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Craig Stadler autographed photograph ideal for framing. 1982 Masters Champion. More
Autographs
Every autograph is unique and adds a special uniqueness to a collection.
Collecting major champions, Ryder Cup players, personally collected autographs, signed letters, photographs, flags, balls.
Just a few ways to collect.
Authentic autographs are crucial, unfortunately many fakes do exist, and without actually having collected the autograph personally there is no 100% guarantee it is real. Following that, buying from a reputable source that stands by their autographs, finding authentic samples to compare with are all great ways, SEE OUR BIOS & AUTOGRAPHS page.
Remember some players autographs change at various stages of a career, Bobby Jones, Tiger Woods, Seve Ballesteros, are perfect examples of evolving signatures.
Where or how the autograph signed, i.e. smudged on the back of a glove or on the first page of their most popular book or a 8x10 photograph makes the world of difference to value and collectability, always choose autographs you enjoy looking at.
A History of Todmorden Golf Club.
Todmorden: Privately Printed, 1983. 32pp. Very rare hand made history, thought to be 75 copies made individually stapled together and given to members only. Signed to front wrapper. D&J S36220. More
Links Lore; Dramatic Moments and Neglected Milestones from Golf's History
London: Brassey's, 1998. 219p. cloth. Interesting content, signed and inscribed by yje author. More
Signed Photograph.
. Signed and dedicated to Louis and Jean Stanley the 1950's golf author. More
The Open Championship 1980 Official Programme, signed Player.
The Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers Muirfield: R & A, 1980. 112p. illustrated wrappers. Tom Watson triumphed on this occasion, winning his third Open. Signed by Garl Player to inside page. More
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Peter Tomson autographed photograph ideal for framing. 1954, 1955, 1956, 1958, 1965 Open Champion. More
Sam, The Autobiography of Sam Torrance, golf's Ryder Cup winning Hero
London: BBC, 2003. 256pp Nicely signed, very good read. More
Sam, The Autobiography of Sam Torrance, Golf's Ryder Cup winning Hero
London: BBC, 2003. 256p, cloth, very good read. More
Cut Signature
. 1930. Very nice clear signature of the professional who followed Sir Henry Cotton as pro at Langley Park. More
USGA Journal and Turf Managment July 1962 Signed Jack Nicklaus!
New York: USGA, 1962. 32p, wrappers. Vol. XV No. 3 July 1962 Cover pictures the 1962 UU Open Champion Nicklaus. Cover signed nicely to the consignor of this journal, by Nicklaus, inside nice two page essay by Joseph C. Dey on Nicklaus, small moments reveal Nicklaus's quality. More
How to Play Golf.
London: Methuen, 1912. 298p, cloth. Octavo. 1912 Rare 1st edition published 26th September 1912, went into 4 further printing during 1912. Very popular title from the number one golfer of the period. First editions do not appear often, likely a small print run. D&J V2920. More
Biggar Golf Club A History 1895-1995
Biggar: Wishaw Publishing, 1995. 96p. Illustrated wrappers. Signed by Harry Ward. D&J W4330. More
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Tom Watson autographed photograph ideal for framing. 1975, 1977, 1980, 1982, 1983 Open, 1982 U.S. Open, 1977, 1981 Masters Champion. More
Photograph, signed
ca 1980. Nicely inscribed and signed photograph of the 1973 Open champion. More
100 Handy Hints on How to Break 100.
New York: Prentice-Hall, 1951. 118, cloth. Nicely inscribed by Weiss, also includes "The Golf Gadget" D&J W8200. More
The Architectural Side of Golf.
London, England: Longmans, Green. 1929. 211p.+ plates. Cloth cream boards. Preface by J.C. Squire. Illustrated by the authors: 43 numbered plates, mostly course plans (22 of which are in colour); plus other illustrations including engraved frontispiece with tissue-guard, wood engravings and drawings within text, head and tail-pieces. 1 Classic book..... More
cut autographs
ca. 1930. Rare period autographs cut, of Roger Wethered and Joyce, who dominated amatue golf in the 1920's and 30's, both winning their respective Amateur Championships and playing on many Walke and Curtis cup teams. We would consider offers for each autograph separately, but feel they make a great pair..... More
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ca. 1925. Fine example of all three Whitcombe brother's Reg, Ernest and Charles autograph's. Reg who won The Open. Reginald Arthur Whitcombe (10 April 1898 – 11 January 1957) was an English professional golfer. Whitcombe began his career at Came Down Golf Club in Dorset and served in the British..... More
Tam at Golf; or The Nineteenth Hole
NP: Privately printed, 1939. 10p. wrappers. Golfing stories, inscribed by the author 1941. Very unusual item, Fine Golf Books has never handled a copy in 25 plus years. War time publication. More
Saving Strokes.
Boston: Privately Printed, 1934. 110p, simulated leather stiff covers. Instruction. Inscribed by Wingate. W19150. More
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Ian Woosnam autographed photograph ideal for framing. 1991 Masters Champion. More
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Ian Woosnam autographed photograph ideal for framing. 1991 Masters Champion. More
Woosie My Autobiography
London: Collins, 2002. 315p, cloth. Nicely signed by the Masters champion. A swing ahead of its time. More
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Fuzzy Zoeller autographed photograph ideal for framing. 1979 Masters Champion and 1984 U.S. Open Champion. More
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Autograph page full USA team plus many British including Samuel Ryder!
Southport: 1933. Autographs of the GB & I team, Captian J.H. Taylor, Havers, Mitchell, Alliss, Davies, Mitchell, Lacey and Padgham, Ted Ray and Samuel Ryder. The American team is complete, Diegel, Wood, Shute, Burke, Dudley, Dutra, Runyan, Sarazen, Smith and Hagen. Individually these autographs would carry a value of £3000+..... More