Vietnam Era M1950 Cattle Hide Leather Glove

Me being a Cold War Relic, I used these gloves in the service. This latest purchase of these amazing gloves makes at least 10 pairs over the years. Customers who handle wire, split firewood, winch, set chokers, or skid logs will find these gloves to be the absolute best value! I've been buying these Top Grain gloves to put away for my Posterity. I glob Hubard's Shoe Grease all over them and stuff them into zip lock bags. Size 4 seems tight but they loosen-up with sweat, grease, oils, etc.

Great condition new, unused leather gloves that are over 50 years old! Little to no rust on the steel adjustment clips. Recommended for medium to smaller size hands

Very good, unissued condition with some minor rust. Heavy duty work gloves. Fast delivery.

These gloves are snug on me and my hands are not that big, so be aware. That said, they are exactly what I was looking for. Extremely tough, thick USGI leather gloves. I will be using them for grabbing hot canteen cup handles out of the fire!

Yeah, I just bought 3 more sets of these gloves; Top Grain Leather gloves like these are cut from the toughest area of the hide. Great price, fast shipping.

Best deal for sturdy leather gloves; great for splitting firewood, wire fence work, setting chokers, or fast roping from a helocopter; these gloves are a great deal. Great price for a limited quantity-item, reasonable shipping, & great customer service.

Mine were snug to exact fit of hand. Would not recommend wearing wool leather insert. I am not expecting to wear in cold weather so I am happy with mine. Got introduced to these work gloves while in the military for rappelling or moving ordnance off and onto trucks. These gloves were made heavier than the standard intermediate cold black leather gloves.

Great gloves in great shape.

So glad to be able to find replacements for the ones I wore out. These are the real deal heavy duty gloves used for hot roping. The service was very fast and they arrived in good condition.