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10-25-2007, 03:56 PM
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Picking the Brains of the Hobby Experts
Posted By: Clint
The earliest gloves I know about are the fingerless gloves. They resemble weightlifter gloves. There were earlier ones but I don't believe they can be distinguished from regular gloves. Here's a cabinet of the Draper Maynard factory. They made some of the first baseball mitts. I'll post another photo later of the gloves. 
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