The "tunnel loop" and "sewn-in" webbing varieties are antiques. Tunnel loop gloves include a strand of rawhide or leather lace threaded through a tunnel sewn to the thumb and forefinger. The sewn-in web variety have a flat strip of glove leather usually 5/8", 3/4", 1" or more in width sewn directly to the thumb or forefinger. The last general type of split-finger is the variety with a large number of webbing variants comprising this group. The webbing may be, for example, a single, double, or triple web configuration and may have some interlocking pieces to secure the web sections to one another.