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(DUL) COLLECTION, Revised Dec. 30th, 2014 Pages #1 - 8 Below we have listed a magnificent Collection of Player & Tournament Identification Money Clips, Pins, Medals etc. MASTERS, PRESIDENTIAL & OTHER CLIPS 1. 1990’s Master’s wide straight line clip, with a polished brass medallion attached with red & green trim, in near mint condition. Price @ $90 (JJ) (SOLD @ Gallery 10/27/14) 2. 1990’s Presidential Money Clip, with the presidential seal, in near mint condition, these clips were given out to Dignitaries and special guests of the president and were never available commercially. Price @ $150 (JJ) (SOLD @ Gallery 7/30/14) Photo #3364, Lot #1 Photo #3365, Lot #2 Photo #3366, Lot #3 3. Columbia CC, The entire clip is Sterling silver, with the Club crest & 1898 on the crest all in vg condition, maybe a centennial clip ? but it looks to be earlier. Price @ $100 (JJ) 4. 1980’s ? Presidential Money clip, with a small version of the Presidential seal, we had never seen this clip before, and it was never available commercially in vg condition. Price @ $150 (JJ) 5. 1978 – Australian Open Golf Championship, with a red, white & blue medallion, in vg condition. Price @ $75 (JJ) Photo’s #3367 – 3370, Lots #4 – 7 6. 2005 US Open – Pinehurst, the entire clip is sterling silver, with the putter boy medallion, in vg condition. Price @ $80 (JJ) (SOLD @ Gallery 6/10/14) 1 7. 1998 Grand Slam of Golf, with the names of the (4) Contestants that year, Mark O’Meara, Lee Janzen, Vijay Singh & Tiger Woods with black and white fill around the gold lettering, in excellent condition, these were never commercially available to the public. Price @ $100 (JJ) 8. Early 2000’s Masters pewter money clip that was available for purchase in the merchandise areas, now a collector’s item in excellent cond. Price @ $80 (JJ) (SOLD @ Gallery 9/17/14) 9. Ben Hogan Sterling Silver money clip, limited edition #95/950from Malcolm De Mille Co., a beautiful clip commemorating the Hawk “Ben Hogan” a great clip in excellent condition. Price @ $150 (JJ) (SOLD @ Gallery 6/10/14) Photo’s #3371 – 3374, Lots #8 - 11 10. 1988 The Players Championship, with red fill around the lettering and a red stone in vg condition. Price @ $70 (JJ) 11. 1999 Ryder Cup, “The Country Club” with red, white and blue fill around the lettering, with a blue stone and golf ball medallion on the stone, in excellent condition. Price @ $100 (JJ) (SOLD @ Gallery 6/24/14) 12. MASTERS CHAMPION (1934 – 2005) - PROTOTYPE SET OF (63) CLIPS A spectacular collection of (63) Masters Champions from (1934) Horton Smith – (2005) Tiger Woods, the silver peanut style clips, have a silver and green medallion with the players name and year of their victory engraved on the bottom of the clip. Note; This prototype Masters Champion set was never issued and make available to the public. EXTREMELY RARE ! Complete set Price @ $4,000 (SOLD 7/12/14) 2 This photograph shows (12) of the Masters Champion prototype clips RYDER CUP TEAM (SETS) The following (3) complete sets of both the US & European Ryder Cup Teams, were sales samples used by the Co. who manufactured the sets for the event. These sets were never available to the public and only a handful of these sets exist. Note: The photograph on the next page shows only (6) clips from each set. 13. 1997 Ryder Cup, Valdarama, set of (24) – Identification Money Clips, straight line one piece clips, polished brass, with red & blue filled lettering and background, in mint condition. The complete set of (24), Price @ $1,495 Framed in a small shadow box (SOLD@ Gallery 7/14/14) AMERICAN TEAM – Fred Couples, Davis Love III, Mark O’Meara, Phil Mickelson, Tiger Woods, Justin Leonard, Tom Lehman, Brad Faxon, Jeff Maggert, Lee Janzen, Jim Furyk, & Scott Hoch. EUROPEAN TEAM – Ian Woosnam, Per-Ulrik Johansson, Jesper Parnevik, Darren Clarke, Constantino Rocca, Thomas Bjorn, Ignacio Garrido, Bernard Langer, Lee Wstwood, Jose Maria Olazabal, Nick Faldo & Colin Montgomerie. 14. 2001/2002 Ryder Cup, The Belfry, set of (24) – Identification Money Clips, straight line one piece clips, polished and satin brass, with red & blue filled lettering and flags, in mint condition. The complete set of (24), Price @ $1,495 framed. (SOLD @ Gallery 11/5/14) AMERICAN TEAM – Paul Azinger, Mark Calcavecchia, Stewart Cink, David Duval, Jim Furyk, Scott Hoch, Davis Love III, Phil Mickelson, Hal Sutton, David Toms, Scott Verplank & Tiger Woods. EUROPEAN TEAM – Thomas Bjorn, Darren Clarke, Niclas Fasth, Pierre Fulke, Sergio Garcia, Padraig Harrington, Bernard Langer, Paul McGinley, Colin Montgomerie, Jesper Parnevik, Phillip Price & Lee Westwood. 3 15. 2006 Ryder Cup, The K Club, set of (26) – Identification Money Clips, straight line one piece clips, polished and satin brass, with red & blue filled lettering and flags, in mint condition. The complete set + the Team Captains (26) @ $1,495 framed. (SOLD @ Gallery Aug. 2015) AMERICAN TEAM – David Toms, Stewart Cink, Jim Furyk, Tiger Woods, Chad Campbell, J.J. Henry, Zach Johnson, Vaughn Taylor, Brett Wetterich, Phil Mickelson, Chris DeMarco & Scott Verplank. EUROPEAN TEAM – Colin Montgomerie, Sergio Garcia, Paul Casey, Robert Karlsson, Luke Donald, Paul McGinley, Darren Clarke, Henrik Stenson, David Howell, Jose Maria Olazabal, Lee Westwood & Padraig Harrington. Shown above are (6) random clips from lots #11, 12 & 13 16. MISC. AMERICAN RYDER CUP PLAYERS FROM 1951 – 1987, Set of (19) Clips A collection of (19) stars of the American Ryder Cup Teams thru the years, peanut style clip, with a blue stone jewel medallion, and Ryder Cup trophy mounted on the stone, 1951 – 1965 are polished silver clips and medallions with red, white & blue filled lettering . 1967 – 1987 are polished brass clips and medallions with red, white & blue filled lettering, all the clips in the set are in mint condition. The complete set of (19), Price @ $1,595 (SOLD @ Gallery 12/27/14) 1951 – Ben Hogan, 1953 – Sam Snead, 1955 – Doug Ford, 1957 – Tommy Bolt, 1959 – Jay Hebert, 1961 – Jay Hebert, 1963 – Tony Lema, 1965 – Ken Venturi, 1967 – Arnold Palmer, 4 1969 – Jack Nicklaus, 1971 – Jack Nicklaus, 1973 – Arnold Palmer, 1975 – Jack Nicklaus, 1977 – Jack Nicklaus, 1979 – Fuzzy Zoeller, 1981 – Jack Nicklaus, 1983 – Curtis Strange, 1985 – Lanny Wadkins, 1987 – Payne Stewart. 17. (2) - RYDER CUP CAPTAIN’S SET OF (19) CLIPS - (1951 – 1987) A collection of (19) Ryder Cup Captain’s clips from 1951 – 1987, peanut style clip, with a white stone jewel medallion, and the Ryder Cup Trophy mounted on the stone, 1951 – 1965 are polished silver clips and medallions with red, white & blue filled lettering. 1967 – 1987 are polished brass clips and medallions with red, white and blue filled lettering. All the clips in the set are in mint condition. The complete set of (19) clips @ $1,495. (1 Set – SOLD @ gallery 7/12/14) The list of Captains : 1951 – Sam Snead, 1953 – Lloyd Mangrum, 1955 – Chick Habert, 1957 – Jackie Burke Jr. 1959 – Sam Snead, 1961 – Jerry Barber, 1963 – Arnold Palmer, 1965 – Byron Nelson, 1967 – Ben Hogan, 1969 – Sam Snead, 1971 – Jay Hebert, 1973 – Jackie Burke Jr., 1975 – Arnold Palmer, 1977 – Dow Finsterwald, 1979 – Billy Casper, 1981 – Dave Marr, 1983 – Jack Nicklaus, 1985 – Lee Trevino, 1987 – Jack Nicklaus 5 18. RYDER CUP CLIP SET OF (19) WITH YEAR ENGRAVED ON THE TOP OF THE CLIP (1951 – 1987) (8) -Peanut style clips, with a blue stone jewel medallion, and the Ryder Cup Trophy mounted on the stone 1951, 1953, 1955, 1957, 1959, 1961, 1963 & 1965 are polished silver clips and medallions with red, white & blue filled lettering, in mint condition. Price @ $100 each (11) – Peanut style clips, with a blue stone jewel medallion, and the Ryder Cup Trophy mounted on the stone 1967, 1969, 1971, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1985 & 1987 are polished brass clips and medallions with red, white & blue filled lettering, in mint condition. The Complete set of (19) Clips @ $1,495 6 19.PGA HALL OF FAME SET (1974 – 2005) A set of (107) – Hall of Fame clips. This set consists of all the inductee’s in the Hall of Fame since its conception in the early 70’s. These clips were given to either the inductee or the inductee’s family to signify their induction into the PGA Hall of Fame. The clips are a peanut style, polished brass, with a white stone jewel medallion, and brown & white filled lettering, all in mint condition. The complete Set of (107) clips, Price @ $7,500 LIST OF INDUCTEE’S INTO THE ORIGINAL HALL OF FAME IN PINEHURST N.C., (1974 – 1994) THAT WERE GRANDFATHERED INTO THE PGA WORLD GOLF HALL OF FAME IN 1998. Willie Anderson (1975), Tommy Armour (1976), John Ball Jr. (1977), Jim Barnes (1989), Patty Berg (1951), Julius Boros (1982), Pat Bradley (1991), James Braid (1976), William Campbell (1990), JoAnne Carner (1982), Billy Casper (1978), Harry Cooper (1992), Fred Corcoran (1975), Henry Cotton (1980), Bing Crosby (1978), Roberto DeVicenzo (1989), Jimmy Demaret (1983), Joseph Dey (1975), Chick Evans (1975), Ray Floyd (1989), Herb Graffis (1977), Ralph Guidahl (1981), Walter Hagen (1974), Bob Harlow (1988), Sandra Haynie (1977), Harold Hilton (1978), Ben Hogan (1974), Bob Hope (1983), Dorothy Campbell Hurd Howe (1978), Hale Irwin (1992), Betty Jamison (1951), Bobby Jones (1974), Robert Trent Jones (1987), Betsy King (1995), Lawson Little (1980), Gene Littler (1990, Bobby Locke (1977), Nancy Lopez (1987), Carol Mann (1977), Cary Middlecoff (1986), Tom Morris Jr. (1975), Tom Morris Sr. (1976), Bryon Nelson (1974), Jack Nicklaus (1974), Frances Ouimet (1974), Arnold Palmer (1974), Gary Player (1974), Betsy Rawls (1960), Clifford Roberts (1978), Chi Chi Rodriguez (1992), Donald Ross (1977), Paul Runyan (1990), Gene Sarazen (1974), Patty Sheehan (1993), Dinah Shore (1994), Horton Smith (1990), Sam Snead (1974), Louise Suggs (1951), J.H.
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  • Major Tournament Golf

    Major Tournament Golf

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