Vintage 1950s MacGregor G150 Ferris Fain Personal Model Trapper First Base Mitt For Sale

No problem at all! Since the glove is for a Right-Hand Thrower (meaning it is worn on the left hand), we will swap \"LHT\" out for RHT. This is an important update, as right-handed gear generally attracts a broader audience of collectors and recreational vintage players. [1]
Here are your revised listing details:
## 🏷️ Updated Title
Vintage 1950s MacGregor G150 Ferris Fain Personal Model Trapper First Base Mitt 📝 Item Description
Item Specifics:*
* Brand: MacGregor
* Model: G150 \"Personal Model\" Trapper
* Player Endorsement: Ferris Fain (Stamped in pocket)
* Position: First Base Mitt
* Handedness: Right Hand Throw / Fits on Left Hand
* Era: Vintage 1940s–1950s
* Country of Manufacture: USA [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Description:
Up for sale is a rare, authentic Vintage MacGregor G150 \"Personal Model\" Trapper First Baseman\'s Baseball Mitt. This classic piece of mid-century baseball history features the stamped endorsement signature of two-time American League batting champion Ferris Fain directly in the pocket area. This is a Right-Hand Throw (RHT) model, designed to be worn on the left hand. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Key Features & Markings:*
* Original MacGregor Cloth Patch: The classic black and gold woven label is fully intact on the back wrist portion.
* Adjustable Loop Instructions: Features the original stamped text clear and legible: \"Place all fingers in this section. Small & third fingers thru adjustable loop.\"
* Model Number: Explicitly stamped with the G150 model designation. [3]
* Personal Name Inscription: Features a previous owner\'s name (\"John Haas\") written neatly in vintage cursive across the back fingers, proving its history on the local diamond.
THE JOHN HAAS BURNED INTO THE GLOVE WAS MY FATHER, EHO ALSO BRIEFLY PLAYED IN THE PHILLIES ORGANIZATION.Condition Report:
This item is being sold in vintage, pre-owned condition with an authentic, aged patina. The premium full-grain leather shows expected surface wear, darkening, and minor surface cracking typical for an unrestored glove of this era. The perimeter lacing and heavy leather bindings are largely intact, holding the classic \"Trapper\" shape beautifully. No major structural tears or open rips are present in the primary leather shell or pocket. [4]
Whether you are looking for a historical display piece for a sports room, a unique addition to a vintage baseball glove collection, or a premium candidate for a classic leather restoration project, this Ferris Fain model is a fantastic find. [2, 4]
Please review all high-resolution photos closely to accurately judge the leather texture, markings, and overall physical condition before purchasing. Sold as-is.