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   Vintage Baseball Glove Dating Guide

1910 - 1920  Gloves


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1910’s Reach Burgundy Leather Fielder’s Glove. Brass Button on back reads Reach.
This is a 1910 Walter Johnson baseball glove as documented by the National Baseball Hall of fame Library.

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1910’s Spalding Black Leather Fielder’s Glove. High quality, made of scarce black leather, features a great cloth patch and Spalding brass button. Although the one inch webs dominate this era they are still made in the 1920s
This Honus Wagner store model glove is one of the earliest example of an endorsed baseball glove circa 1915-1920. In 1905 Honus Wagner signed a contract with Hillerich & Bradsby co. and became the first player ever to endorse a bat

Random samples of Gloves and Mitts from this era

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Examples taken from a 1919 D&M advertisement
Workman style Full web gloves are still made at this time
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