Good shape. Functional. Supple leather. Designed in USA, made in Japan.

The Denkert "Pro Maker" baseball gloves were manufactured by M. Denkert & Co., a company founded in 1900 by Mitchell Denkert in Johnstown, New York. These gloves are vintage items primarily produced during the 1940s and 1950s, known for being made in the USA. 

Key Details About Denkert "Pro Maker" Gloves:

• Manufacturer: M. Denkert & Co. (Johnstown, NY).

• Era: Predominantly 1940s–1950s.

• Signatures/Models: Many Pro Maker gloves featured professional player signatures from that era, including Del Crandall (catcher's mitts), Bill Skowron (Trapper model), and Johnny Logan.

• Features: Often featured brown leather, leather lacing, and sometimes specialized padding or "3-finger" designs.

• Series: The "Pro Maker" branding signifies their professional model line. 

The company was part of the historic glove-making industry in New York before many manufacturers moved production overseas.