Golf Gifts - Catalogue #135! Antique Wooden Shaft Golf Clubs and Collectables, Antique Golf Balls and golf collectibles.

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St. Andrews Collectibles | Leather Regripping Supplies

Celebrate the 2000 British Open with this ST. ANDREWS KEEPSAKE: A St. Andrews Millenium British Open keepsake. An "Old Course" Bag Tag, Logo Golf Ball, Ball Marker and Green Repair Tool all with the St. Andrews emblem. 4 items. If purchased separately IN ST. ANDREWS, your cost would be approximately $13. Our price - $12.

135.....1.....ANDERSON & BLYTHE, ST. ANDREWS: An outstanding circa 1905-10 smooth face Putting Cleek, the head shaped exactly like an 1875 Cleek. Stewart's "Pipe" and "Inspection Dot" are on the back along with the "Anderson & Blythe" oval mark. All original with a nice russet grip. Virtually MINT. G-8+ $145

135.....2.....ANDERSON, JAMES, ANSTRUTHER, SCOTLAND: A Willie Park type Bent Neck Putter with Anderson's "Arrow" mark and "G H Cawsey, Malvern" on the back. A nice all original putter that looks just like the famous Park Putter. G-7 $135

135.....3.....AUCHTERLONIE, TOM, ST. ANDREWS: A scarce "Holing Out Putter" with an odd shaped head resembling a prism. "T Auchterlonie, St. Andrews" on the shaft and "Patent" on the bottom. G-6 $290

135.....4.....AYRES, F H, LONDON, ENGLAND: A circa 1890 straight blade iron head putter with squared off top of blade and hosel join and a thick, saw tooth nicked hosel. "F H Ayres" on the original shaft below a replacement wrapped leather grip. All stamps emoried from the back of the head. G-6 $120

135.....5.....BROWN, MELVILLE, BELFAST, IRELAND: An outstanding Taylor's type twisted neck putter with a bordered hyphen scored face. "Monarch Putter" and "Melville Brown, Belfast" on the back. A nice Irish collectible. G-8 $100.

135.....6.....COCHRANE'S LT'D, EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND: A SUPERB circa 1920 "Putting Cleek" with step down Lynx type top of blade-hosel join and the "Knight" cleek mark. Virtually MINT. G-9 $100

135.....7.....CONDIE, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: "Excellsior Putter, Made In Scotland" at the toe of a circa 1920 dot face blade with "R Condie, St Andrews" surrounding his "Flower" mark. All original. G-7 $85

135.....8.....FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: An outstanding "Forgan Blackwell Putter" circa 1926-30 with their "Flag-In-Hole" mark at the toe. Original shaft and grip. Nice Putter. G-8 $75

135.....9.....FORREST, CHARLES, E, EAST BURKS: "The Bogee" in large block letters on the toe above the "Skeleton" mark on a long shallow blade. An all original outstanding example of this seldom offered putter. G-8 $165

135.....10.....GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: A scarce "Genii Model Patent No. 22170" off set blade with the "Star" mark at the toe. Original looking shaft with a nice replacement grip. The face is a bordered hyphen design. G-6++ $95

135.....11.....GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: An Anti-Shank Putter stamped "Varsity Putting Cleek" with Gibson's "Star" mark at the toe. Similar to the Smith's model with heel and toe bulges. Reshafted. G-5 $190

135.....12.....GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: A "James Braid, Orion" Putter with wide sole and large flanged back. The hosel and shaft (Dangawood) are flat on the stricking side through the grip. A scarce and desirable collectible. G-7 $275

135.....13.....HENDRY & BISHOP, LT'D, EDINBURGH & LEITH: A nice off set blade circa 1925 with the "Bishop's Hat" mark at the beveled toe. G-8 $75

135.....14.....MITCHELL, ABE, ST ANDREWS: "A Mitchell, St Andrews Putter" and "Made In Scotland" on the back of a circa 1915-20 straight blade. Appears all original. G-7 $75

135.....15.....NICHOLSON, D, PITTENWEEM: A nice GEM type rounded back, wide sole smooth face putter, circa 1900 with both Nicholson oval stamps on the back. Shaft and grip are replacements. G-6 $120

135.....16.....NICOLL, GEORGE, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: A "Recorder" off set blade with a dot face and the "Hand" mark. G-7 $70

135.....17.....NICOLL, GEORGE, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: A nice #10 "Recorder Putter" circa 1920's with a dot punched face. All original. G-7+ $75

135.....18.....NICOLL, GEORGE, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: Nicoll's first "Hand" mark on a smooth face rounded back Putter stamped "The Premier". "G. Nicoll, Leven" in block letters on the back. Replacement Grip. A scarce early Nicoll. G-6 $145.

135.....19.....SAYERS, BEN, NORTH BERWICK: A scarce "Redan Putting Cleek" with a ridge running length wise from toe to heel on the back. This example also has a twelve hole Maxwell hosel. Looks all original. G-8 $250

135.....20.....SAYERS, BEN, NORTH BERWICK: A SUPERB "Benny Putter" with smooth face and ribbed sole and Sayer's "Bird" mark at the toe. The Dangawood shaft is round coming out of the hosel, however it changes to square through the grip and is stamped "B Sayers, Selected". THE HEAD EXHIBITS VIRTUALLY NO EVIDENCE OF PLAY. G-9 $250

135.....21.....SIMPSON, ROBERT, CARNOUSTIE: "Rob't Simpson" in script on a twisted neck blade similar to the Taylor's Patent. Original stamped shaft with replacement wrapped leather grip. Nice markings. G-8 $125

135.....22.....SPALDING, DYSART, FIFE, SCOTLAND "Morristown" with the British "Baseball" trade mark below on a circa 1900 short blade putter. Marks are excellent. Shaft and grip are replacements. G-6++ $95

135.....23.....SPENCE, JAMES, ST. ANDREWS: A virtually MINT "The Leslie 56" Putter featuring a "step down" back with the bottom 3/4ths inch thicker than the top. Spence's "Flag-In-Hole" mark is at the toe. G-9+ $175

135.....24.....ST. ANDREW GOLF CO, GLASGOW: A nice wide flanged back with "21" and the "Stag" mark at the toe and "J Kay, Seaton Carew" in an oval on the back. Original shaft with a replacement grip. The face has dot punches in a Pyramid design. Would make a great putter for hickory play. G-6 $120

135.....25.....STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: "Gem" on the sole of a Stainless line scored putter with "T Stewart, St. Andrews" in an oval above his "Pipe" mark. Shaft is a replacement. G-6+ $80

135.....26.....UNKNOWN MAKER: A Schenectady type most likely made by Mills with the bottom stamped "Model, Medium Lie, 9 oz, 13 dr." Circa 1909 or earlier as the R & A outlawed these for use in Great Britain as of the 1910 season. The grip is an old red allweather over thick listing and the hosel has several cracks. Better than it sounds. G-5++ $140

135.....27.....CANN & TAYLOR, LONDON, ENGLAND: A "Mills" type aluminum head with "Model 'F'" and "10.14", signifying the weight in ounces, on the bottom. "J H Taylor, Reg. # 607239" is stamped above and below the unusual raised "sight" line on the head. There is a chip out of the hosel and a crack to the hosel pin on one side. Head and stampings are good, hosel is the only problem. G-5 $165

135.....28.....STANDARD GOLF CO, SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND: "The Mills Vardon S S Model" aluminum head mallet with good head and sole stampings. Original shaft and grip, however the hosel has a crack. G-5+ $75

135.....29.....STANDARD GOLF CO, SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND: A nice "Braid-Mills 1915 Model" aluminum mallet with excellent top and bottom stampings. The hosel is sound and the shaft a good replacement. G-7 $85

135.....30.....GREAT LAKES MFG., MILWAUKEE: A pencil neck seven inch hosel Putter that looks like Wilson's Sarazen model. Running Dog mark with "Whippet" below. Partial "Great Lakes" shaft sticker below the original grip. G-6 $145

135.....31.....GREAT LAKES, MILWAUKEE, WI: "Tommy Armour Open Champion" on a circa 1928 off set blade Putter with the "GL" monogram in the sweet spot. All original with original red paint in lettering. G-8 $90

135.....32.....MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: An outstanding all original "Popular A" straight blade with a dot punched face. G-8 $75

135.....33.....MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: A circa 1910-15 deep face "Popular A 1/2 Putter" with large dot punches for face scoring. Unusual as the top of the blade is beveled and stamped "A 1/2 Putter". Excellent back stamps. The shaft and grip are replacements. Head is G-8, overall G-6. $125

135.....34.....PHOSPHOR BRONZE SMELTING CO, BALTIMORE: A nice "Kismet Putter" with a long rectangular Aluminum head with both left and right hand putting surfaces. The sole and back are covered by a bronze plate. Shaft is a period replacement. A very scarce 1920's American made putter. G-6+ $250.

135.....35.....SPALDING, USA: Circa 1898-1902 "The Spalding" smooth face blade with warped original shaft. G-4+ $45.

135.....36.....SPALDING, USA: "Spalding Forged Model 18" flanged back. All original. Nice putter. G-8 $65

135.....37.....WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: "Harry Vardon, International Professional" on a circa 1930 ladies blade. G-8 $60

135.....38.....ANDERSON, D & SONS, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: Circa 1900 smooth face straight brass blade putter with Old Da's St Andrews oval mark. Original shaft is stamped below a wrapped leather replacement grip. G-6 $95

135.....39.....ANDERSON, JAMES, ANSTRUTHER, SCOTLAND: A scarce Brass head Mallet with a hatch scored steel face insert. Circa 1905-1910 with original shaft and sheep skin grip. "R W H Buckrabal Special" on the head. G-7 $250

135.....40.....BRAZER & CO, LOWELL, MA: A circa 1900 straight blade brass putter with "Brazer & Co., Lowell" in block lettering. Very scarce early American maker. Not listed in Georgiady; however, I've had 3 or 4 examples of their forgings over the past 10 years. G-6+ $125

135.....41.....BRIDGEPORT GUN & IMPLEMENT CO, CT: "Standard" on the back and original shaft of a circa 1900 straight brass blade putter. Back is near perfect, face has some rock dings. G-6 $90

135.....42.....BURKE MFG CO, NEWARK, OH: "Lady Burke" on a circa 1920's "G 2" Brass flanged back Putter with a line scored face. G-6 $60

135.....43.....MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: An outstanding circa 1915 Stag-Dot face "90" flanged back Brass Putter stamped "J Macgregor, Dayton O". All original with stamped shaft. A nice collectible! G-8 $115

135.....44.....UNKNOWN MAKER: A tiny head brass Juvenile or Child's Putter stamped simply "Putter" on the back. Measures about 27 inches. Most likely made by Halley's. Nice putter. G-8 $85

135.....45.....WILSON, WILLIE, ST. ANDREWS: A RARE brass blade Putter circa 1880-1890 with a nearly full "W Wilson, Maker, St. Andrews" mark. This mark is in tiny letters and is rarely found fully readable. Period shaft with an old sheep skin grip. G-6 $290

135.....46.....ANDERSON, JAMES, ANSTRUTHER, SCOTLAND: A circa 1900 smooth face Cleek with the "A of A" tiny circle cleek mark. G-6 $85

135.....47.....BLACKSMITH MAKER: A BLACKSMITH made TRACK or RUT iron circa 1820-50 with a small head and five and one-quarter inch long hosel that was actually longer before the nicking was sawed off. (On early blacksmith made clubs the heavy nicking was hammered down to secure the shaft before the use of a hosel pin. The tradition was carried on throughout the feather ball era even after adding a pin was common practice. As a result, when a broken shaft was removed from the hosel, the repairman had to trim away the nicking in order to remove the shaft. Therefore, this hosel has no nicking remaining). The hosel, at its widest circumference, is 30-35% larger than the "rut" irons from the gutta percha era. It also flattens out and is elliptical in shape where it joins the back of the head. The length, circumference and flattened area of the hosel scream pre-1860 and most certainly modestly shouts 1820-1850. I have seen about a dozen examples touted by their owners and auctioneers as being late 18th Century-early ninteenth Century similar to this one. This is an exceptional example as it has a minimal number of face and hosel rock dings. A period type replacement shaft sports a nice sheep skin grip with old listing visible at the top. A worthy example for the most advanced collection. A rut iron of similar age was estimated at £7,000-10000 ($10,500-15,000 before commissions) at a recent auction. G-7++ $5500

135.....48.....CARRICK, F & A, MUSSELBURGH: An unusually full "F & A Carrick, Musselburgh" above their "Cross" mark on a circa 1875 Cleek with a saw tooth nicked five inch hosel. Old replacement shaft with sheep skin grip. Carrick irons with good readable stamps and strong, deep "cross" are RARE and seldom offered. G-7+ $1250

135.....49.....CRAIGIE, J & W, MONTROSE, SCOTLAND: "Craigie, Montrose" on back of a circa 1920 ladies "Driving Iron" with a lined face. Replaced grip on an original looking shaft. Very scarce without the "rifle" maker's mark. G-5 $75.00

135.....50.....FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: Circa 1905 with the "Crown" on a "diamond back" iron. All original with shaft repair. G-6 $70.00

135.....51.....FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: "P O W" Plume stamp and "R Forgan and Sons, St Andrews" on a rounded back circa 1895-1900 Cleek. Original looking shaft is not stamped. Excellent back stamps. G-7 $135

135.....52.....GRAY, JOHN, PRESTWICK: A decidedly RARE dish faced General Purpose Iron with a long face and five inch hosel with saw tooth nicking. A patch of rust nearly obliterates the "Y" in "Jn Gray". A dramatic circa 1870's club with original looking shaft and sheep skin grip. G-6 $1150

135.....53.....JOHNSON, FRANK, An unusual severely off set hosel Niblick most uninformed would call anti-shank. Johnson's "Key" mark on the back. G-5 $75

135.....54.....NEILSON, R, MUSSELBURGH, SCOTLAND: "R Neilson, Musselburgh" on the back of a circa 1915 "Iron" with a line scored . Shaft and grip are replacements. G-5 $65.00

135.....55.....NICOLL, GEORGE, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: "Special Able Cleek" with Nicoll's early "Hand" mark. The back has two levels with the heel shallower than the toe. Interesting back design and a great display club. G-7 $95

135.....56.....PARK, WILLIE, MUSSELBURGH, SCOTLAND: A matched pair of ladies Iron and Mashie with large dot marked faces. "W. Park, Maker, Musselburgh" deep and bold on back of both heads. Both have original shafts stamped "Wm Park". One of the grips is original, the other a wrapped leather replacement. A very desirable matched pair. G-7 and G-8 respectively. $325

135.....57.....PAXTON, PETER, EASTBOURNE: P Paxton, West Norwood" on back of a circa 1894 General Purpose Iron with a squared off top of blade and hosel join. According to Georgiady, Paxton was at West Norwood only during 1894. Shaft is an original with a period type replacement grip. G-5 $250

135.....58.....PAXTON, PETER, TOOTING BEC: "P Paxton, Tooting Bec" above Tom Stewart's "Pipe" mark on a circa 1898-1900 smooth face Iron. Grip is a sheep skin replacement over a period replacement shaft. Scarce! G-6 $225

135.....59.....ROLLINS & PARKER, REDDICH, ENGLAND: A circa 1915 oval head "Mashie-niblick" stamped "P. Ellis Special" and with the "Eye" mark at the toe. All original with the head a little rusted. G-6 $65.00

135.....60.....SPALDING, DYSART, FIFE, SCOTLAND A "Rustless Mashie" stamped "James McDowall, Maker, Turnberry" Spalding's "Anvil" mark is at the heel. A patented Whitcombe all weather grip on the orig shaft. G-8 $75

135.....61.....STANDARD GOLF CO, SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND: An outstanding flanged back "Maxwell Model Mashie" with ten wrap around holes drilled in the hosel. Contrary to what most believe, the holes were to eliminate excessive hosel weight giving the feeling the head was heavier. An excellent example for play or display. G-8 $95

135.....62.....STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A #1 Iron circa 1915 with a dot punched face. The back is stamped "The Links, J Carstairs, Leven, Fife" above the "Pipe" mark. Slight warp to shaft. G-6+ $75

135.....63.....STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: "B Sayers, North Berwick" in a circle above the "Pipe" mark on a circa 1915 dot punched face short blade Cleek. Excellent back stamps. Nice old grip. Old repair to shaft. G-6 $75

135.....64.....STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: Three Cleek marks on their circa 1925 dot face "3 Iron". "Tom Auchterlonie, St Andrews" with Stewart's "Pipe" mark and "Imported D' Angleterre, Jose Jurado, Lomas". G-8 $75

135.....65.....STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A SUPERB, circa 1925 virtually MINT line scored face Mashie with "T Vardon, Sandwich, Kent" on the back above the "Pipe" mark. G-9 $95

135.....66.....STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A HALIFAX Nova Scotia stamped smooth face Lofter circa 1910. "H Riseborough, Halifax" above the "Pipe" mark. During the past 12 years, I've seen only a few clubs stamped "Halifax". G-7 $100

135.....67.....STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: Stewart's "Serpent" mark is surrounded by "D McEwan, Musselburgh" on a circa 1895-1900 smooth face Iron. Shaft is stamped "McEwan & Sons, Musselburgh". below a very old wrapped leather grip. Excellent stampings. Although the shaft is stamped, the hosel pin has been replaced and the shaft no longer fits perfectly. G-8 head, overall G-6. $150

135.....68.....THE BRITISH GOLF COMPANY, LTD: A circa 1905 Niblick with "The British Golf Company, Ldt" inside a double circle mark surrounding a rampant lion. One of the best TBGCO's marks I've seen! Line face scoring was added at a later time. Original shaft with sheep skin grip. A nice looking club! G-8 $150

135.....69.....TOOLEY & SONS, LONDON: A very seldom offered Tooley & Sons Forest Brand club with the large "Tree" cleek mark. This is a nice dot face #14 Mashie made for "A W Gamage, London". G-7+ $85

135.....70.....TOOLEY & SONS, LONDON: A very seldom offered Tooley & Sons Forest Brand club with the large "Tree" cleek mark. This is a nice dot face #17 Niblick made for "A W Gamage, London". G-7+ $85

135.....71.....WINTON, W & CO, LT'D, MONTROSE, SCOTLAND: An outstanding "Dreadnought Niblick" with Winton's "Diamond" mark and "17" at the toe. The oversized head has large dots for face scoring. G-8 $115

135.....72.....BENDELOW, JOE A nice all original circa 1920 line scored deep face "Driving Mashie". G-7+ $75

135.....73.....BURKE MFG CO, NEWARK, OH: A "Regal Mid-iron" interesting face markings. Three lines are in the center with three rows of dot punches above and below. All original. G-7 $70.00

135.....74.....CAMPBELL, WILLIE, BOSTON: A SUPERB, all original circa 1900 smooth face Iron with Campbell's "I J S Co., Boston" double oval cleek mark. Best Campbell mark I've seen! G-9 $150

135.....75.....DUNN, WILLIE, NEW YORK: "Willie Dunn, New York" in large block lettering on a circa 1900 smooth face Lofter. Original shaft with replacement grip over original listing. Quite scarce. G-6 $125

135.....76.....DUNN, WILLIE, NEW YORK: "Dunn Selected" in fancy script in an oval on a circa 1900 Lofter. Shaft is stamped "106" (Macgregor) below the tattered original russet grip. Scarce this nice! G-7++ $145

135.....77.....HAGEN, WALTER, DETROIT: An all original "Walter Hagen Deluxe Mashie" with partial shaft sticker. G-8+ $65

135.....78.....HILLERICH & BRADSBY, LOUISVILLE, KY: Circa 1912-1915 rounded toe smooth face "Invincible Mid Iron". Shaft and grip appear original. $70

135.....79.....HILLERICH & BRADSBY, LOUISVILLE, KY: "Stewart Maiden" in script on a circa 1925 "Grand Slam Stainless 7". Stewart Maiden was Bobby Jones' teacher. All original with 75% shaft sticker remaining. G-8+ $90

135.....80.....KIRK, WM, "Wm Kirk, Special" on a circa 1900-05 smooth face Lofting Iron that has the appearance of a Willie Dunn, New York made head. Shaft is a nice replacement. G-6 $90.00

135.....81.....MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: Circa 1910 "J Macgregor" deep face Mashie with Diamond-Dot face scoring. Shaft is a replacement and not stamped. G-6 $60

135.....83.....MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: A "Radite" #8 Jigger with original stamped shaft. G-7 $65

135.....83.....MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: Circa 1915 Popular "G 1/2 Approaching Cleek" with a raised ridge bisecting the back from heel to toe. Shaft is a replacement. Interesting back design. G-6 $70

135.....84.....OVERMAN WHEEL CO, SPRINGFIELD, MASS: "Victor, O.W. Co." on a circa 1895 smooth face Cleek. See article by Pete Georgiady in "Golfiana", Summer-Fall 1988. He states "Victor clubs turn up occasionally and are easily recognized, being stamped "Victor" or "The Victor". Far more scarce are Overman clubs, which are stamped "O. W. CO". Original shaft with a period type grip over original listing. A RARE early American collectible. G-7++ $290

135.....85.....READ, WILLIAM, BOSTON: A nice smooth face Lofter, most likely made by Spalding circa 1900 stamped "Wm Read & Sons, Premier, Boston" in a double circle. All original with mostly listing for the grip. G-7 $75

135.....86.....SCHOVERING, DALY & GALES: "Flag-in-Hole" with "Ringer" below on a circa 1925 "Mashie 1" with a dot punched face. Shaft is a replacement. The "Ringer" marking is very scarce. G-7 $85.00

135.....87.....SPALDING, USA: "Gene Sarazen" in script on a circa 1925 "Spalding Kro-Flite" #4 Iron. G-7 $60

135.....88.....SPALDING, USA: "Tom Morris" in script on a circa 1920's "P-22 Mid-iron" with the "PGA" crossed clubs maker at the toe and a three lead "Clover" at the heel. G-8 $85

135.....89.....SPALDING, USA: "CLAN" in large block letters in an oval with "Special" on this circa 1900 smooth face Lofter. All original with the russet grip being a bit rough. G-7 $95

135.....90.....SPALDING, USA: "H Vardon, A G Spalding & Bros., Makers" tiny double oval mark on a circa 1900 smooth face Driving Iron. This cleek mark is unusually full with EVERY tiny letter deep and bold. The exception to the rule with this series. "Harry Vardon" in script on the original shaft. G-7 $135

135.....91.....SPRAGUE, G S, BOSTON: "G S Sprague, Boston, Standard" in a double oval on back of a circa 1905 deep face Mashie in the Taylor style. The line face scoring is only in the center of the face. G-6+ $85.00

135.....92.....SYMONS, SAN ANTONIO, TX: A nice "#23 Niblick" with an interesting face scoring of alternating lines and hyphens. "Symons, San Antonio" on the back. Original shaft is warped, can be straightened. G-6 $65.00

135.....93.....UNKNOWN MAKER: 'WESTERN SPECIAL" on back of a circa 1900 smooth face rounded back with "Jigger" on the sole. G-6 $45-90 $65

135.....94.....UNKNOWN MAKER: "Billings" and "5-Mashie" on a "Carruther's" thru hosel shafted dot punched face iron. Shaft has been replaced and the grip is in-period. G-7 $70

135.....95.....UNKNOWN MAKER: Circa 1915 random dot scored Jigger with centra-ject back weighting. "St George" on back of what appears to be a Spalding made club. All original. G-7 $75

135.....96.....WHITE, ROBERT, RAVISLOE: "Robert White, Ravisloe CC" in a diamond on a rounded sole Driving Iron with large dot punched face scoring. Shaft is a replacement. G-6 $90

135.....97.....WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: "Whiz" at the toe of a circa late 1920's "2 Mid-iron". G-6+ $50

135.....98.....WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: An outstanding #2 Iron with "Jock Hutchison" in script. Interesting face scoring of alternating rows of dashes and square punches. Neat club with great back markings. G-8 $75

135.....99.....WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: An outstanding mussel back Mid-iron circa 1920 with "Pinehurst" in large block letters. A great club for display! G-8 $95

135.....100.....WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: RAINBOW face "4 Mashie" stamped "Medium Spade" and "Walker Cup". Shaft is a replacement. G-7 $150

135.....101.....WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: RAINBOW face "2 Mid-iron" stamped "Spade" and "Walker Cup". All original. G-8 $175

135.....102.....GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: A "Smith's Model #2 Iron" with heel and toe weighting bulges. The face is dot punched and the hosel has a severe crook. All original and a nice club. G-8. $190

135.....103.....KROYDON, NEWARK, NJ: A set of seven matching Kroydon clubs all with "Walter Johnson, Boston" on the back; set includes a putter. All have end caps; the grips, however, do not match. G-6-7 $275.

135.....104.....SPALDING, USA: Six Spalding "Sweet Spot" irons for the "PGA" all having the serial number "NOA8963" at the heel. 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, & Niblick. All grips match. G-7 $240

135.....105.....WALTER HAGEN, DETROIT: Four "Hagen Triangle, Stabrite" Irons and a Putter. #1, 2, 5, 8 & 9 Putter. Four of the five still have shaft stickers. #1 Iron has part of the grip missing. G-7-8 $175

135.....106.....ANDERSON, JAMES, ANSTRUTHER: A MINT Long Nose Mid-Spoon circa 1880 with "J Anderson" on the honey colored Beech head and on the original shaft below the original sheep skin grip. The brass sole plate shows no evidence of play as it is free from abrasions associated with coming into contact with the ground or turf during a stroke. Original splice whipping is near perfect, and the grip whipping,although a little tattered, still adheres to the bottom of the grip. A beautiful late nineteenth Century collectible of the highest quality. CONSERVATIVELY GRADED G-9.5 $4500

135.....107.....ARMY & NAVY, LONDON: An outstanding circa 1890-95 Long Nose Brassie with a full brass sole plate. "Army & Navy, London" on the dark stained Beech head and "Army & Navy C S L" on the shaft below an original looking old sheep skin grip. Splice whippings look original and the shaft is of Lancewood. A handsome late Nineteenth Century collectible. G-8 $1750

135.....108.....AUCHTERLONIE, ST ANDREWS: "Auchterlonie" on a Persimmon head Driver circa 1905-10 with leather face insert and ram's horn slip. Splice whippings look original and the grip is a red allweather replacement. G-6 $190

135.....109.....DICKSON: "Dickson" in large block letters on a circa 1895-1900 Beech head spliced neck Spoon with full brass sole plate. Suitable for Oakhurst play with minor adjustments (new splice whipping and a play grip). G-7 $275

135.....110.....DUNN BROTHERS, BOURNEMOUTH: A RARE ONE-PIECE Driver stamped "Dunn's Patent" in block lettering on the head. Much more significant than Spalding, MacGregor or BGI one-piece woods as this was the earliest example and made where the concept was conceived, Bournmouth, England. Jeff Ellis writes, TCA P-146-148: "...Dunn's Patent driver on P-146 is one of the clubs patented by John D Dunn and marketed by him and his father...Few one-piece woods made by Dunn and marked with his name remain today". This example is not the golden color as photoed; it does, however, have the full leather face which is a bit weathered. The grip is a replacement. G-6+ $2350

135.....111.....McINTOSH, G, PRESTON: "G McIntosh" in block letters on a SUPERB small head Brassie that is totally 100% all original. McIntosh was at Preston from 1905-1911. G-9 $250

135.....112.....RENOUF, T G, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND: "T G Renouf, Manchester G C" and "Star" on the two tone head Brassie with a black face insert held by three wood pegs. G-6 $95

135.....113.....CURTIS, H L, BOURNEMOUTH: Circa 1910-20 pear shaped head Brassie with "H L Curtis, Bournemouth" in a double oval on the head. Replacement grip on the original shaft. G-6 $110

135.....114.....FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: "Spoon" stamped on the sole of a circa 1920's Persimmon head by Forgan. Looks playable. G-7+ $110

135.....115.....GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: A left handed Brassie with "Gibson, Kinghorn" surrounding the "Star" mark on the head. Hatched scoring has been added to the face. Overall a nice wood. G-6+ $110.00

135.....116.....GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: A large head two tone head Driver. "Gibson's" in script above three stars on both head and shaft. On the sole there is a metal triangle over the Ram's horn slip. Nice display club. G-7 $125

135.....117.....HOWLETT, F, PUTTNAM, ENGLAND: "F Howlett Special" on a circa 1920 Bull Dog wood. All original. G-6+ PHOTO $135.00

135.....118.....LARKE, F A, WORCESTERSHIRE, MALVERN: A circa 1920 petite wood head Cleek stamped "F A Larke" in script. G-7 $125.

135.....119.....McEWAN, PETER: "Peter McEwan Special" in script in a circa 1925 nice two-tone large head Driver. G-7 $115

135.....120..... NEILSON, R, MUSSELBURGH: "R Neilson, Musselburgh" on a well lofted Spoon circa 1915-1920 with a large two tone head. Original looking shaft stamped "Auchterlonie, St Andrews". G-7 $125.00

135.....121.....SLAZENGER, LONDON: An outstanding circa 1910 Brassie with "Slazenger" on the head. All original. G-8 $120.

135.....122.....STANDARD GOLF CO, SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND: A very scarce Mills "M S D 3 Pitching Mashie" aluminum fairway club with the loft of about a Mashie-niblick or, as in the name, a Pitching Mashie. Original stamped shaft with a replacement grip. Mills clubs with "Standard" stamped shafts are 10-15 times scarcer than those unmarked, as Mills sold many more heads from their factory stores to professionals (who did their own shafting) than directly to the public. Although the sole stamps are fully readable, this club head exhibits a lot of play. G-6 $290

135.....123.....UNKNOWN MAKER: "A Beckley, Lima G C Peru" on crown of pear shaped brassie with a "triangular" brass sole plate. Appears all original. First club I've seen from PERU! G-6 $115

135.....124._....UNKNOWN MAKER: A playable pretty face Bull Dog trouble wood with well lofted face, full brass sole and "A" shaped face insert. Excellent ladies playable or for a man who prefers a shorter club. G-7 $120

135.....125.....UNKNOWN MAKER: A Bull-dog wood with full rounded brass sole plate, and a round well lofted (5-6 wood) deep face. The head is stamped "Chas, Warner, Knocke, Belgium". G-7 $145

135.....126.....BRINE, W H, BOSTON: Circa 1915 all original Driver with a black slip held by three wood pegs. Large "Brine" mark on the Persimmon head. G-7 $125.00

135.....127.....FRASER, CHICK, LOS ANGELES: A wooden Cleek with a full brass sole plate and the loft of about a #4 wood. The persimmon head is stamped "Chick Fraser". This one may be playable. G-7 $125

135.....128.....MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: A two-tone head with "O Two Brassie" stamped on the brass sole plate. Looks playable. G-8 $110

135.....129.....MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: A circa 1910 "Edgemont" Brassie made by Macgregor. G-7+ $110

135.....130.....MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: "J Macgregor" in block letters with "Bourne & Bond, Louisville, NY" in a circle beneath an all original, marked shaft circa 1910-1915 Driver. G-8 $125.00

135.....131.....RAWLINGS SPORTING GOODS, ST LOUIS: A SUPERB circa 1912-1915 small head Brassie with a black slip between the face and full brass sole plate. "Rawlings S G Co" on the head most likely made by Macgregor. G-9 $175.00

135.....132.....SPALDING, USA: Circa 1915 Brassie stamped "Spalding Medal 2". Full brass sole plate. All original. G-7 $100.

135.....133.....SPALDING, USA: An outstanding circa 1912-1915 "Gold Medal 5" Brassie with full brass sole plate. Shaft is stamped below the original grip. G-8 $110.00

135.....134.....SPALDING, USA: "S 13" on the brass sole plate and "A G Spalding & Bros." on the two tone head of a circa 1920 Spoon. All original and looks playable. G-8 $110.

135.....135.....SPALDING, USA: "Cyril Walker Special" on an outstanding circa 1915 small head Driver with a black slip is held by three wood pegs. All original and playable. G-8 $110.

135.....136.....SPALDING, USA: An all original Brassie with Spaldings large "Baseball" Trademark and "Model D" on the circa 1915 Persimmon head. Shaft is stamped. G-7 $135.00

135.....137.....UNKNOWN MAKER: An outstanding circa 1920's Driver stamped "Greenbriar Special". Virtually Mint. G-9 $125.

135.....138.....WRIGHT & DITSON, BOSTON, MA: "Victor Special" on a circa 1920's Brassie. Replacement grip on the original shaft. G-6 $95

135.....139.....RED LINE CUT GUTTA PERCHA: A red gutta percha ball MINT new save for a large "Identification" marking shaped like a horseshoe. The ball appears to never have been in play. No name as this was remade circa 1900. $295

135.....140.....LINE CUT GUTTA PERCHA An excellent display ball without a name on line cut guttie circa 1895-1900. 95% of the original paint remains and has faded to an appealing medium tan color. Several minor iron marks add to its character. Would make a nice display item next to a transitional or bulger wood. G-6 $225

135.....141.....GUTTA PERCHA ACE OF CLUBS "Ace Of Clubs" in block lettering at both poles on a circa 1895-1900 line cut gutta percha ball. About two thirds of the original paint remains and has faded to a medium tan. Two moderate iron marks and several minor marks adorn the still appealing cover. Great name! G-5+ $275

135.....142.....SILVERTOWN GUTTA PERCHA A line cut "Silvertown" guttie with 90% original paint faded to tan and about a dozen minor iron marks. A nice ball for collectors who want a named guttie at a reasonable price. G-6 $235

135.....143.....LINE CUT GUTTA PERCHA BALL A circa 1900 line cut guttie with the identification circle at the pole illegible. A fairly nice example without paint and having a deep brown/black color. G-5 $190

135.....144.....HASKELL PATENT BRAMBLE "HASKELL PAT. Apr. 11, 1899" at both poles. No cuts, nicks, abrasions, or evidence of play; however, there is no paint and the cover is deep brown/black. G-8 $490

135.....145.....KEMPSHALL ARLINGTON BRAMBLE: A very scarce bramble with "Pat. 17554, Aug. 15, 1898" and "Kempshall Arlington" at the poles. 70% original paint and a few minor iron marks keeps this early rubber core ball from the outstanding classification. A must for the ball collector because of the patent date of 1898. G-7 $275

135.....146.....HEAVY DUNLOP BRAMBLE: A MINT Dunlop Heavy Bramble that was never painted. Dark brown/black cover with "Heavy Dunlop" at both poles. G-9 $290

135.....147.....SILVER KING BRAMBLE: A circa 1925 small British size with large brambles and "Silver King" at both poles. About 85% of the original paint adheres and has faded to a deep tan color. A nice display ball that has a different bramble pattern than usually seen. G-7 $175

135.....148.....SPALDING TRIANGLE BALL: A nice Triangle pattern cover ball with "Spalding" in red at both poles surrounded by four blue triangles for identification. A nice ball with a few minor blemishes. G-7+ $135

135.....149.....SCOTTIE MESH BALL: A MINT Mesh pattern ball with "Scottie" at one pole and "England" on the other. Four black identification panels at each pole. A few minor blemishes keep this from the superb class. G-9 $190

135.....150.....MESH PATTERN BALL: "DUNLOP WARWICK" with 50-50 markings of mesh and dimples. G-5. $45

135.....151.....WRAPPED BALLS "DUNLOP WARWICK" ball circa late 1960's in original red wrapper. G-10 $18.

135.....152.....SIGNATURE BALLS: Eleven different Signature Balls of British Open winners: Palmer, Hogan, Snead, Player, Sarazen, Armour, Norman, Daly, Jones, Hagen and Trevino. $59.

135.....153.....SIGNATURE BALLS: Ten different Signature Balls of Masters winners: Palmer, Hogan, Snead, Player, Burke, Casper, Aaron, Watson, Nicklaus, Ford and an additional Bobby Jones ball. $59.

135.....154.....SILVER KING GOLF BALL BOX A circa 1930's Bakelite half dozen box with a "Silver King" Mesh ball and crossed clubs in relief on the cream colored lid. On the bottom is imprinted "Silver King Cigarette or Trinket Box, Made In England" One tiny chip on the corner of the lid keeps this from perfection. G-8+ $150

135.....155.....MESH GOLF BALL MOLD: Circa 1930's Mesh Golf Ball Mold without a name. 90% did not have names. $275

135.....156.....DIMPLE GOLF BALL MOLD: Circa 1940's Dimple Golf Ball Mold without a name. 90% did not have names. $175.

135.....157.....DOUBLE TETHERED TEE: Very scarce Black rubber Tethered Tee circa 1920's. Two tees, one for the driver the other for iron play. Virtually MINT. G-9 $190.

135.....158.....RUBBER TEE: "All-My-Tee" as pictured in my book, P-272. Similar to a Manhattan tee with "Pat. P. 66177" on the weighted side. Several cuts in the tee, otherwise perfect MINT. G-8+ $95.

135.....159.....BRITISH AMATEUR COMPETEITOR BADGE: 1946 "Competitor #73" and "Royal Birkdale Golf Club" on a 2 X 3 inch shield shaped cardboard badge. Excellent condition with string fastener. Very scarce. G-8+ $375

135.....160.....BRITISH AMATEUR COMPETITOR BADGE: "Competitor" and "The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews" on a two inch diameter cardboard badge #92 dated 1950. Excellent condition with string fastener. Very scarce. G-8 $290

135.....161.....BRITISH OPEN TICKET: A very scarce 1976 British Open Championship Ticket, #126, for Royal Berkdale. "R & A Member, Admit to R & A Tent and Clubhouse" imprinted on the diamond shaped ticket. Excellent condition with string. Only a small quantity were given out to R & A Members making this a highly desirable ticket. G-8+ $195

135.....162.....IRISH OPEN BADGE: "Irish Open Amateur Championship, Competitor" on a shield shaped cardboard with string. Looks circa 1940's. Excellent save for tiny void at top left corner. G-6+ $90

135.....163.....BRITISH AMATEUR PROGRAM: 1955 British Amateur Program for Royal Lytham & St. Annes. Ken Venturi was a competitor. Joseph Conrad was the champion. G-9+ $185

135.....164.....BRITISH AMATEUR PROGRAM: 1959 British Amateur Program for Royal St Georges, Golf Club, Sandwich. Jack Nicklaus was a competitor. Dean Beman, former PGA Tour Commissioner, was the winner. G-9+ $160

135.....165.....BRITISH AMATEUR PROGRAM: 1970 British Amateur Program for Royal County Down, Ireland. Draw asheet for Fri-Sat. laid in. G-9+ $85

135.....166.....BRITISH OPEN PROGRAM: 1960 British Open Program, St. Andrews, Kel Nagle was the winner. Friday's Draw Sheet is laid in. G-8 $325

135.....167.....BRITISH OPEN PROGRAM: 1964 British Open Program, St. Andrews, Tony Lema was the winner. G-8 $325

135.....168.....BRITISH OPEN PROGRAM: 1968 British Open Program, Carnoustie, Gary Player was the winner. Thursday and Friday's Draw Sheets included. G-9 $250

135.....169.....BRITISH OPEN PROGRAM: 1972 British Open Program, Muirfield, Lee Trevino was the winner. Parking badge and Tuesday's Draw Sheet included. G-7 $195

135.....170.....BRITISH OPEN PROGRAM: 1973 British Open Program, Troon, Tom Weiskopf was the winner. Thursday and Friday's Draw Sheets included. G-8 $175

135.....171.....RYDER CUP PROGRAM 1951 Ryder Cup Program. Held at fabled Pinehurst. G-7 $390

135.....172.....RYDER CUP PROGRAM 1951 Ryder Cup Program scarce hard bound edition. Held at fabled Pinehurst. G-9+ save for a small water spot on the lower front. G-8+ $575

135.....173.....COPELAND SPODE: A lovely Copeland Spode Jug with white handle and white golfing figures in relief on pale green. Measures seven inches. $650

135.....174.....INTAGLIO CUT GLASS: A set of four small ash trays 1 1/2 X 2 1/4" in blue glass with intaglio cut golfers. $250

135.....175.....ROYAL DOULTON: A Royal Doulton "Bunnykins" bowl. A barely noticeable tiny defect on the rim between rabbits. A nice collectible. $160.

135.....176.....STAFFORDSHIRE CHINA: "Fine Bone China, Crown, Staffordshire" on the bottom of a cigarette or trinket box 3 1/2 X 4 1/2" Colorful golfers on all four sides and lid. Looks circa 1950's. $150

135.....177.....A BRASS LETTER CLIP: A 5 1/2 inch long brass long nose wood, spring mounted on a wooden base with a brass golf ball. Ideal for your desk to hold letters, notes or just a great conversation piece. $125.

135.....178.....GOLF SPIKES BAG: Circa 1950's "Spalding Golf Spikes" draw srtring bag near mint. No spikes. G-9 $15.

135.....179.....SENOIR TOUR MONEY CLIP: Official 1995 "Senior Series Golf Tour" (the defunked Senior Tour version of the PGA's Nike Tour) Money Clip. Pros like Dwight Neville, Bob Gaona and others played this tour. G-10 $45

135.....180.....SHOOTING STICK: Circa 1940's-50's Shooting Stick (portable seat) with leather seat. High quality construction and can be used today. G-8 $95

135.....181.....STERLING SILVER: Sterling Silver Trophy in the form of a Cigarette Box 6 1/4" X 3 1/4" X 1 1/4". "Putting Trophy, 1931". Approximately 5 1/2 ounces of silver. Nice desk diaplay item. $175

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