This glove is what is known as a "six" fingered glove due to the webbing being made like a sixth finger. It is a 1940's - 50's era Harvey Haddix model glove made by MacGregor. Richie Ashburn was one of the 1950 Phillies Whiz Kids" who won the pennant but lost the World Series to the heavily favored Yankees, losing 3 of the 4 games by 1 run. The glove is in excellent condition.

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Late 1940's-1950's black baseball spikes. These spikes are in near mint condition. No scuffing or splitting.   

This is a 1930's era split fingered glove made by the Goldsmith Company (now MacGregor-Goldsmith). It is a Joe Cronin model glove. Joe Cronin started his career with Pittsburgh in the N.L. in 1926 and later played for Washington and Boston in the A.L. during his 20 career as an infielder, mainly at shortstop. He was later a player-manager for the Washington Senators and managed the Boston Red Sox. He was inducted into the major League Baseball Hall of Fame in 1956. This glove is in beautiful condition for its age.   

This is an 1890s-1905 era baseman's mitt. The glove has no separation of fingers as became popular in later models. The piping is in excellent condition as is the glove. No splits or tears. A great show piece.

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This vintage baseman's mitt is from the early 1900s era. The "fingered" mitts were worn mainly by pitchers. This glove is in great shape and would make a terrific addition to someone's collection.   

This is a 1940's era split fingered fielder's glove used by the US military during WWII. These gloves were used in inter-company games and pickup games or a simple game of catch by the troops during their brief periods of rest. It is stamped US 1945 on the back of the glove. This glove was made by the Goldsmith Company (now MacGregor-Goldsmith) and is in excellent shape.    

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This is a 1920's-30's era split fingered fielder's glove. These gloves did not have laced fingers like later models. This glove was made by the Goldsmith Company (now MacGregor-Goldsmith) and is in excellent shape.    

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This is a 1940's-50's Richie Ashburn model fielders glove. Richie's name is stamped on the glove and it is also autographed. Richie Ashburn was inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame in 1995. He died 2 years later. He spent 15 years in the majors and 12 of them playing center field for the Phillies. He won the NL batting title twice (1955, 1958) and carried a lifetime .308 batting average. He was also a longtime Phillies Broadcaster up until his death in 1997. This is a normal five fingered fielder's glove. All of the labeling is ingreat condition and the lacing is intact. This glove has no splits, cracks or tears. It is in excellent condition and displays well as seen here.   

The mini-gloves are small promotional gloves made by Academa Sports Company. They are used to promote their full-sized professional model gloves. They are 7" from top of webbing to the heel of the glove and about 6" across. Perfect for desktop display. They are actual smaller leather versions of their larger professional models. Signed by Robin Roberts and inscribed "HOF 76" - his Hall of Fame induction year of 1976.

Signed by Tug McGraw with his traditional "smiley face" signature.   

Signed by three former Phillies catcher's. This is autographed by Keith Moreland, Bob Boone & Clay Dalrymple. The mini-gloves are small promotional gloves made by Academa Sports Company. They are used to promote their full-sized professional model gloves. They are actually smaller leather versions of their larger professional models. They are 7" from top of webbing to the heel of the glove and about 6" across. Perfect for desktop display.   

   

This is a MacGregor 1940's player model button back glove. It is stamped Eddie Joost on the end finger of the pocket. Eddie Joost played 2B for Cincinnati in the 30's and 40's and for Boston in the NL in the 40's. He played for the Philadelphia A's from 1948 to 1954 and as player-manager in 1954 until they moved to Kansas City. The glove is in excellent shape with all lacing and piping intact. No splits or tears. Just shows normal wear. It is autographed by Eddie Joost on the outside of the end finger.   

This is Regent player model glove with Bobby Shantz stamped in the pocket.  It is a L/H glove like the one Bobby wore during his playing days with the A's, Yankees, Cardinals and Phillies. Bobby Shantz was the 1952 AL MVP. The glove is autographed by Bobby on the outside of the thumb. The glove is in excellent condition with all lacing and piping intact as well as the labeling.   

This is Regent player model glove with Curt Simmons stamped in the pocket.  It is a L/H glove like the one Curt wore duiring his playing days with the Cardinals and Phillies. The glove is also autographed by Curt on the outside of the end finger. The glove is in excellent condition with all lacing and piping intact as well as the labeling.   

This is a beautifully preserved Wilson 1940's-1950's Eddie Waitkus player model 1st baseman's mitt. As one of "The Whiz Kids" for the 1950 Phillies Eddie Waitkus played 1st base from 1949 until 1955 for the Phils. He may best be remembered for being shot in the chest by a deranged fan at a hotel in Chicago in 1949 but survived to play for 6 more years. This glove has all of the lacing and piping intact and has no splits or tears and shows very little wear. It makes a beautiful display piece.   

   

This is a MacGregor 1930's-1940's Frank McCormick player model 1st baseman's mitt with his name stamped in the pocket. Frank McCormick played in the 30's and 40's with Cincinnati, Phillies and Boston Braves. This glove is in great shape will labeling intact as well as the lacing and piping. It show normal wear.   

This is an M & W Sporting Goods 1930's-1940's "Snap 'Em" model fielder's mitt. It is for a left handed player. The glove is in terrific shape with all lacing intact. There is some slight splitting of the piping as seen on the back of the mitt but labeling is clearly visible and there are no splits or cracks. Great shape for a mitt of its age. Makes a great display piece.   

This is a 1940's Spalding "Trapper" model 1st baseman's mitt. This glove is in great shape except for some torn piping at the wrist on the pocket side of the glove and on the back hand opening portion. It can be seen in the photo. Other than that the glove is in great shape with all lacing intact and labeling clearly visible. A good deal at this price.   

This is a Wilson "Trapper" model 1st baseman's mitt from the 1940s era. It is in excellent condition with all of the lacing intact and the piping in great condition. It has no splits or cracks only shows normal signs of wear. This is a great display piece. With this glove we will also throw in another similar model Trapper that needs all of the lacing. It is very old and needs some work so we will include it for FREE.