Endorsed by Earnest Jones, the Pro-Swing club consists of a brass ball
on the end of a spring attached to the bottom of a wooden shaft.
Designed as a swing training device. Visual. TCA p. 541
$695
WRIGHT & DITSON, The Automation Caddy
This club carrier was designed so when the golfer set it down the legs
would spring into place. I have a W&D catalog from 1900 that
shows and describes this carrier. I have not seen another. Great early
American collectible and a fabulous display piece! $2,500
Unknown
Maker Ball Mold and Press
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Circa 1890 mesh pattern gutty ball mold and press. Mold and press
are made from solid iron and are extremely heavy! $3,350
USGA US Open Local Qualifying Medalist Medal
I have two of these, one is from 1969 and the other from 1973.
"Lincoln" is engrave on the back of these medals as that is where they
were one. Winner's name not engraved. Each $175
PURE
STRIKE ALIGN, MADE IN ENGLAND, PATENTS APPLIED FOR
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Three balls in their original case. Each ball has a dramatic raised
ring around its equator. The ring on each ball is a different widthóthin,
medium, and wide. Designed for putting practice. Produced in
the UK circa 1970 and have now become a sought after collectible. Priced
as a set. TGC p 167. $550
This circa 1840 feather ball was made from three pieces of leather sewn
together and stuffed with feathers. These are getting harder to find.
Feather filled golf balls are the oldest known golf balls. A true
museum piece! $4,750
1981
INVERRARY CLASSIC
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1st round score card for JACK NICKLAUS, Score 65! Ready for framing!
$3,000
Complete with scoring pad, rules, two decks of cards, and original box
with lovely old graphic. Circa 1932 $75
