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03-25-2011, 01:27 PM
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Leather Care
Hey Guys.
I have my grandfather's firstbasemen's mitt from when he was in the Army circa 1942. How should I treat the leather to keep it from deteriorating? I am not particular interested in preservation methods that also preserve collectable value, rather, I just want it to last a long time.  Would regular ol' sporting goods store glove oil do the trick or should I use something else?Thanks, George 
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