ca 1895. Lawrence "Laurie" Auchterlonie (8 December 1867 – 20 January 1948) was a Scottish professional golfer, a native of St Andrews. In 1902, representing the Glen View Club, he won the eighth U.S. Open at Garden City Golf Club in Garden City, New York. Rare original photograph of the..... More

Who's Who, 1928. Who's Who Insert Supplement Poster #159 Beautiful supplement poster. The back is in excellent condition and is blank white!! Very rare item insert from a sports publication Measures roughly 7.5 X 10.75 in size. More

Who's Who, 1928. Who's Who Insert Supplement Poster #244 Beautiful supplement poster. Pictured holding the Open Trophy. The back is in excellent condition and is blank white!! Very rare item insert from a sports publication Measures roughly 7.5 X 10.75 in size. More

Who's Who, 1928. Who's Who Insert Supplement Poster #328 Beautiful supplement poster. Pictured holding the Open Trophy. The back is in excellent condition and is blank white!! Very rare item insert from a sports publication Measures roughly 7.5 X 10.75 in size. More

England: . ca 1935. Large photo of 1902 Open Champion Alex Herd, with the 1893 Champion Willie Auchterlonie. Auchterlonie won the championship at 21 years and 25 days and is still the second youngest Open champion. More

. ca 1950. A 14" x 11" black and white head shot of Ben Hogan, the 9 time Major winner. Bantam Ben considered this his favorite off course image. It comes from his personal collection. ; THE BOB COFFIN COLLECTION SOURCED FROM BEN HOGAN'S PERSONAL SECRETARY SHARON RAE Bob Coffin..... More

Scotland: ca 1890. Golf Print of Old Tom Morris comes from his own archive once owned by the Auchterlonie's of St. Andrews, unlisted circa 1895 total size 16 by 11 inches - see description for full story. Once in a life time chance to own something once owned by Tom..... More

1970. Nice original black and white photo of Jack Nicklaus with The Open Claret Jug in 1970. More

North Berwick: ca 1920. A Balmain black and white photograph of Ben Sayers, a studio pose dressed in cap, jacket, bow tie and holding an iron headed club, complete in folio with tissue guard. Hand signed by the photographer, North Berwick. More

. To Steve best wishes Payne Stewart. More

Scotland: 1901. Rare original photograph of Taylor and Vardon in action, with crowds following. Written in Ink by Taylor 'Championship 2nd Day Muirfield 1901' Purchased by the consignor from Phylis Plumtree Taylor's daughter in 1987 approx 4 by 3.5 inches. Superb. More

ca 1930. Nicely signed on the authors picture. Ernest Whitcombe the oldest of the three brothers. He was runner-up in the 1924 Open Championship, carding rounds of 77-70-77-78=302, and finished just one shot behind Walter Hagen. The excellent 70 in round two was the best score in a single round..... More