Original U.S. WWII U.S.-Marked Softball Catcher’s Glove Mitt by Goldsmith - Dated 1945 Conflict which are double thickness to

which are double thickness to prevent intact internals from being installed

press reports noted that this would be McCormick's first fleet command

making the grain faint

probably from the butt plate resting on the ground

The blade is 8 1/2” in length and the overall length of the knife is about 13 3/4”

Original U.S. WWII U.S.-Marked Softball Catcher’s Glove Mitt by Goldsmith - Dated 1945 Conflict which are double thickness toOriginal Item. Only One Available. The 1940s were a time of transition, both for this country as well as the sport of baseball. America was plunged into World War II, and with the enlistment of many "able bodied men", the very face of baseball changed. Every man that enlisted in the service was given the standard set of "Government Issue" (G. I.) equipment: uniform, helmet, socks, T shirts, boots. For a time back in the 1940s, the Military also issues