M. Sharf & Co. Baseball Glove

Fredric Sharf worked for his family's business, M. Sharf and Co., of Boston, Massachusetts, which was founded by his grandfather in 1892. While Mr. Sharf rose to lead the company, it evolved from a wholesale distributor of Toys and sporting goods to the Sharf Marketing Group representing sports figures, by the early 1980s.

The Trojan brand baseball gloves were manufactured by the Denkert Sporting Goods Company for M. Sharf & Co., Boston, which were then distributed by them. There were two logos used through the years. The earliest has the word "Trojan" above a circled "X" with "M. Sharf & Co., Boston" around the rim. The later Logo Reads "Trojan" with "Sporting Goods" inside a tail continuing along the bottom, from the "N"

Trojan signature model baseball glove with the Early circle logo includes: Charles Red Ruffing CR RH; Jack Russell FG25; Johnny Lindell 945; Joe Medwick; Charlie Keller 845 RH; Phil Rizutto G606; Pee Wee Reese PWR; Lou Boudreau (Block Letter) F346; Tommy Holmes F407; Fielders Gloves. Rudy York B50-55; Earl Torgeson Baseman's Mitts. Randy Moore; Frank Grube Decker patent Catchers Mitts.

The later Logo includes: Monte Irvin G71; Al Dark; Frank Malzone G450; Henry Hank Thompson G77; Tommy Holmes G-375 Fielders Gloves. Billy Goodman ST9 Baseman's Mitt.

M. Sharf & Co. Trojan Brand Baseball Gloves

M. Sharf & Co. Boston Trojan F605 Double Palm Pad Fielders Glove Back

Later Trojan Sporting Goods Logo

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