Western Electric 302 red telephone	$1200	Western Electric 302 colored telephone in red thermoplastic; perfect deskset. Works too. Marked 1952 on inside.
Western Electric old rose 302 telephone	$875	Western Electric 302 telephone in old rose thermo plastic. Works fine. Made in 1950.
Western Electric railroad scissors phone	$125	This is an odd phone. It is the type of scissors phone that was used in railroad offices but someone (not I) has tried to add a push button dialing mechanism. Comes with original headset and extra brown cords that went with it.
Meissner model 2961 console radio from 1946/1947	$1250	A beauty outside and inside. AM/FM/SW/phono. Fully restored and sounds great.
Atwater Kent 317J	$375	1930’s Atwater Kent model 317-J tombstone tabletop radio. All original. BC/SW. Fine tuning feature. Very nice.
Zenith Transoceanic A600L	$450	Zenith A-600L trans-oceanic brown leather multi-band, portable, with wave-magnet, original operating manual and schematic. Works and looks great.
Stromberg 27 console	$900jc	Beautiful 30’s console working great. Just look!
Sparton Model 930 "Equasonne" 1929 console radio	$650jc	Wood, inner dial, lower cloth grille with cut-outs, double front doors, stretcher base, 3 knobs, BC, 9 Tubes. Electrically restored, working great. Cabinet near perfect, with original finish. Crating for long distance shipping $85.
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 (Whethersfield Connecticut)
Sunbeam Mixer	20-mixer-sold	A classic Model 7 Mixmaster from the 1930’s.
Optimus Speakers	$125	Optimus PRO LX4 speakers; great bookshelfs
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!

Gold Glove Award Winners

Baseball-Bats.net

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.

Vintage Sports Shoppe

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.

Web Page of John Manges

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.

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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 . 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.