1940's-1970's Fielders
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1. Jackie Jensen, MacGregor MJJ. A high quality mid size glove circa the late 1950's. Has all rolled leather piping. Has nice labeling and a great cloth label. Has smooth inside lining. Jensen was a superstar caliber player for the Red Sox during the 1950's but retired when the American League expanded to the West Coast in 1961 due to his fear of flying. No writing. Excellent condition. RHT Ex/Mt $45
2. Amos Otis, Rawlings XPG-26. A high quality glove circa the early 1970's. Has nice labeling, The inside lining has wear but is comfortable on the adult hand. The cloth label has a small tear. The web has been re-laced. A nice glove to use. No writing. RHT Ex+ $40 sold
3. Robin Roberts, MacGregor G110. "Personal Model". Circa 1955. This was MacGregor's top of the line glove in 1955 and became the "GCR" model in 1956 which was also their most expensive glove. This glove inside lining has a seam separation up inside the thumb slot and is otherwise smooth. Has a light facsimile signature. Has nice rolled leather piping. Has a very nice cloth label and incised button. The top of the "Spider Web" has wear. The outer leather could use conditioning. The fingers have been re-laced. No writing. Roberts pitched from 1948-66 and won 286 games. RHT Vg/Ex $50
4. Gil McDougald, MacGregor G44. A nice quality glove circa the late 1950's. Has supple leather with very nice rolled leather piping. Has bold labeling. Has smooth inside lining. Feels great on the hand. Has light writing on the back of the thumb. McDougald is one of the greatest Yankees second basemen of all time. He was the 1951 Rookie of the Year and in the next 10 years played in 8 World Series and was a 6 time All-Star. Excellent condition. RHT Ex/Mt $45
5. Jim Finigan, Wilson A2111. A nice adolescent size glove circa 1957. The inside lining has light wear and fits comfortably on my medium size hand. Has light labeling. No writing. Finigan was an All-Star in 1954 and 1955 with the Philadelphia and Kansas City A's. RHT Ex+ $30
6. Vic Power, Franklin F117. A superb youth or adolescent size glove. Has nice vinyl inside lining and bold labeling. Has light writing on the back. Power was one of the first Puerto Rican stars. He was a 6 time All-Star and 7 time Gold Glove winner during the 1950's-60's. RHT Ex/Mt $30
7. Ray Crone, Spalding 1174. A nice quality mid-sized glove with smooth inside lining. Has light labeling. Crone had several fine seasons with the Milwaukee Braves during the mid 1950's. He also pitched with the inagural 1958 San Francisco Giants. RHT Ex+ $35
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8. Don Kessinger, Spalding 42-3226. A very nice quality red, white and blue glove circa 1976. Has incredibly soft and supple leather throughout. Has superb white rolled leather piping. The inside lining is super smooth and fits very comfortably on the medium size hand. Has silver labeling. Has neatly printed writing on the web and the back of the thumb. Has a small stain near the cloth label. Kessinger played with the Cubs from 1964 to 1975 then played with the Cards and White Sox for 5 more years. He was a 6 time All-Star and 2 time Gold Glove winner. Excellent condition. LHT Ex/Mt $40
    
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