Golf Gifts - Catalogue #137! Antique Wooden Shaft Hickory 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.

137...1... McEWAN, MUSSELBURGH: An 1880-90 long nose putter with "McEwan" weak, however readable, on the brown stained beech head. Splice whippings and sheep skin grip look original. The exotic Greenheart shaft is stamped "McEwan Selected Shaft". This would rate G-8 if the "McEwan" head stamp were deep and bold. G-6+ $975.

137...2... AITKEN, ALEX, GULLANE, SCOTLAND: "Alex Aitken, Gullane" on a circa 1915-20 "Zenith Iron" made by Brodie & Sons with their "Triangle" mark at the toe. G-7 $75

137...3... CANN & TAYLOR, LONDON, ENGLAND: A "Taylor's Putter" with twisted neck and smooth face. G-5 $75

137...4... GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: "Eskit" and Gibson's "G" inside the "Star" mark on a ribbed sole (similar to the Benny putter) and odd set hosel blade. Shaft is a replacement. G-6 $95

137...5... JOHNSON, FRANK A, LONDON, ENGLAND: Johnson's "Key" mark on a circa1910-15 straight blade "Putting Cleek". G-7 $80

137...6... NICOLL, GEORGE, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: A "George Nicoll Whippet Putter" with line scored face. G-6 $65

137...7... NICOLL, GEORGE, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: "White Heather" and "George Nicoll" in script and a red "Hand" mark on a contemporary blade putter with hickory shaft and buff grip. Appears to be made in the 1970's or 80's. G-8 $75

137...8... SAYERS, BEN, NORTH BERWICK: A Rustless "Benny Putter" with Sayer's "Bird" mark at the toe. The sole is ribbed to "eliminate drag" and the face is smooth with a line border. Grip & shaft are square. G-8 $145

137...9... STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: "St Andrews Model" below Stewart's "Pipe" mark on a contemporary blade putter with hickory shaft and buff grip. Appears to be made in the 1970's or 80's. G-8 $75

137...1...0 STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A circa 1920's playable line scored offset hosel blade with "J Gourlay & Sons, Glasgow" above Stewart's "Pipe" mark. Nice putter! G-8 $75

137...11... STANDARD GOLF CO, SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND: "Bent Neck Putter" on the sole of a "B N Model" Mills aluminum head mallet. Sole stamps are good, head stamp is nearly worn away and shaft has a repair. Scarce! G-5 $75

137...12... STANDARD GOLF CO, SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND: "Braid-Mills 1915 Model" Putter with an Upright Lie. The shaft is a well done replacement and the hosel is sound. A good playable or collectible aluminum mallet. G-7 $85

137...13... STANDARD GOLF CO, SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND: A good example of Mills "R R A" Model with raised right angle sight lines on the aluminum mallet head. All sole stampings are strong. Hosel is sound. G-7+ $95

137...14... STANDARD GOLF CO, SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND: A scarce "L" Model long nose aluminum head putter with good head stamps and the bottom stamped "L Model, Brassie Lofter"! Definetely a putter that was mis-stamped or a model I did not know existed! One hosel crack, otherwise G-6. $150

137...15... AMPCO MANUFACTURING, MILWAUKEE: "Ampco" on the back and "Putter" on the sole of a circa late 1920's dot face brass looking head. All original. G-8 $85

137...16... BURKE, WILLIAM: A MINT NEW "William Burke's The Original Hand Made Putter" with flanged back and bordered line scored face. G-10 $125

137...17... KEDDIE, DAVE: A scarce c-1920's Maxwell hosel offset blade with six holes in the hosel. "Dave Keddie" in script on the back and the face is dot punched. $85

137...18... KROYDON, NEWARK, NJ: An "S-7" Ball face putter. Superb head, replaced shaft. G-7 $70

137...19... KROYDON, NEWARK, NJ: "Banner" on the back and "7 Degree Putter" on the face at the toe. G-7 $70

137...20... KROYDON, NEWARK, NJ: An all original "S-7" Ball face Putter. G-8 $80

137...21... MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: "Duralite Putter" with "Four Stars". Shaft is a replacement. G-7 $60

137...22... MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: A nice GEM style "Popular" Putter with large dots punched into the shallow face. Original stamped shaft with a play grip. Would make a good play putter. G-7 $65

137...23... MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: An outstanding all original flanged back putter stamped "Popular 10-B". G-8 $70

137...24... MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: A MINT NEW "Go-Sum 10 Putter". Never hit. G-10 $150

137...25...SPALDING, USA: "M-18" below "Spalding Forged Model" in a triangle near the toe on a flanged head design the same as "Cooper" P-89 3rd photo. Quite scarce! All original. G-8 $75

137...26... UNKNOWN MAKER: No markings on head or shaft. Face design on both sides. Shaft and grip are one piece wood and painted black. Probably a carpet game or parlor putter. G-5 $75

137...27... UNKNOWN MAKER: "1932" stamped on the toe of an otherwise unmarked two way blade Putter with five deep lines in the center of both sides. Most likely used for Putt-Putt or miniature golf. G-7 $75

137...28... UNKNOWN MAKER: A nice circa 1905-15 Schenectady type putter with hatched face scoring and "Tom Anderson, Montclair, NJ" on the alumimnum head. Original shaft. G-7+ $265

137...29... WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: "Gene Sarazen" Juvenile putter stamped "11-13". G-7 $60

137...30... WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: Wilson's large double oval mark on a "Jackson Park" smooth face straight blade putter. G-8 $85

137...31... WRIGHT & DITSON, BOSTON, MA: A virtually MINT "Wright & Ditson, St. Andrews" blade Putter. Replaced whipping at end of grip keeps this from being a G-10. $95

137...32... ANDERSON OF ANSTRUTHER, SCOTLAND: Circa 1920 hyphen scored, box-dot border face ladies club with the large "Circle mark. "Arrow" above "L" and "Lofter" on back of a nice iron with a replacement orange colored all weather playing grip. G-7 $65.00

137...33... ANDERSON OF ANSTRUTHER, SCOTLAND: Anderson's "Arrow" and circular stamp on a circa 1915 dot face, rounded back "Sammy". A very nice example that looks to be all original. G-8 $75

137...34... ANDERSON OF ANSTRUTHER, SCOTLAND: An outstanding deep face "Driving Mashie". Anderson's "Arrow" and round "Circle" mark are on the back. Nice display club! G-8 $90

137...35... AYRES, F H, LONDON, ENGLAND: An outstanding "Deep Face Mashie" with the "Maltese Cross" mark at the toe. "Archie Compston" and "Staynorus" also on the back. Shaft is a replacement. G-7+ $70

137...36... CANN & TAYLOR, LONDON, ENGLAND: A "J H Taylor Autograph Niblick" with 1908 patent numbers. Bordered hyphen face. G-6 $75

137...37... CARRICK, F & A, MUSSELBURGH: A c-1875-85 Cleek with partial "F & A Carrick, Musselburgh" stamp and a strong "Cross" stamp. The shaft is an old, well done in period repacement with an old Park style wrapped leather grip. A nice Carrick for the budget minded. G-6 $550.

137...38... CARRICK, F & A, MUSSELBURGH: A General Purpose Iron c-1880 with a full "F & A Carrick, Musselburgh" stamp and a deep "Cross" mark beneath. The shaft is an early in period replacement and the grip is an old sheep skin. For the discriminating collector! G-7++ $1150.

137...39... CONDIE, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: "R Neilson, Musselburgh" surrounding Condie's "Flower" mark on a circa 1900-1905 compact smooth deep face Lofting Iron. Shaft looks original, grip is a replacement. G-5+ $70

137...40... CONDIE, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: Condie's "Flower" mark on a dot face, oval head, offset hosel "Mashie-niblick" c-1915. G-7 $70

137...41... FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A nice "Scotia Mashie" circa 1920. Stamped shaft with replacement grip. G-7 $60

137...42... FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: "R Forgan & Sons, St. Andrews" on both head and shaft of a circa late 1920's "Niblick" with a line scored face. Clubs with names of British Open courses are very popular. G-7 $70

137...43... FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A nice 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 $160

137...44..... GIBSON, CHARLES, WESTWARD HO!, ENGLAND: Gibson's "Rampant Stallion" mark on a circa 1925 line scored "#3 Iron". All original. G-7 $65

137...45... GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: A playable "Gibson of Kinghorn, Rustless 8 Niblick". $60

137...46... GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: "Army & Navy C S L Holdfast, London" along with Gibson's "Star" mark on a smooth face circa 1910 Iron. Reshafted and has a brass hosel pin. G-5+ $65

137...47... GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: A nice all original "Deep Face Mashie" with a line scored face. G-7 $75

137...48... GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: A very seldom offered "Powderhorn" mark Mashie. Slightly warped shaft. G-6 $75

137...49... GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: Circa 1920's "Mashie" with "John Little & Co., Singapore" on the back. All original. Clubs stamped "Singapore" are quite scarce. G-7 $75

137...50... GIBSON, WILLIAM, KINGHORN, SCOTLAND: "W H Way, Cleveland, O" on a "Star" marked "Made in Scotland Cleek" c-1915 with brodered hyphen face scoring. Nice all original club. G-7 $75

137...51... GRAY, JOHN, PRESTWICK: A c-1870 Cleek with five inch saw tooth nicked hosel and "Jn Gray" on the back. The old hickory shaft has a sheep skin grip, tattered and partially missing near the bottom exposing old wool underlisting. Overall a good collectible. G-6 $975.

137...52... HOOKER, E A: "E A Hooker, Crews Hill G C" on back of a line scored Mid-iron. Replacement shaft. G-5 $70.00

137...53... MORRIS, TOM, ST. ANDREWS: A Stewart General Purpose Iron c-1890-95 with the "Pipe" below "Tom Morris, St Andrews". An outstanding all original example with Morris' oval stamp on the shaft below a nice sheep skin grip. Very scarce, if not RARE in this condition. G-8 $650

137...54... NICOLL, GEORGE, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: A "Zenith Mashie" with the "Glove" type "Hand" mark. Hosel is off set like an anti-shank. Shaft is a replacement. G-6 $60

137...55... NICOLL, GEORGE, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: An all original circa 1915-1920 dot punched face Driving Iron marked "George Nicoll" in script and "1 Iron" deeply stamped beside the "Hand" mark near the toe. G-7 $65.

137...56... NICOLL, GEORGE, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: An early compact head, smooth face Cleek with Nicoll's first "Hand" mark circa 1898-1900. Only "Warranted, Hand Forged" and the "Hand" are on the back. Original shaft with replacement grip. An average G-5 club, but very seldom offered. $75

137...57... NICOLL, GEORGE, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: A good "Deep Face Mashie" stamped 'D. Adams, Glasgow", G-6 $75

137...58... NICOLL, GEORGE, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: A SCARCE "Clinker Mashie" with an oval head. All original. G-7 $75

137...59... NICOLL, GEORGE, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: A "Nicoll Indicator 1 Iron" with shaft sticker "BTN Butchart-Nicholls" and patent numbers below the grip. The replacement shaft is 5 parts Bamboo and 1 part Hickory. G-8 $90

137...60... PATRICK, ALEX, LEVEN, SCOTLAND: A nice "Mid-iron" with Patrick's elusive "Spur" mark. G-7 $65.

137...61... SCOTT, A H, EARLSFERRY, ELIE, SCOTLAND: A circa 1920 line scored off set Lofting Iron with "Excelsior" and "A Davey, Margate" on the back . Scott's small "Lion" mark is on the back. Replacement grip over the original looking shaft. G-6 $65.

137...62... SCOTT, JAMES, ST ANDREWS: A small head circa 1910 smooth face ladies Cleek with "Jas. Scott, St Andrews" and "Premier" on the back. Original shaft with a replacement grip. G-7 $75

137...63... SPALDING, DYSART, FIFE, SCOTLAND "Spalding" in large block letters and a very large Thistle at the toe of a circa1915 dot faced Mid-iron made for export to New Zealand or Australia. Period replaced shaft. G-6 $75.

137...64... SPALDING, LONDON: A scarce circa 1920 line scored "D Niblick" stamped "A G Spalding & Bros, Model, London". Original shaft with a period replacement grip. G-6 $75

137...65... SPENCE, JAMES. ST. ANDREWS: An outstanding "Jigger" c-1915 with a dot face. Nice club! G-8 $80

137...66... ST ANDREW GOLF CO, GLASGOW: A nice circa 1920's "Super X Rustless" line scored "Jigger". G-7 $70

137...67... ST ANDREW GOLF CO, GLASGOW: An 1896 Patent with "Hawkins Never Rust" and the "Running Stag" mark on a circa 1915-20 flanged back with "Cleek" on the sole. Replaced shaft. G-6 $95

137...68... STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: An outstanding circa 1920's "Mashie Iron" with a line scored face. Imported and stamped by "W Yeoman, Chicago, Formerly Herd & Yeoman". G-8 $70

137...69... STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: An Iron with "Diamond" face scoring and the back stamped "A Herd, Huddersfield" above Stewart's "Pipe" mark. Original shaft with a period all weather grip. G-6 $75

137...70... STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A playable "4 Iron Special" with a "Hagen Grip" wrapped leather grip. G-8 $75

137...71... STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: "W Mc Ewan, Formby" above the "Pipe" mark on a nice circa 1910-15 dot punched face Mid Iron. G-7 $80

137...72... SUGGS, LTD: "Rustless 1 Iron" at the toe and "Made in Scotland" on a circa 1925-30 mussel back scarcity. Has an all weather patented "Whitcombe" grip. A nice club. G-8. $75.00

137...73... SULLIVAN, R: Circa 1920 hyphen scored face mid iron with "R Sullivan, Makers, London" on back. G-6 $65.00

137...74... TULLOCH, J, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND: Circa 1900 smooth face Iron stamped "J Tulloch, Glasgow". Shaft and grip are period replacements. Very seldom offered maker. G-6 $65

137...75... UNKNOWN MAKER: Circa 1905-1910 smooth face straight faced (driving iron) with the "British Flag" mark at toe. Markings on back nearly "emoried" away by caddies. Shaft and grip are replacements. G-5+ $60.00

137...76... UNKNOWN MAKER: "Oxford" in large block letters on a circa 1905 smooth face, rounded back Lofter. G-6 $85

137...77... UNKNOWN MAKER: A circa 1920's hyphen scored "Niblick" with "Pin Hi" and "Finish Brand" at the toe. This club has an unusual "Flag-in-Hole" maker's mark in that the "rectangular" flag is the "P" in "Pin Hi". Made for or assembled by "Eric Allemby". A nice all original club. G-7+ $90.00

137...78... UNKNOWN MAKER: An early Blacksmith made iron c-1850-65 with forging striations visible on back and face as well as hammering marks on the slightly hooked face. The long hosel nicking has been trimmed. 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. Nice period shaft and grip. G-6 $975

137...79... VICKERS, SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND: Circa 1915-20 hyphen face "Mashie No. 23" with the "Double K" maker's mark at the toe. This iron has a very wide sole and a flanged back. Shaft is a replacement. G-5+ $65.00

137...80... WHITE, J C, TROON: An oval shaped, line scored face "Mashie-Niblick" with "J C White, Troon" boldly on the back. Clubs with names of British Open courses are very popular. White was at Troon from 1911-1917. G-7 $85

137...81... WHITE, JACK, SUNNINGDALE, ENGLAND: "Sunningdale" in large block letters on a dash faced "Mashie". All original. G-8 $70.00

137...82... WHITE, ROBERT, ST. ANDREWS: A circa 1880 Cleek with the large oval "R White, St. Andrews" stamp partially emoried away by over zealous caddies. "R Whit" is all that is readable on the back. The shaft appears to be something other than Hickory or Ash with a nice sheep skin grip. Shaft and grip are worth $100. alone! G-5++ $165

137...83... WILSON, R B, ST. ANDREWS: A scarce "R B Wilson" smooth face Iron with an ASH shaft. Outstanding! G-8 $125

137...84... WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: A good "T Stewart, St. Andrews" line scored Mashie. G-7 $65

137...85... AMPCO MANUFACTURING, MILWAUKEE: "Pale-Line Silver Medal" and "Troon Mashie-niblick" on a line scored silvered head. G-7 $75

137...86... JONES, ERNEST, NEW YORK: ERNEST JONES PRACTICE CLUB. An outstanding Patented Ernest Jones Practice Club, circa 1933. The one piece rubber grip is stamped "Patent Pending". The shaft sticker is about half intact and the "Spring" still exhibits the original green paint. $675

137...88... MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: A "Duralite 3 Mid-Mashie" reshafted for play. $60

137...89... MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: A scarce "Radite 5-R Mashie" with a bordered line scored face. All original. G-8 $65

137...90... MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: A "Popular 'C' Bull Dog Mid-mashie" with a very deep face and bordered hyphen face scoring. All original with stamped shaft. Interesting club! G-7+ $65

137...91... MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: A "slotted Hosel" patented left handed "Mid-iron". G-5 $75

137...92... MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: "J Macgregor, Dayton, O" and a "Shamrock" in a circle on back of a circa 1905-1910 Iron with "Diamond-Dot" face. Shaft appears original having the numbers "2912" with "1" above "2" as if "29 1/2". Grip looks like an original. G-6 $80

137...93... MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: An all original smooth face "J. Macgregor Mid-iron" with the number "6" on the shaft just below the russet grip. Shaft has a slight warp. G-6+ $85

137...94... PARTRIDGE, HORACE, BOSTON: Circa late Teens Mussel back, hyphen face scored "Mashie". "Model Seven" at the toe and "Hand Forged" at the heel. Similar to early Thomas E. Wilson clubs. G-7 $75.00

137...95... SPALDING, USA: "Spalding Gold Medal 2" in straight block letters with the "Hammer" at the toe of a dot face Mashie. Shaft and grip are in period replacements. G-5 $62.00

137...96... SPALDING, USA: A circa 1906-1908 Lofting Iron with "Spalding Gold Medal" in block lettering. The letter "B" is stamped below "Hand Forged", and a small "L" is stamped at the toe. Four rows of widely spaced deep dots have been added to the face. Club has been shortened for Lady or Juvenile play. All back markings are strong and bold. Quite a scarce club. G-6 $65

137...97...SPALDING, USA: A Mussel back "Rustless Hand Made Mashie" that appears all original. A nice club. G-7. $70.00

137...98... SPALDING, USA: "G S Sparling" on back of a smooth face Driving Iron with concentric back weighting . The original shaft is marked "G F Sparling, Hand Made". Made by A G Spalding Bros. G-7 $75.00

137...99... SPALDING, USA: An outstanding "Spalding Gold Medal 2 Niblick" circa 1915 with a random dot face. Same as "Cooper" P-63, 3rd photo except "Forged" under a detailed ballpeen hammer. G-8 $75

137...100... SPALDING, USA: "Spalding Medal" with "Driv. Iron 3" on the sole. Circa 1915 with a random dot face. Same as "Cooper" P-64, 2nd photo. All original. G-8 $75

137...101... SPALDING, USA: A round head, concave smooth face c-1902-05 RUT Niblick with Spalding's Baseball mark and "Crescent" identifiable (not clear) on the back. Original shaft with replacement grip. Seldom offered in any condition. Actually, this might make a good playable. G-5 $190

137...102... TAYLOR BROTHERS, NEW YORK: "Taylor Bros. Special" in a small oval on the back of a concentric back weighted smooth, deep face Cleek circa 1900-05. In period replacement shaft and wrapped leather grip. G-7 $75

137...103... UNKNOWN MAKER: A circa 1910 large head smooth face "Niblick" marked "Bartons, Intervale" on the back. Shaft is a replacement. G-5 $65.00

137...104... UNKNOWN MAKER: Circa 1905 oval head smooth face niblick with "M J Brady" on back. Looks all original. G-6 $70.00

137...105... UNKNOWN MAKER: "Triumph" and a six pointed "Star" (Jewish?) on a circa 1910 smooth face iron. G-7 $75

137...106... WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: "Fairview" in large block letters on a circa 1910 smooth face Lofting Iron. Appears all original. Previous owner thought this one should also be priced at $125. Matches the Putter. G-7 $70

137...107... WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: "Model Six Plus Success" flanged back Mid-iron with an interesting face scoring. G-7 $75.00

137...108... WRIGHT & DITSON, BOSTON, MA: A scarce "B-8 Sky Iron". All original with four inch chip out of shaft near hosel. G-5. $35

137...109... WRIGHT & DITSON, BOSTON, MA: Smooth face Approaching Cleek circa 1900-05 with "Wright & Ditson 9" in block letters on back. Shaft not marked, but looks like an original. Replaced grip. G-6 $70.00

137...110... WRIGHT & DITSON, BOSTON, MA: A seldom seen circa 1910 smooth five Iron stamped "Wright & Ditson, W Y" in block letters. The "W Y" most likely was for "Woman" or "Youth". All original with stamped shaft. G-8 $85

137...111... WRIGHT & DITSON, BOSTON, MA: A nice "A H Findlay" smooth face Lofter circa 1899-1900. "Wright & Ditson" in an arc under A H Findlay. Exactly the same head design as the top right photo P-124 in "Cooper", but without the "6". The earlier clubs had no numbers. Original shaft with old wrapped calf grip. G-7 $90

137...112... DONALDSON, J, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND: A nice dot punched face Anti-Shank Niblick in the Fairlie's style with Donaldson's large "Range Finder" mark. Shaft is a replacement. G-7+ 195

137...113... FORRESTER, GEO., ELIE, EARLSFERRY: A nice Fairlie's Patent compact head Mid-iron with "criss-cross" face. A huge mark consisting of a Thistle, Rose and Three Leaf Clover covers most of the back, G-7 225

137...114...STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A line scored Fairlie's Patent Niblick with Stewart's "Pipe" mark. G-5 125

137...115...STEWART, TOM, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: Stewart's "Pipe" mark on a circa 1920 lined face large head Anti-shank "Niblick" with a severe hosel "crook". "Fred Whiting, Sandwich" is stamped on both head and original shaft. An good example of a Stewart Fairlie's Patent Anti-shank iron. Grip is a replacement. G-7 185

137...116...STOKES, CORNWALL, LONDON: A nice "Smith's Model" Anti-Shank "Iron" with heel and toe weighting and a severe "Crook" in the hosel. "Stokes, Cornwall, London" in an double oval. G-7 225

137...117...UNKNOWN MAKER: A Playable Anti-Shank Mashie-niblick with a severe hosel "crook". Lead has been added to the entire back. Shaft and grip are good. 125

137...118...UNKNOWN MAKER: A nice smooth face Fairlie's Patent Anti-shank iron with "Lofter" in large block letters on the sole. All stampings have been emoried from the back. G5+++ 160

137...119...AYRES, F H, LONDON, ENGLAND: A circa 1885-90 hooked face Brassie with ram's horn between the face and full brass sole plate. "F H Ayres" boldly stamped on the golden Beech head and the hickory shaft below an original looking sheep skin grip. Splice whipping is a well done replacement. G-7+ 1275

137...120...FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A Transitional long nose Play Club circa 1890 with "R Forgan" above the POW "Plume" stamp a light brown Beech head. Shaft and sheep skin grip are in period replacements. G-7 775

137...121...FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A nice Play Club, circa 1885 with "R Forgan" above the weak POW "Plume" stamp. Splice whipping is a well done replacement with the original shaft stamped "R Forgan & Sons, St. Andrews" below a very nice sheep skin grip. The face has a very well done leather face insert that looks like it may be original to protect the delicate Beech face from the harsh blows to the Guttie. A nice display club. G-7 1850.

137...122...FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A circa 1895 Bulger Brassie with "R Forgan" boldly above the POW "Plume" stamp. Original stamped shaft and splice whipping, however the grip is a replacement. There is a crack starting from the neck that terminates at the "R" of "R Forgan". A screw was put in the neck to successfully stop the advancement of the crack. 350

137...123...UNKNOWN MAKER: "Lakewood" in block letters on head and shaft of a circa 1900 spliced neck Brassie. This one is playable and has been approved by Pete Georgiady for Oakhurst play. G-7 250.

137...124...VARDON, HARRY, GANTON: A circa late 1890's tiny head, deep faced Spoon or Baffy with "H Vardon" in large block letters on the Beech head. There is a horn slip between the bottom of the face and the brass rounded sole plate. This club has the appearance of a Bull-dog"trouble wood. Appears all original save for the splice whipping which is half oroginal and half replacement. The face has two grain separations. G-5 225

137...125...BUHRKE, CHICAGO: Ivorine face with five wood pegs and four scoring lines on the face. Three lead tape strips on the sole as someone recently played this one. G-7 135

137...126...SPALDING, USA: "Gene Reilly" (Waterbury, CT 1914-26) on the head of a Spalding Driver with rounded Ivorine face insert held by five pegs. Nice club with old replacement wrapped leather grip. G-7. 135

137...127...WALKER, H, SICKLEHOLME: A nice, well lofted Bull Dog trouble wood with "H Walker, Sickleholme G C" on the head. The black triangular insert is held by eight tiny wood pegs. May be playable. G-7 120

137...128...WRIGHT & DITSON, BOSTON, MA: "George Wright" on the head of a c-1925-30 "No. 2 Wood" which has an Ivorine face with a black Diamond and 4 pegs. Nice looking pretty face! G-7 135

137...129...ANDERSON, D & SONS, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: Circa 1915 Persimmon head Driver with a black slip held by three wood pegs. "D Anderson & Sons, Edinburgh" on the head in gold lettering. A nice Scottish made wood. G-7 110

137...130...CANN & TAYLOR, LONDON, ENGLAND: "J H Taylor" left handed Driver for export to Singapore. Original stamped shaft. G-7+ 95

137...131...FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A "Scotia" Spoon with "Forgan" on the refinished head. G-6 90.

137...132...FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: "R Forgan" above the "Crown" mark on a circa 1905-08 Spoon with full brass sole plate. Original shaft is stamped "R Forgan & Sons, St. Andrews". G-6+ 95

137...133...FORGAN, ROBERT, ST ANDREWS, SCOTLAND: A c-1905-08 Driver with a ram's horn slip and "R Forgan" above the "Crown" mark. Original stamped shaft and a replacement buff grip make this a nice collectible. G-8 115

137...134...ROWE, JOHN, ASHDOWN FOREST: A virtually MINT circa 1910-15 small head Driver with "John Rowe" in script on the brown Persimmon head. A lovely wood! G-9+ 135 SAYERS, BEN, NORTH BERWICK: "B Sayers, Selected" on a c-1920 Brassie with triangular brass sole plate. All original with the shaft stamped "B Sayers Super, Hand Made in Scotland". G-7+ 115

137...135...THE GAMAGE, LONDON: A c-1910-15 Brassie with "The Gamage" on both head and shaft. The face has a small face insert with a ram's horn slip between the face and brass sole plate. G-7+ 110

137...136...UNKNOWN MAKER: A circa 1920 BULL DOG trouble wood with "S B Wallace, Cardross" on the head. G-6. 135

137...137...BURKE MFG CO, NEWARK, OH: A SUPERB "Burke Endgrain, Patent 785212" circa 1905-1915 Driver. The patent is from 1905 and this Driver head is similar to the putter, however much scarcer. Virtually MINT and shows virtually no evidence of play. This one is a "Keeper"!. G-9 390

137...138...MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: An all original "BAP Bulger Driver #17". Looks playable. G-7+ 110

137...139...MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: "Paragon Driver Model P-1" on head and brass sole plate along with "Pat. Pending" (Butterfly back lead weight). The two tone head has a deep face. G-7+ 110

137...140...MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: An all original "492" pear shaped Persimmon head Brassie. Shaft is marked. G-7 115.00

137...141...MACGREGOR, DAYTON, OH: An all original c-1910-15 Driver with "J Macgregor, Dayton, O" surroundng a Shamrock on the golden Persimmon head. Nice Macgregor collectible. G-7+ 115

137...142...MITCHELL, JOE, CLEVELAND, OHIO: An early socket head Driver circa 1900-05 most likely made by Macgregor with the head stamped "Joe Mitchell, Buckeye, Cleveland, O". Upside down "27" on the shaft below a partial russet grip with 1/2 the underlisting visible. G-6+ 120

137...143...SPALDING, USA: "Spalding Medal" on the compact head of a circa 1915 Brassie with full brass sole plate. All original and a nice display club. G-7+ 95

137...144...SPALDING, USA: Two-tone head Brassie stamped "A G Spalding & Bros." Seven inch long plastic "Cushion Neck" instead of whipping. All original and nice. G-8 100

137...145...SPALDING, USA: "Spalding Medal" with a hatched face. Not pictured in "Cooper". Has "Spalding" in block lettering with large "S" and "G" similar to the Chicopee Putter markings. G-7 100

137...146...SPALDING, USA: Circa 1915 all original "Spalding Medal 2" small head Brassie. G-7 125

137...147...SPALDING, USA: A SUPERB, virtually MINT two tone head "A G Spalding & Bros" #1 Driver. Shaft is stamped "A G Spalding & Bros., Chicopee, Mass". G-9+ 135

137...148...WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: "WHIZ" on the head of an outstanding circa 1920's Driver. Wilson made a "Whiz" ball; I am assuming they made this club as well. G-8 110

137...149...WILSON, THOMAS E, CHICAGO, IL: "Harry Vardon, International Professional" on the head of a c-1925 "Brassie" with bore through sole shafting. "Harry Vardon" is stamped on the original olive green grip. G-8 115

137...150...WRIGHT & DITSON, BOSTON, MA: A "Wright & Ditson, St Andrews" Brassie with a brass slip held by three screws as made. Good stiff shaft. This one might be playable. Shaft and grip are originals. G-7+ 110

137...151...GUTTA PERCHA: A small size c-1900 line cut Gutta Percha ball without paint that is oxidizing. G-2 65.

137...153...GUTTA PERCHA: A c-1900 remade line cut solid Gutta Percha ball stamped "Silver Town" with a few minor iron marks. G-5 195

137...154...VARDON FLYER: C-1900 Spalding "Vardon Flyer" Gutta Percha ball with multiple iron marks and 90% original paint that has faded to cream-light tan. G-3+ 225.

137...155...TRIANGLE PATTERN: A British size "Goodrich Whippet" and "Patented April 11, '99" boldly in very large lettering on the poles. The cover is a Triangle Pattern that has been repainted. The Gutta Percha cover has several small round holes, however it still displays well. G-3+ 175

137...156...TRIANGLE PATTERN: "Goodrich Whippet" and "Patented April 11, '99" boldly in small lettering on the poles. The cover is a Triangle Pattern with about 50-60% original painted faded to tan. Same cover design, with smaller triangles, as the "Meteor" P-209 in my 2nd edition. A nice display ball. G-6 375

137...157...BRAMBLE PATTERN: "Standard, Pat. Feb 3, 03" on both poles of a wound center ball most likely made by Worthington. 90% original paint faded to a cream color with a few minor iron marks and a "Y" shaped crack in the Gutta Percha cover. G-4 135

137...158...BRAMBLE PATTERN: A "Spalding White" Patented 1899, however c-1908-10 with a celluloid cover. 80% original paint faded to tan. Several iron marks and paint voids. G-4+ 135

137...159...BRAMBLE PATTERN: "The Challenger" on both poles of a c-1915 celluloid cover Bramble with about 65% original paint. Several iron marks and some paint voids. G-5 145

137...160...BRAMBLE PATTERN: "Spalding Bramble" at both poles in a large circular stamp on the Gutta Percha cover. About 70% original paint that has faded to tan. G-5 175

137...161...BRAMBLE PATTERN: A "Why Not" bramble which, at first glance, appears to be mint, however it has been repainted and the old paint has faded to cream. G-8 195.

137...162...BRAMBLE PATTERN: "Standard, Pat. Feb 3, 03" on both poles of a wound center ball most likely made by Worthington. Two-thirds original paint faded to tan with a few very minor iron marks. G-5+ 245.

137...163...BRAMBLE PATTERN: "Spalding Bramble" at both poles in a large circular stamp on the Gutta Percha cover. 98% original paint that has faded to cream. Several minor marks keep this from the superb class. A really nice, early Spalding ball. G-8 390

137...164...BRAMBLE PATTERN: "The Amazon" and "Thornton & Co., Ltd" on the poles of a bramble cover with larger brambles than a "Caymen" or Silvertown's c-1930 bramble. First example I have encountered of this unusual bramble . It is listed in "Kelly" P-22, however it is not pictured. G-7 475

137...165...MESH PATTERN: "Whippet" at both poles of a c-1930's Mesh with 8 panels colored black. G-3 18

137...166...MESH PATTERN: "Silver King" at both poles of a c-1930's Mesh. G-4 22

137...167...MESH PATTERN: "Delano Hats" at both poles of a c-1930's Mesh with 8 panels colored green. Delano was one of the largest Hat makers in the US. G-4 24.

137...168...MESH PATTERN: "Blue Colonel" at both poles of a c-1920's Mesh with an inch long cut in the cover, otherwise, G 6. Pole markings are bold. 24

137...169...MESH PATTERN: "DUNLOP WARWICK" with 50-50 markings of mesh and dimples. G-4. 28

137...170...MESH PATTERN "Kro-Flite" at both poles of a c-1920's British size Mesh with 12 panels colored blue for identification. Nice ball for display. G-5 32.

137...171...MESH PATTERN "Spalding" at both poles of a c-1920's large size Mesh. G-5 32.

137...172...MESH PATTERN: "St. Claire" at both poles of a c-1920's Mesh with 4 panels colored red for identification. G-5 32.

137...173...MESH PATTERN: "Wilson" and "Crest" at poles of a c-1930's British size Mesh. A virtually mint ball with a half inch cover crack (not from an iron). Nice display side. 32

137...174...MESH PATTERN: "Bravo" at both poles of a c-1930's Mesh with 8 panels colored green. G-5 32.

137...175...MESH PATTERN: "Colonel" and "Click" at both poles of a c-1920's Mesh. G-5 35

137...176...MESH PATTERN: "Kro-Flite" at both poles of a c-1920's British size Mesh with12 panels colored green. G-6 42

137...177...MESH PATTERN: "Silver Streak" at both poles of a c-1920's British size Mesh. G-5+ 45

137...178...MESH PATTERN: "Kro-Flite" at both poles of a c-1920's Mesh with two squares on either side of "Kro-Flite" colored green for identification. Nice ball for display. G-6 48

137...179...MESH PATTERN: A "Lightning Bolt" inside a red rectangle at both poles of a c-1920's British size Mesh. Mint, however it has several cover cracks and paint flecks. 48

137...180...MESH PATTERN: "Hornet" in green print at the pole of a c-1930's Mesh with 12 panels colored blue for identification. Interesting name. G-6 48

137...181...MESH PATTERN: "U S Nobby" at both poles of a c-1930's Mesh . No iron marks. G-7 48

137...183...MESH PATTERN: "US Royal" at both poles of a c-1930's Mesh with 16 panels colored green. G-7 55

137...184...MESH PATTERN "Fleetwing" and "Atlas" at the poles of an outstanding c-1920's Mesh with 8 panels colored black for identification. Nice ball for display. G-8 75.

137...185...MESH PATTERN: "Couples Two-Up" in green lettering at both poles of a c-1930's Mesh that is outstanding. This ball was made by MacGregor. G-8 75

137...186...MESH PATTERN: "Tiger" at both poles of a c-1930's Mesh. No marks or evidence of play, however the cover is tan as 90% of the paint is gone. 75

137...187...DIMPLE PATTERN: "Radio-Radio" at both poles of a c-1915 British size dimple ball. G-4+ 28

137...188...DIMPLE PATTERN: "Spalding" and "Gold Medal" at both poles of a c-1940's WWII ball stamped "Synthetic". A very scarce and underrated "modern" ball. G-8+ 35

137...189...DIMPLE PATTERN: "Spalding Honor" and "Pats. Feb 4, 08, De. 9, 13" at poles of a c-1915 British size Dimple. A very scarce early Spalding ball, much scarcer than its Bramble contemporaries. G-3 38

137...190...DIMPLE PATTERN: "Spalding-Fifty" at both poles of a c-1920's British size Dimple. G-5 42

137...191...DIMPLE PATTERN: "Baby Dimple" surrounding two blue and two red dots at each pole. Spider web cover cracks keep this from a premium ball. G-3+ 45

137...192...DIMPLE PATTERN: A circa 1935-40 MINT new small size Dimple with "North British" in green at both poles. A few minor blemishes keeps this from superb mint. G-9+ 45

137...193...DIMPLE PATTERN: "Allied Mercury 1.62" at both poles of a c-1915 British size Dimple . G-5 48

137...194...DIMPLE PATTERN: A circa 1925-30 Dimple with "Dunlop 162" in red at both poles. A few minor blemishes and one minor scuff. A nice display ball. G-8 58.

137...195...DIMPLE PATTERN: A circa 1925-30 Dimple with "Dunlop 29" at both poles. A few minor blemishes keeps this from mint. G-9 65

137...196...DIMPLE PATTERN: An unusual truncated Dimple pattern British size ball with "Osprey 27" and "Reg. U S Pat Off, 27" at the poles. First example of this scarce Dimple I've seen! G-5 75

137...197...DIMPLE PATTERN: "Spalding Dimple" and "Pat April, 11, '99" at poles of a c-1905 dimple ball. 80% original paint faded to cream. Underrated and very scarce. G-4+ 75

137...198...DIMPLE PATTERN: A circa 1925-30 MINT new Dimple with "Dunlop 31" at both poles. A few minor blemishes keeps this from superb mint. G-9+ 85

137...199...DIMPLE PATTERN: "Clincher Cross 31" and "Reg. U.S. Pat. Off." on the poles of a circa 1920 dimple ball made by North British Ball Co. 95% original paint. G-6+ 95

137...200...DIMPLE PATTERN: A circa 1925-30 MINT new Dimple with "Silver King " at both poles. A few minor blemishes keeps this from superb mint. G-9+ 95

137...201...DIMPLE PATTERN: A circa 1925 MINT new Dimple with "Why Not " at both poles. A few minor blemishes and some gray discoloration keeps this from superb mint. G-9 95

137...202...DIMPLE PATTERN: "Spalding Dimple" surrounding 4 black identification "dots" at both poles of a c-1915 oversized dimple ball. No iron marks, however there is a paint void. 80% original paint faded to cream. Underrated and very scarce. These early dimples are actually scarcer than their Bramble contemporaries. G-6+ 95

137...203...DIMPLE PATTERN: "Midget Dimple" and "Pat Apl 11, 99" at the poles. The cover has tiny, well spaced dimples and about 85% original paint that has faded to cream. A nice c-1905 early dimple. G-6 125.

137...204...DIMPLE PATTERN: "Spalding Dimple" and "Pats. Feb 4, 08, Dec 9, 13" on the poles of this large size ball with tiny, well spaced dimples. 90% original paint faded to light tan. G-6 125

137...205...SIGNATURE BALLS: "Michael Jordan" (Basketball player) on an Ultra 500. G-9 20

137...206...SIGNATURE BALLS: "Art Boll" at both poles fo a circa 1930's Spalding Dimple. G-5 25

137...207...SIGNATURE BALLS: "Ben Crenshaw" on a Maxfli Patriot commemorating the U S Victory in the Ryder Cup and is stamped "Sept. 26, 1999, USA 14 1/2, Europe 13 1/2". G-9 25

137...208...SIGNATURE BALLS: "Cruickshank" and "Bobby" at the poles of a circa 1930's dimple. G-3 25

137...209...SIGNATURE BALLS: "Gene Sarazen" on a circa 1933 dimple ball with a winged "Arrow" between "Sar" and "azen" on one pole and winged "Arrow" between "Wil" and "son". "Sarazen" side displays well;however, the other side has a bad iron mark with windings visible. Very scarce! 35

137...210...SIGNATURE BALLS: "Hagen US" on one pole and "Getaway US" on the other of a circa 1930's dimple. G-5 35

137...211...SIGNATURE BALLS: "Porky Oliver Autograph" on a circa 1950's Wilson dimple. G-6 45

137...212...PRACTO PRACTICE BALLS: Two MINT NEW Knit "Practo" practice balls in their original sleeve. The black, white and orange sleeve is stamped "Practo, Patented May 2, '26". Very seldom offered! Individual used knit balls are offered by another dealer for $38. Box G-7, balls G-9+++ 150.

137...213...LOCK WITH KEY: A small lock with key stamped "SPALDING". Most likely for a golf bag ball pouch. 35

137...214...BALL CLEANER: Circa 1930's "Golf Ball Cleaner, Made In England" which is virtually mint new. G-9 65

137...215...GOLF TINS: Two Tins of tape for golfers. "Bay's Readi-tapes for Golfer's Hands" c-1970's still full of tapes and "Elastoplast Golfer's Tape", colorful, however empty c-1920's. Two nice display items. 75

137...216...PRACTISOR PUTTING TRAP: A yellow "Practisor Putting Trap" in the tattered original box. 95

137...217...TOBACCO TIN: "Foursome Mixture" tobacco tin c-1920 with Vardon, Braid, Mitchell and Duncan on the 3 1/4" X 41/4" lid. Much nicer than a similar tin that sold for $220. in a 1998 auction. 195

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