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04-27-2012, 07:56 PM
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Thanks to all, for the input so far. The measurements are a bit bigger than the Handball Gloves of the era. Also, the early Handball Gloves typically had less padding, split fingers, and more of a "tornado" or spiral stitch pattern. Similar to this one, bit different...
This one is being sold as a Baseball Glove, but I am skeptical as well. Maybe some of the seasoned Glove Gurus will chime in after the fact. If it is a Baseball Glove, it's an insanely rare example. 
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