Baseball glove ID

I don’t think this is crazy old just wondering if anyone can ID tag? @BaseballGames ? Resembles Sears Roebuck but is slightly different and doesn’t appear to spell Roebuck. Says “Flex Action” in pocket. Was thinking maybe late 50’s-70’s.

 

https://keymancollectibles.com/glovesmitts/1970vintageglovedating1979.htm

 

I tried inverting that patch and am having trouble coming up with clear printing on it, but, here's a link to some that said "Flex Action" in the past!! Not sure how many thousand that might be....can try matching up the mitt itself!

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=What+baseball+glove+in+the+past+said+"Flex+Action"+on+a+patch?
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Gracias. I don’t even know why I asked on this one. A vintage ball glove is of little significance. You’re too kind with your time! I’ve gotten obsessive about ID’ing everything I bring home when not everything is worth the time ID’ing. This would be a good example of one to let slip into the outfield probably. …Which is exactly when it will turn out to be a small town manufacturer whose gloves are worth thousands. Must be vigilant and stay on the ball! ;p …Time for bed.

 

As always, we'd refer you to the memorabilia experts at Net54 [ https://www.net54baseball.com/forumdisplay.php?f=5 ] for a consensus of reliably knowledgeable answers (and tell you to steer a mile wide of keymancollectibles, but that's just us and our experience with that... site... ).

Odd that the label has faded / worn into illegibility, but the glove collectors at Net54 will easily recognize and identify it. The mitt appears otherwise to be in decent shape -- a little saddle soap and linseed oil should probably have it looking almost new. And you're right, ball gloves can range from tough-to-move at yard-sale prices into the many hundreds of dollars. We'd guess -- and it's only a guess, mitts are a specialty niche of collecting in which we have no expertise -- that that's not a big-ticket item, but ya never know without more research.