Tom
Dunn Brassey Spoon
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The entire sole on this circa
1880s brassey spoon is fitted with a large brass plate. The original
finish is still rich and the club has a wonderful appearance. The
whipping has been replaced, but the sheepskin grip appears original. Tom
Dunn was the son of Willie Dunn, Sr. TCA p. 86 $2650
SWIINGRITE, LIMBER GOLF SHAFT, JIMMY THOMSON, BRASSIE, TARPON SPRINGS, FLA.
The EXTREMELY flexible shaft is made from 9 pieces. Patented in the
US in 1931. Wonderful example. Your friends wonít believe
how flexible this club is! TCA p. 509-510 $650
This long nose baffing spoon was made in the early 20th century, complete
with a socket neck. The club has a flat lie and a 38 1/2" shaft.
Hairline crack in sole is not noticable. $465
Circa 1895. Like Scott’s fork splice, but does not cut into the
front of the neck as much. The shaft is much wider, however, down
the back of the neck. Shaft stamped. The soleplate is a bit
dinged up, but club looks good and joint is very visible and solid.
$525
Patented 1924 by Edwin Cosby, this driver has a sewn leather grip,
and the shaft has a steel core inside lengths of bamboo. Original
woven thread covering the bottom 10" of the shaft. Shows little use.
TCA p 516. $350
By design, the fibre slip under the full brass soleplate extends out
ahead of the face. This lofted extension would supposidly help the
golfer get the ball airborne. $225
A. PATRICK PERFECTOR, EDINBURGH. PAT. APPD FOR
Designed to eliminate most heel area of the head, this brassie has an
unusual head shape. The bottom of the club has more surface area
than the top! $355
J.&D. CLARK, COMPRESSED PATENT
Circa 1898 Splice neck brassie, original dark brown finish with full
brass soleplate. Head is steamed and compressed to shape. These are much
harder to find than Park's Compressed patent woods. TCA p. 298-299
$375
A wonderful turn of the century splice neck bulger driver made for either
a lady or Jr. golfer. Golden blond driver measures 40" in length
and has original sheepskin grip. $255
B. ALTMAN & CO, NEW YORK, PAT APLD FOR
The lower 2/3rds of face is inlaid with a brass plate which is also
inlaid on the front 1/3 of the sole. A second brass plate is inlaid
across the rear 1/3 of the sole. A third brass piece is inlaid in the back
of the head. $215
WRIGHT & DITSON RNM PAT. APPLIED FOR.
This club is made from three pieces of wood. The head, the shaft,
and an intermediate piece that sockets into the head while also extending
up and splicing to the shaft. Patented in 1914 by Isaac Mackie.
Clean original. TCA p. 145 $325
