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
England: Grant, 1985. Important and only Biography of this great man born in 1815 and regarded as the best player before the era of The Open Championship. The first man to break 80 on the Old course, Tom Morris was his apprentice. This is a rare review copy, not yet... More
ca 1930. Good autograph of multiple Ryder Cup (4 x) player and father of the well known Peter. More
Ashford Manor: ca 1960. Tommy Armour winner of 3 major championships the 1927 U.S. Open, the 1930 USPGA and the 1931 Open championship, the first Open to be held at Carnoustie. Clear autograph of Armour (8 to 9) along with major Roe the PGA secretary. More
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
The Travellers, 1983. Produced by The Travellers the brochure give a brief insight of the Masters from 1959 to 1983 the years this company has been associated with this event. 12 page booklet. More
Augusta: Augusta News Co., ca 1932. Early Augusta postcard, mentions completion in 1932 by Robert T. Jones in collaboration with Dr. Alister McKenzie, published by Augusta News Co, Augusta, hard to find Masters memorabilia. Single view driving range/10th tee. Card No. 8047 Postally unused. More
Augusta: Augusta News Co., ca 1932. Early Augusta postcard, mentions completion in 1932 by Robert T. Jones in collaboration with Dr. Alister McKenzie, published by Augusta News Co, Augusta, hard to find Masters memorabilia. Double club house from the view driving range/10th tee, and view of the first and ninth... More
Augusta: Augusta National Golf Club, 1965. Drawsheet form the Par 3 tournament signed by several players, Tony Lema won the Open 3 months later but would die the following summer in a plane accident. This makes his autograph hard to find, this along with Palmer and Nicklaus makes this a very special item. More
Augusta: Augusta National Golf Club, 1994. 80p, dec. leatherette 18th ed. Edited by George Peper. winner Jose Maria Olazabel. D&J A 13777. More
Augusta: Augusta National Golf Club, 2000. 80p, dec. leatherette. 24th edition. Edited by Robin McMillan. The winner was Tiger Woods. D&J A13783. More
Augusta: Augusta National Golf Club, 2001. 80p, dec. leatherette. 25th edition of this annual. Edited by Robin McMillan. The winner was Tiger Woods. D&J A13784. More
Augusta: Augusta National Golf Club, 2001. 80p, dec. leatherette. 25th edition of this annual. Edited by Robin McMillan. The winner was Tiger Woods. Mint condition. Probably the most important major win of all time, Woods after this victory held all 4 major title, the Tiger slam. D&J A13784. More
Augusta: Augusta National Golf Club, 2001. 80p, dec. leatherette. 25th edition of this annual. Edited by Robin McMillan. The winner was Tiger Woods. Mint condition, still in the unopened box it came in. Probably the most important major win of all time, Woods after this victory held all 4 major... More
Augusta: Augusta National Golf Club, 2002. 80p, dec. leatherette. 26th edition of this annual. Edited by Robin McMillan. The winner was Tiger Woods. D&J A13785. More
Augusta: Augusta National Golf Club, 2000. Programme for the 2000 Masters. More
Augusta: Augusta National Golf Club, 1994. Programme of the 94 Masters. More
Autographs taken at the 1960 centenary open at St. Andrews, Kel Nagle won Palmers first Open. More
Droitwich: Grant, 1993. 87p, leather slipcase ltd. ed. 6/100 Illustrated from photographs, maps, etc. plus drawings by Ionicus (J. Armitage). 9½x7, full green morocco, gilt stamped design on front cover, gilt-lettered morocco spine label, raised bands, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt, publisher's green cloth slipcase. Bound by Cedric Chivers. Signed... More
England: Grant, 1990. 171p. cloth ltd. ed. 326/1125 Classic history of this magnificent links, signed by both authors and many past RLGC past Captains. Dust Jacket very good condition. Newspaper clipping of the books launch attached to ffep. D&J B11410. More
England: Grant, 1990. 171p. cloth ltd. ed. 6/125 Classic history of this magnificent links, signed by both authors and the Captain Tim White. Illustrated from photographs, facsimiles, drawings, maps, reproductions, etc. (from old and new sources, many are in color), plus drawings by Ionicus (J. Armitage). (8vo) original full gilt-lettered... More
England: Grant, 1989. 108p, cloth ltd. ed. of 1800 copies. D&J B11140. More
England: Grant, 1989. 108p, cloth ltd. ed. of 1800 copies dedicated to Peter Crabtree and signed by John Behrend, John Graham, Bob Grant and Michael Hobbs. scorecard of Royal Liverpool also laid in. D&J B11140. More
Droitwich: Grant, 1989. 108p, leather slipcase ltd. ed. 6/100 Special 'Author's Presentation Copy'. Foreword by William C. Campbell. Illustrated from photographs and facsimiles from old sources. original full red morocco, gilt-decorated and lettered, slipcase. Signed and dedicated to Peter Crabtree, by J.E. Behrend, W.C. Campbell, the binder L.P. Stallard, and... More
