Zurich, Switzerland: Credit Suisse, 1998. 86p. illus. card covers. German Language book, with various authors writing on various topics, womens golf, early social history of golf, history of golf cluba from their early manafacture... a real potpourri of golfing subjects are touched. More

Stuttgart, 1956. Hard to first edition. German Language. Bernard Von Limburger was a very successful Golf Architect constructing, himself winning the German Amateur championship three times. A strong advocate of Strategic Design and an Opponent of water hazards and over bunkering. All German Open tournaments after the War until 1978... More

Paris: Éditions Sulliver, 1949. 116p. Illustrated with woodcuts by Jean A. Ducrot. 9¾x6½, pictorial wrappers. One of 2200 copies printed by the Société d'Exploitation de l'Imprimerie Bellenand. First Edition. Humorous anecdotes on golf accompanied by sketches in black, some in red and green, of golfing figures by Jean A. Ducrot... More

France: R&A, 1972. Golf Rules translated in to French, illustrated. More

Liechtenstein: Frank P. Van Eck Publishers, 1986. Second book to be published in Germany, written in German. All aspects are covered including the games history. Published in a limited edition of 100 copies only in 1986. More

Sweden: Private, 1954. 94, [1] pp. Foreword by Rolf von Heidenstam. Illustrated from photographs throughout; a few golf course maps. light blue cloth, stamped and lettered in silver. First Edition. Rare fifty year club history of the Stockholm Golf Club. Errata slip, tipped-in. Decorative map bookplate of Erik F.G. Holmberg... More

Svenska Golfforbundet, 1942. 240 pp. Unusual title. Nice illustrations. Only issued in Swedish. More