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08-28-2009, 02:07 PM
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Mr. Mitt, no biggie. Everyone has a different perspective on the issue. It all comes down to what you like. It's a little bit restoration, a little bit preservation, and sometimes a blend of both.
khkco4bls, did you replace the button? I've never heard of a Spalding Duck web. Finding a vintage full web as a lining donor is doable. The piping is a little trickier. Not only is it very thin, and thus very fragile, it is cut to size for each glove. You'd be looking at a splice job and the colors would most likely have to be blended using three, possibly more, donor sections. It's all possible. 
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