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Click here to subscribeCornish, Geoffrey S and Hurdzan, Michael signed – "Golf Course Design – An annotated bibliography with highlights of its history and resources" Publ`d 2006 Fiddlers Green Ltd ed no.45/75 bound in full red chieftain morocco leather signed to the limitation page by the authors and publisher – c/w matching red cloth and gilt pictorial cloth slip case – minor discolouration to the edge of the pages otherwise overall (VG)
Cotton, Henry (2) – to incl "Hints on Play with Steel Shafts" c1933 in original wrappers fully illustrated with views of St Andrews Open, action shots and colour centre page spread Advertising True temper Steel Shafts (some slight stains and creases to wrappers otherwise) (G) plus "Some Golfing IF`s" c.1949 with original wrappers – good instruction booklet slight fading to covers otherwise (G)
Ellis, Jeffery – "The Club Maker`s Art – Antique Golf Clubs and Their History" 1st edition 1997 in original DJ, the most comprehensive guide with full colour illustrations throughout – some minor tears and cellotape repairs to d/j - otherwise overall (G) together with 2x Peter Georgiady reference golf books (one signed) to incl Wood Shafted Golf Club guide and Compendium of British Club makers – both working copies
Golf Collectors Reference Books, Guides and Catalogue (4) – to incl Mort Olmans` "Encyclopaedia of Golf" (G), "Olman`s Guide to Golf Antiques" c/w dust jacket (G), Pete Georgiady`s signed - "Wood Shafted Golf Club Value Guide" 3rd ed 1998 and The Jaime Patino Origins of Golf Catalogue 2012(G)
Golf Magazines and other related periodicals from the 1920/30s to incl "Bobby Jones on Golf" retaining the original front cover, "The American Golfer" November 1928 covers split and torn otherwise complete, Sam Snead`s "Quick Way To Better Golf" 1st ed 1938 (F) - and a 1939 "Illustrated" July magazine featuring Henry Cotton on the front cover (F/G). (4)
1900 Ornate Silver shield golf medal – decorated with crown, crossed golf clubs and clubs initials D.C.G.C. and engraved on the "Quarterly Cup – Winner – W.B.H. – 99-22-77- September 1900" - hallmarked Birmingham and stamped with makers initials V.& S (Vaughton)
2x Golden persimmon medium size socket head woods to incl Spalding "F Model" brassie stamped with makers Baseball mark, full brass sole pate and D Rolland small face driver - both fitted with good full length replaced grips and one stamped to the shaft Finnegan`s Manchester
MacNamara T.J. Dr. (MP) – "The Gentle Golfer" 1st ed 1905 c/w original illustrated wrappers 180p – illustrated Arthur Moreland – scarce book in need of rebinding and restoring (A/F) together with Gowan`s Practical Picture Books No. 2 titled "Golf Illustrated by Beldam" 1st ed 1908 containing Sixty Action photographs of Famous Golfers c/w short notes by John L Low.- rebound with new marble boards and end plates (G) (2)
Masters Annual 1997 - won for the first time by Tiger Woods – 1st ed original green and leather gilt leather boards comprising full detailed report of the 1997 Masters held at Augusta National with colour photographs –this was Tiger`s first Masters and Major setting a new record score 270 (G). Note: These Annuals are printed annually starting in 1978 to commemorate the activities an achievements during the tournament
Miscellaneous Golf Book s from 1914 to 1990 – to incl Alistair B Adamson "Allan Robertson, Golfer – His Life and Times" publishers ltd ed no 43, c/w slip case (VG), Percy Allis "Better Golf" 1st ed 1926 (F/G), John Behrend "John Ball of Hoylake" ltd ed c/w dust jacket (VG), Bernard Darwin "Golf" 1st ed 1954 (F/G), Badminton Library Golf (Reprint) (VG), Henderson and Stirk "Golf In The Making" 1st ed c/w dust jacket (G) and Arnaud Massy "Golf" 1st English Ed 1914 (front end plate loose and minor fading to spine) (7)
2x Royal St George`s Golf Club postcards c. 1900 – titled "Royal St. Georges Golf Club Sandwich" featuring a horse and carriage and an early motorcar and another titled "Golf Club House Sandwich" featuring caddies and players going to the club – one used and dated 1907 plus 4 others to incl 3x various views of the Meyrick Park Golf Links Bournemouth and Golf Links Highcliffe - all with minor faults (6)
Set of 6x The Liphook Golf Course postcards – Series "A" sepia real photographs of the course to incl 1st, 3rd & 6th, 5th Green, 6th From the Tee, 8th Green Chip Shot and 10th Fairway c/w original club`s envelope advertising the Club`s Professional P.J. Lockyer
Set of Matching Dunlop "Peter Thomson" clubs to incl 9x irons (3- SW), and 3 matching black laminated woods Driver, 3 & 4 c/w matching brass centre shaft putter – in a black Dunlop Super divider bag with an attached coloured panel umbrella – endorsed by 5x Open Golf Champion Peter Thomson. Very playable set of irons even into today`s market
Fine Brewster`s Simplex Pat Centre shaft large spoon c. 1897 - a good makers oval clear stamp mark and Pat details to dark stained persimmon boat shaped head - has a forward brass sole face insert together with lead weighting c/w original full length hide grip with underlisting - the head measures 4.75 x 3.25" x 1.25" max
Selection of early golf books from 1890 – 1909 -to incl The Badminton Library Golf 2nd ed 1890 (titled page and index loose), Henry Leach "Great Golfers in The Making by Thirty four Famous Players" 2nd ed ((F), John L Low "F G Tait – A Record" inscribed to the front end plate J H Taylor from S D Winkworth May 15th 1901 (well read and used), and 2x Punch Library of Humour "Golf Stories" Books (F/G) (5)
"St Andrews Union Club Rules and Regulations with Alphabetical List of Members booklet- 1871"– rare proof copy with handwritten amendments before going to print - in the original plain pink paper wrappers publ`d by Fifes Herald Office Cupar Fife - comprises 8 pages rules et al and 20p listing the members - one of the main conditions for new members to join Union club, one had to be a member of The Royal & Ancient Golf Club, St Andrews and every gentleman member of The R & A automatically came members on the payment of the entrance money and subscription. The club was formed in 1835 by Sir Hugh Lyon Playfair (1785-1861) one of the most prominent figures in St Andrews during the 19th century. Following a career in the Honourable East India Company`s Bengal Army, he returned home to St Andrews in 1832. In 1835 he founded the Union Club and set up the Union Parlour as a clubhouse facility for golfers. His efforts, in turn, led to the construction of The Royal and Ancient Clubhouse Note: See Mullocks Auction April 2013 – lot 813 when an earlier edition 1861 realised £650 which at that time did not include the list of members.
Early and unusual blacksmith large curved face general iron fitted with rare early cork grip c. 1870 – with unusual central raised face c/w with 5.25" hosel – and fitted with rare dark stained period cork grip – hosel seam crack with all the characteristics of a early blacksmith`s made club
1969 Open Golf Championship official programme signed the winner– played at Royal Lytham and St Anne`s and signed by the winner Tony Jacklin to the cover c/w the last 3 days draw sheet coupons - very hard to fault hence (VG). Note: Jacklin was the first British player to win the Open for 18years and also the most successful European Ryder Cup captain
1948 Fred Daley signed programme (s) comprising 4x late 1948/49 Evening Chronicle Professional Golf Tournament programmes and tickets - one programme signed by Open Champion Fred Daley who broke the course record with 63 and also signed popular N G Von Nida (Australia) – other players playing incl Allis, Lawson Little, Busson, Bousfield, A Perry, J Burton, A Padgham, Charlie Ward, Max Faulkner, Roberto De Vincenzo (4)
2x 1970s/80s Official World Match Play Championship signed programmes - played at Wentworth Golf Club – both signed to their player profiles to incl 1977 signed by Seve Ballesteros, Hale Irwin, Graham March, Ray Floyd, Hugh Baiocchi and 1983 signed by some of the golfing greats to incl Major winners Arnold Palme, Seve Ballesteros, Gary Player, Bob Charles Tom Weiskopf, Hale Irwin, Bill Rodgers, Greg Norman, Nick Faldo, Bernhard Langer, plus David graham, Graham March, and Calvin Peete – in all 18 signatures – programmes usual pocket wear – ex Richard Doyle Davidson (Wentworth`s past secretary and later Managing Director)
The following lots come from Golf Tour Caddie and Author Ian Wright – Seve`s Caddy from 1986 . 1989 Official European Ryder Cup team signed caddy`s bib – worn by Ian Wright, Seve Ballesteros caddie and signed to both the front and back by all the European team together with the Captain and Vice captain to incl Seve Ballesteros, Tony Jacklin, Jose-Maria Olazabal, Bernhard Langer, Christy O`Connor, Nick Faldo, Bernard Gallacher on the one side and Mark James, Sam Torrance, Howard Clark, Ian Woosnam, Gordon Brand, Ronan Rafferty and Canizares on the other side – note only two bibs were allocated to each caddy hence a rare piece of Ryder Cup history which saw Ryder Cup reach a fever pitch never seen before and has carried on in the same vain ever since. Note: this was the 3rd successive European success in the Ryder Cup drawing the match 14-14 and retaining the cup – comes with signed letter of provenance from Ian Wright
Collection of early golf related advertisements from the 1890s onwards to incl Burberrys Golf Coats, Greer`s 10 year old Whisky, Elliman`s Universal Embrocation, Anderson`s Varsity Home Golfer practice aid, and Lotus Golf Shoes endorsed by Henry Cotton c.1950 etc (6)
Collection of Ogden`s Guinea Gold "Golf Base" real photographs c. 1901to incl J H Taylor, J Braid, Harry Vardon, John Ball, H H Hilton, J. Graham (Jnr) taken at Royal Liverpool plus 2x others of Lawrence Rea/Dennis O`Sullivan and Courtice Pounds/Geo. Grossmith - plain backs overall (G)
2x Royal Liverpool Golf Club related large foursomes golf photographs c. 1890s –to incl Hon H S Finch Hatton (Royal Liverpool Golf Club) watching and putting out with caddy holding the 13th green flag – both by E Hawkins and on original photographers mount – overall 13.5 x 16" plus a magazine extract featuring The Hon H S Finch Hatton from The Sportsman series c. 1895 (3)
Assorted Quantity of 1950 Onwards Motor Cycling and Scrambling Programmes – including Hants Grand National, Southampton Speedway, Point to Points, Cromwell Trophy, St Paul`s Trophy, Presidents Cup Trial, Jack White Trial, Ibsley, and various others, inspection recommended, some single sheets, overall A/G (no.50)
Seven books on the Anglo-Zulu War: “The Rorke’s Drift Doctor” by Lee Stevenson, “The Washing of the Spears” by Donald Morris, “A Widow Making War” by Paddy Griffith, “Through the Zulu Country” by Bertram Mitford (reprint); “Harford” by David and Emma Payne, “The 1879 Zulu War” by Lock & Quantrill and “Campaigns of a War Correspondent” by Melton Prior.GC
Eight books on the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879, including “Brave Men’s Blood” and “Nothing Remains But to Fight” by Ian Knight, “Sister Janet” by Brian Best and Adrian Greaves, “Redcoats & Zulus” and “Isandlwana” by Adrian Greaves, “Blood on the Painted Mountain” by Ron Lock and “Servant of Two Kings” by Filter and Bourquin. GC
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