Edinburgh, Scotland: W.H. White and Co,. Edinburgh, 1895. 304p, decorative cloth. Only published 1894 to 1899. Hardest edition of the six to find, the most impressive of all the annuals published. Title of the annuals changed after 1894 to Golfer's Guide for the United Kingdom, and in 1898 and 99..... More
Scotland: W.H. White and Co,. Edinburgh, 1894. 208p,. decorative cloth. Only published 1894 to 1899. Hard edition to find, the most impressive of all the annuals published. Murdoch. This is the scarce first volume in an annually published series. Title of the annuals changed after 1894 to Golfer's Guide for..... More
Beverly Hills, CA. Sportscinema, 1972. 10p, illustrated wrappers. Unusual instructional pamphlet, published in the height of his career. Unlisted title, only Series I is noted in Donovan and Jerris. More
NP (United States): MacGregor, 1965. 8p, illustrated wrappers. Unusual instructional pamphlet, published in the height of his career.Scarce Not listed in the Donovan and Jerris bibliography. More
London: Methuen, 1929. 147p decorative cloth. humour as only Punch can. Very Rare Dust Jacket. D&J K8710. More
Atlanta, Georgia: Privately Printed, 2004. 96p, obolong decorative leatherette. Famed creation of the two Jones's, Tobert T. (Bobby) Jones Jr. and Robert Trent Jones. created close to Atlanta in a similar vein as Augusta, almost became home of the Masters. Founded by Bobby Jones, and designed by Robert Trent Jones..... More
London: The Golf Agency, 1925. 259pp. Cloth. Very scarce ladies annual. The L.G.U was founded in 1893, largely through the efforts of Miss Issette Pearson. This period of the Year books are substantialy scaled back compared to earlier more ambitious volumes. These are probably more hard to locate than earlier..... More
Scotland: ca 1905. Superb set. Original Alex "Sandy" Herd autograph signed Champion Golfer 1902 Original and rare postcard of a young Herd. This would be perfect framed and would be a major piece in anyone,s collection. More
London: Great Western Railway Company, 1933. 51p. illustrated. wrappers. Foreword by Ted Ray, Open and Us Open Champion. Map missing, but still scarce, in good condition. More
England: Golf Clubs Association, ca 1935. 27p, beige wrappers, black text. Unlisted and scarce handbook. Philpot is accredited with very few handbooks. More
London: G.A. Philpot for the Club, 1937. 24p, brown wrappers, black text. Scarce, unlisted self published club handbook. More
Nottingham, England: Golf Clubs Publishing Service, 1935. 24p, beige wrappers, black text. More
England: Golf Clubs Association, ca 1950. 24p, Green/brown wrappers, black text. More
Privately Published, 1996. 40p, illustrated wrappers. Scarce history. Thus unrecorded. More
Privately Published, 1992. 40p, illustrated wrappers. Scarce history, well recorded early events, exibition match by Vardo, Braid, Taylor and herd, Vardon shooting a 68! Thus unrecorded. More
England: The Golf Clubs Association. 1926. 24p, brown wrappers, black text. More
England: Ed. Burrow, 1939. 23p, beige wrappers, brown text. More
England: The Golf Clubs Association. ca 1939. 20p, brown wrappers, blue text. More
England: The Golf Clubs Association. ca 1939. 22p, Green wrappers black text, plus fold out map & 2p, ads. Very fine golf Course. More
London: Chapman & Hall, 1923. 246pp. The 1902 Open champions autobiography as told by Clyde Foster. First player to win the Open with a rubber cored ball. Played in the Open until 1939. Very interesting read, and well written by this champion from St. Andrews. Inscribed, with "Clyde Fosters compliments"..... More
Scotland: W.H. White and Co,. Edinburgh, 1897. 423p, decorative cloth. Only published 1894 to 1899. Hardest edition of the six to find, the most impressive of all the annuals published. Title of the annuals changed after 1894 to Golfer's Guide for the United Kingdom, and in 1898 and 99..... More
Leeds, Headingly: Yorkshire Evening News, 1923. 16p, illustrated wrappers. Saddlestiched. Played over the then of little reputation Headingley Golf Club a MacKenzie designed course. Promotional booklet for the very first Yorkshire Evening Post tournament, this became one of the biggest tournaments of played from 1923 through to 1963 winners included..... More
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1931. 308p. cloth. Signed by Jones and Keeler and dedicated in 1941 Inscribed by Bobby Jones on front free endpaper: "Best Wishes for Theodore P. Le Vino"; Copy also signed by author and sports journalist O. B. Keeler, who closely followed Jones' career and watched him..... More
NP: ca 1930. Original gelatin silver print photograph of Bobby Jones. 8¼x6¼ Wonderful image of Jones, inscribed and signed: "For William W. Smith, Sincerely, Robt. T. Jones." Jones posing in a fine finish period late 1920's, dedicated autographed photograph's in Jone's prime, high grade 10 autograph are very scarce and desirable.! This..... More
