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Circa 1900 A.J. Reach Brand Full Web Baseball Glove. This very attractive glove features lighter white toned leather, and has an intact liner. The glove has a sewn on Reach label on the wrist strap. The glove measures 8 inches wide by 8.75 inches tall. A great looking early Reach glove. Sold	Circa 1890's Crescent Pad Catcher's Mitt.  This larger size glove features a plump crescent pad on its palm.  The glove has had some restoration, with a replacement buckle strap and one of the grommet web lacing areas has been replaced as well.  The glove has soft leather, and is a fantastic looking 19th century mitt. Sold	Circa 1890's Crescent Pad Catcher's Mitt.  This larger size glove features a plump crescent pad on its palm.  The glove appears to have a period strap replacement, with antique grommets being used. There is a small tear in the leather at the right side of the strapping.  The glove has soft leather, and is a fantastic looking 19th century mitt. Sold
Circa 1920's Spalding Young Star Model Tunnel Loop Style Baseball Glove.  This glove features soft and supple leather and features a strong Spalding logo on the palm as well as retains its original Spalding button.  An attractive early Spalding glove. Sold	Circa 1910 Esanbe Sporting Goods 1 inch Web Baseball Glove.  This beautiful glove is from a seldom scene maker, and has a bold makers mark.  The glove is marked as genuine horsehide, with the model number 1 75 HL.  The glove has soft and supple leather, and is a smaller sized glove measuring 8 inches tall by 7 inches wide.  A great looking glove from a rare maker. Sold	Circa 1930 Al Simmons Player Model Denkert Brand Lace Up Back Baseball Glove. This glove is a Denkert mark, and Al Simmons in block lettering with his facsimile signature below. The glove is in beautiful condition. Sold
Circa 1910 Pennant Brand Model K510 Full Web Baseball Glove with Great Period Stitch Repair to 1 finger.  The glove has some leather loss on the finger areas on the palm side, but overall the glove has soft and supple leather.  The glove has strong Pennant markings on the palm. $140.00	Circa 1910 Gambles Brand Model # DG102X 1 Inch Web Baseball Glove.  This glove features soft supple leather, and bears the Gamble maker mark on the palm area.  The glove measures 8.5 inches tall by 8.5 inches wide, and is in excellent condition, retaining its original ornate button. Sold.	1940'S Andy Pafko Autographed Player Model Wilson Brand Baseball Glove. This glove is a 1940's Wilson brand model # 658 Andy Pafko signature model. The glove features bold Pakfo autograph. The autograph does not have a letter of authenticity, but I am confident given its sourcing that it is authentic.  An attractive early Cubs related glove. $200.00
Circa 1910 Spalding Brand Buckle Back Catcher's Mitt.  This larger glove features a red cloth spalding tag, and a buckle back strap.  The glove is in overall nice condition, with some mild oxidation to the grommets.  An attractive early catcher's mitt. $140.00	Circa 1900 Olympic Brand Full Web Baseball Glove.  This glove features an Olympic mark on its palm, along with the model 51.  This glove is a recent find, and has not been cleaned or conditioned.  The glove measures 8.5 inches tall and 7.5 inches wide.  The glove does feature dry areas of leather, and mild cracking to the palm area. $150.00	Circa 1950's Curt Simmons Autograph Model Draper & Maynard Baseball Glove.  The glove features soft and supple leather and strong markings. Sold
Circa 1890's Light colored Buckskin Left Handed Catcher's Mitt.  This glove has nice soft buckskin, and orange toned leather on the sides.  I cannot find a makers mark on this mitt, and it is missing half of its buckle strap.  Nice early left handed catcher's mitt. INV#0391 Sold	Circa 1900 Bon Tober Brand Catcher's Mitt.  This glove is composed of a suede like leather, but does have a tear at the top of the palm area.  The glove features an extremely strong Bon Tober maker's mark with the model number C300.  The glove also retains its original button.  Despite its damage, this is still an attractive early mitt. Sold	Circa 1940's TruSport Brand Joe DiMaggio Model Baseball Glove.  This glove has not been cleaned or conditioned at all.  The Trusport mark is present but tough to discern.  Sold
	Circa 1920 Edward K. Tryon Brand Catcher's Mitt.  This great early mitt features a sewn on Tryon tag, and is in very nice condition with soft and supple leather. Sold.
The below gloves have been sold or are no longer available.
Circa 1910 Black Leather 1 Inch Web Baseball glove unknown maker.  The glove features perfectly soft and supple leather, with an intact leather liner, and piping.  The glove measures 9 inches tall by 8 inches wide, and does have any discernable makers markings.  Sold.	Circa 1900 Draper & Maynard Fielder's Mitt.  This attractive turn of the century glove features a sewn on D&M maker's tag.  The glove has soft and supple leather and measures 8 inches tall by 7.75 inches wide.  An attractive early D&M mitt. Sold.	Spectacular Extremely Scarce 1880's Workman Webless Crescent Glove.  This beauty features a plump crescent pad and this sparsely padded glove is a true workman glove, with no web present.  The glove features soft and supple leather, and has fully intact wool padding.  The glove measures 8.5 inches tall, by 7 inches wide at the thumb area.  The glove features a metal button, and there is no identifying makers mark present on the glove.  These very early style workman gloves are nearly impossible to find, and this is outstanding 19th century baseball relic would be a treasured addition to any collection. No Longer Available.
Circa 1900 Black Leather Full Web Glove by unknown maker.  This glove has no discernable makers mark, and measures 7.75 inches tall by 7 inches wide.  Attractive early glove. Sold.	Circa 1910 Spalding Brand Fielder Mitt.  This attractive glove features a Spalding Trademark button, and the makers mark on the palm is present but very difficult to discern.  The leather is in great condition, this glove has a great look. INV#0550 Sold.	Circa 1890's Unusual Child Sized Mitten Style Catcher's Mitt with sewn pocket.  This smaller sized 19th century glove has a slot in which you slide your hand.  This glove measures  a little over 8 inches tall and 8 inches wide, and it has a round sewn area in the pocket.  The glove has some wear, but still has a great early look. INV#0403 Sold.
Early 1940's Wilson Brand U.S. Army Special Services marked First Baseman's Mitt.  This glove has soft supple leather, with a rich mahogany color.  Great looking glove dating to the WWII era. Sold.	Circa 1910 Wright & Ditson Two Toned Leather Fielder Mitt.  This attractive glove has an embossed Tennis Player Wright & Ditson logo on the palm side, and has a buckle back.   Nice looking early glove.  INV#0410 Sold.	Circa 1900 Sparsely padded Full Web Youth Sized Baseball glove by unknown maker.  This attractive glove has soft and supple lighter brown leather, and a nice full web.  I cannot discern any maker on the glove, and it measures 7.5 inches tall, by 6.5 inches wide.  An attractive early full web glove. Sold.
1925 Patent Date Unknown Maker Catcher's Mitt.  This glove features Patented Nov 24 1925 on its wrist area, but I cannot find a maker anywhere on the glove.  The glove has a great look and is in very nice condition. INV#0414 Sold.	Late 1940's Gem Mint Nokona Brand Professional Model Baseball Glove in its original box.  This glove is in perfect, seemingly unworn glove, with soft and supple leather and strong markings.  The glove is a Nokona Model number 104 glove, with Frank Brown Professional model stamping.  The gloves box features an attractive nokona label, and while its top exhibits some moisture markings, it is in otherwise very nice shape with no rips or tears.  Overall a fantastic looking unworn 1940's Nokona glove. Sold.	Circa 1900 Ken Wel Brand Pillow Style Catcher's Mitt with rare Decker Patent Leather protection.  This glove is a large sized catcher mitt, and has a thickly padded palm.  It features a Ken Wel cloth tag on front side.  The decker patent region does have a name carved in it, but with that exception, this glove is in wonderful condition.  The Decker Patent was a leather covering at the top of the glove meant to protect the wearer's fingers from Ty Cobb-esque flying cleats.  Great early Ken Wel mitt. INV#0547 Sold.
Circa 1910 Well Made Black Leather 1 Inch Web Baseball Glove.  This interesting glove does not have a maker's mark and is composed of a perforated patterned style leather.  The glove is a smaller sized glove measuring 8 inches tall, and just under 8 inches wide.  The glove features soft and supple leather, and has a mahogany toned interior leather lining.  A very attractive and interesting early glove. Sold.	Circa 1900 Tryon Brand Fielder's Basemitt.  This interesting little glove has an embossed Tryon mark on its palm; Tryon was a Philadelphia area Sporting Goods supplier.  This smaller sized glove has a neat look. INV#0552 Unvailable	Circa 1910 Spalding Buckle Back and Buckle web Catcher's Mitt.  There is a large Spalding logo on the palm side as seen in the above photo.  The leather of this glove is very soft and supple, and it has a nice plumply padded pocket.  INV#0405 Sold.
Circa 1910 M&H Brand Buckskin Buckle-back Catcher's Mitt.  The glove features an embossed M&H logo on its palm; M&H was a Philadelphia area sporting good supplier.  The buckskin of this glove has a suede-like quality, and the glove is in beautiful condition.  Great early mitt from a rare maker. INV#0553 Sold.	Circa 1900 Spalding Full Web Baseball Glove.  This glove features a light brown soft supple leather, and a red sewn on Spalding tag.  The glove has some mild dry areas and cracking in the liner region, but overall is in very nice condition. Sold.	Very Interesting Crescent Padded Wilson Brand Softball Glove.  Ok, so softball gloves are the ugly stepsisters in the glove world, but this one is a very interesting bizarre looking early glove.  The glove has a Wilson mark on its palm as well as model 692.  There is some dried out areas of leather on its back, but the intersting side is soft and supple.  There is a bizarre very plump crescent pad that extends from mid thumb to mid pinky that protudes out just over 1.5 inches from the glove.  This rare early softball glove surely is an oddity. INV#0345 Sold.
Circa 1918 to 1927 Victor, Wright & Ditson Youth Sized Full Web Baseball Glove.  This glove features soft and supple lighter color leather, and measures 7 inches tall by 6.5 inches wide.  The glove features a nice sewn on Victor,Wright & Ditson tag on its back, as well as a VWD metal button.  Attractive full web glove from a short lived merged maker.  Sold	Victorian era Homemade Children's Baseball Catcher's Mitt.  This smaller sized 19th century glove has a slot in which you slide your hand.  The back side is composed of striped canvas type fabric, while the palm sized is more of a leather style covering, with a leather reinforcement where the thumb meets the rest of the mitt.  The glove measures 8 inches tall by 6.75 inches wide.  There is leather flaking on the palm side, but overall the glove has a great look. INV#1294 Sold.	Early 1920's Wilson Western Sporting Goods "Snake" Henry Signature Model First Baseman's Mitt.  Frederick "Snake" Henry played for the Boston Braves from 1922 to 1923, but had a more successful minor league career, in which he compiled 3384 career hits (fifth all time in minor league history), 675 doubles, and 200 triples (both ranking him second all time).  The glove is in nice condition with soft leather, and strong markings on its palm area. Sold.
Circa 1940's Rawlings Brand Granny Hamner Player Model Baseball Glove.  This attractive glove features very strong markings and soft and supple leather. Sold.	Circa 1910 Fielder's Basemitt with double leather reinforced palm.  This glove has no distinguishable makers mark.  Neat looking glove. INV#0555 Sold.	Circa 1900 Spalding Full Web Baseball Glove.  This glove is a new find, and has not been cleaned or conditioned in anyway.    This glove features a black sewn on Spalding tag and retains its original button. A fantastic looking glove in very nice condition.  This is a larger sized glove measuring 9.5 inches tall by 8.75 inches wide.  The glove does have the numeral 12 neatly marked on the web, and lightly has a name written the back side. Sold.
WWII Era Early 1940's Hutch Brand Ival "Goody" Goodman Model Baseball Glove, with Special Services U.S. Army markings.  This glove is in very nice condition with strong markings and soft and supple leather. Sold.	Beautiful Circa 1890's A.J. Reach Crescent Pad Full Web Baseball Glove.  This stunning glove features an early sewn Reach cloth tag on the wrist strap and retains its original ornate button.  The glove features a plump crescent pad on the palm.  The glove has small tear at the seam of the middle finger but is in otherwise outstanding condition with soft and supple leather.  The glove measures 7.5 inches tall by 7.25 inches at its widest point.  A fantastic looking 19th century glove. Sold.	Circa 1910 1 Inch Web Professional Baseball Glove by Unknown Maker.  This glove features Professional Model, and Genuine Horsehide markings on the palm as well as a 5GS Model number.  The glove features overall nice leather, with some dry areas.   Sold.
Circa 1910 A.J. Reach Brand Buckle Back Catcher's Mitt.  This mitt features a good deal of dry and cracking leather, but it has not been cleaned or conditioned at all.  The glove retains is cloth Reach tag and its buckle back apparatus. Sold	Beautiful Circa 1890's A.J. Reach Crescent Pad Full Web Baseball Glove.  This fantastic glove features an early sewn Reach cloth tag on the wrist strap and retains its original A.J. Reach button.  The glove features a plump crescent pad on the palm.  The glove is in outstanding condition with soft and supple leather and is good sized glove measuring   The glove measures 9.5 inches tall by 9 inches at its widest point.  A fantastic looking 19th century glove. Sold.	Circa 1940's Rawlings Brand Dick Sisler Player Model Baseball Glove.  This attractive glove features very strong markings and soft and supple leather. Sold.