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So, while this isnt game used its for sure something that could be in a collection.
McGwire used a Rawlings Model PROCMHCB. He is credited by Rawlings glovemaker Bob Clevehagen as starting the "2 tone" color way. He used black and when a repair was needed to his web, tan was all that was available at the time. He happened to dig it, and stuck with it. There were many different vatiations from all black with a simple suspended tan web bar suspended by x lacing to his more famous black glove with tan piping outlining with tan lace and the entire pocket/web was tan. There are different variances, but in 1998/99 Rawlings issued a mass retail version of the glove (PROCMHCB2) as well as a limited edition exact replica. Some were auto'd, some were not but I am looking for this exact replica version. Most have his name on the side followed by 1 or 2 periods to help distinguish it from being an actual game used/issued I know there are some BigMac collectors on here and hoped one of them may be able to point me in the right direction. Thank you very much for both your time and help!!
So, while this isnt game used its for sure something that could be in a collection.
McGwire used a Rawlings Model PROCMHCB. He is credited by Rawlings glovemaker Bob Clevehagen as starting the "2 tone" color way. He used black and when a repair was needed to his web, tan was all that was available at the time. He happened to dig it, and stuck with it. There were many different vatiations from all black with a simple suspended tan web bar suspended by x lacing to his more famous black glove with tan piping outlining with tan lace and the entire pocket/web was tan. There are different variances, but in 1998/99 Rawlings issued a mass retail version of the glove (PROCMHCB2) as well as a limited edition exact replica. Some were auto'd, some were not but I am looking for this exact replica version. Most have his name on the side followed by 1 or 2 periods to help distinguish it from being an actual game used/issued I know there are some BigMac collectors on here and hoped one of them may be able to point me in the right direction. Thank you very much for both your time and help!!
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