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1976 Woolco Winfield Baseball Glove ad
1976 Woolco Winfield Baseball Glove ad


  Woolworth and Woolco Company Winfield Brand Baseball Gloves
 
Winfield Baseball Glove
Woolworth Winfield Brand Baseball Gloves
Item Details

MANUFACTURING PERIOD
1950's-1980

MANUFACTURER
Made for the
F. W. Woolworth Company


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NOTES:
 
   Winfield was a line of Juvenile, toy and discount store quality baseball equipment carried by the "Five-and-Dimes" variety store F. W. Woolworth Company. The in-store brand seems to have been taken from the founder, Frank Winfield Woolworth's middle name. The Winfield F33 Juvenile baseball gloves were sold separately, and as part of a "Junior Baseball Set" that included a baseball & bat. Other Winfield gloves include; 216 Juvenile catchers mitt, F60 Pafko Model, F60 Kaline Model, F64V Boone Model, F430 Reese Model, F25  League Model, F17 Junior Model, C213 catchers mitt, C152 catchers mitt, C88 Boys League catchers mitt, B44 Base Mitt, . 

 The Winfield brand developed into a larger line of sporting goods that was also sold by Woolco, a subsidiary of the F. W. Woolworth Company, which was founded in 1962. The Winfield line of sporting goods carried by Woolco included; tennis rackets & balls, Soccer balls, bicycle accessories, badminton, dartboard sets, table tennis sets, binoculars, jump ropes, boxing gloves, sports shoes, baseball bats, and gloves. The Winfield "Diamond Pro" line of baseball gloves was introduced around 1975. The Woolco company closed it's U.S. stores in 1983, while the parent company F.W. Woolworth, closed in 1997.
 
 
Woolworth Woolco Winfield Brand Baseball Gloves
Winfield Woolworth Juvenile baseball Glove Back  1976 Winfield Woolco Baseball Glove
Winfield Woolworth Juvenile baseball Glove Back 1976 Winfield Woolco
Diamond Pro Baseball Glove ad

1976 Woolworth Winfield Diamond Pro Baseball Glove ad
1976 Woolworth Winfield Diamond Pro Baseball Glove ad

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