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(VB) COLLECTION, Part 3, lots #1 – 41 & Part 4, Lots #42 - 61 Dec. 14th, 2014 WOODS 1. Dunn, Gourlay – Splice neck driver, Unbreakable compressed head, with a replaced suede leather grip, circa 1890’s, exc. condition. (Orig. purchase price @ $1,200) ……… Estimated value @ $450 – 550 …….. (VB#15) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 2. Dunn , Willie – Indestructable model, combination aluminum and wood head, very early re-shaft with an orig. period soft suede lather grip, circa 1900’s, vg condition. (Orig. purchase price @ $2,200) ………. Estimated value @ $1,350 – 1,500 ……… (VB#27) (SOLD Dec. 2014) Photo #4078, Lots #1 & 2 Photo #4079, Lots #3 & 4 3. Braddell & Sons, Thomas – Driver, leather face, horn insert #1367 patent stamped on the top of the head, orig. shaft and partial orig. suede leather grip with orig. wool under listing, Circa 1910’s, vg condition. (Orig. purchase price @ $800) ……….. Estimated value $600 – 800 ………… (VB #30) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 4. Dint Patent Golf Club Co. – “The Dint”, cleek, socket head with a silver sole & face plate, orig. shaft and grip, circa 1910’s, exc. condition. (Orig. purchase price @ $550) ………. Estimated value @ $250 – 275 ………. (VB #6) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 1 5. Dunn, Seymour – Splice neck, 72C patent offset spoon, with Crown CM both on the head and sole plate, Circa 1900’s, early re-shaft with period leather grip, vg – exc. condition ……. Estimated value @ $150 – 200 ……… Sale price @ $125 6. No Name – Buggy Whip Driver, shaft ½ wood & ½ thin solid steel with leather wrap grip, Unusual Shaft patented by T.A. Horsburgh, circa 1920’s , good orig. condition. (Orig. purchase price @ $400) ……….Estimated value $300 – 500 ……….. (VB #162) (SOLD Dec. 2014) Photo #4080, Lots 5 & 6 Photo #4081, Lots #7 - 9 IRONS 7. Lowe, George – mashie, Fairlie model (Anti – shank), with serial no. 15589, dot punch ball face, circa 1910’s, reshaft, with period leather grip, vg condition ……… Estimated value @ $200 – 300 ……… Sale price @ $125 8. Hendry & Bishop – Approaching Putter, Mitre CM, long dot punch face, long hosel, orig. stamped shaft, with orig. leather wrap grip, circa 1920, exc. condition . (Orig. purchase price @ $250) ……… Estimated value @ $75 – 100 ………. (VB # ?) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 2 9. Hackbarth, Otto – Special,Square face Iron, unusual head shape, smooth face, orig. shaft and leather wrap grip, circa 1910’s, exc. condition. (Original purchase price @ $1,100) ………. Estimated value @ $225 – 275 …… (VB #62) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 10. Wilson, R.B. – O.K. Special niblick, with orig. stamped shaft, smooth face, heavy head with a thick sole, circa 1900, vg condition ……… Estimated value @ $350 – 450 ……… Sale price @ $200 11. Kroydon - Mashie niblick, brick face, early re-shaft with period leather wrap grip, circa 1920, vg condition. (Orig. purchase price @ $ ? ) ……….. Estimated value @ $300 -400) ……… (VB # ?) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 12. Carrick – Smooth face cleek, circa 1875, long face, 5” long hosel, straight line block letter name stamp, cross cleek mark, early re-shaft with period suede leather grip, vg condition ……….. Estimated value @ $600 – 700 ……, Sale price @ $350 Photo #4082, Lots #10 – 12 Photo #4085, Lots #13 - 16 13. Gyroscope – Mashie Niblick, diagonal deep groves, circular CM, early re-shaft with period leather wrap grip, circa 1920’s, vg condition ………. Est. value @ $150 – 250 ……….. Sale price @ $100 14. MacGregor – Backspin, mashie niblick, with ½ diagonal stag dot face, ½ smooth face, unusual, drilled Maxwell hosel, circa 1915, original shaft and period leather wrap grip, vg condition ……. Estimated value @ $100 – 200 …… Sale price @ $80 3 15. Spalding – Gold medal, pitcher, rounded bottom, straight top flange, crisscross lines and dot punch face, orig. shaft, and period grip, vg condition. (Orig. purchase price @ $ ? ) …….. Estimated value @ $80 – 120 …….. (VB # ? ) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 16. Walter Hagen - Iron man model, heavy head, dot punch face, orig. stamped shaft, orig. grip, circa 1920, vg condition. (Orig. purchase price @ $ ? ) ……. Est. value @ $150 – 200 ………. (VB # ? ) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 17. Herd, Alex – Mashie, special model, with a flower and dot punch face design, early re- shaft and period grip, circa 1915, good condition …….. Estimated value @ $75 – 125 ……… Sale price @ $60 18. Sayer, Ben – Smith patent, special mashie, anti-shank iron, re-shafted with a B. Sayer stamped shaft and period leather wrap grip, circa 1920, dot punch face, vg condition. (Orig. purchase price @ $450) ……… Est. value @ $125 – 175 ……… (VB #68) (SOLD Dec. 2014) Photo #4084, Lots #17 – 19 Photo #4086, Lots #20 - 22 19. Gourlay, James – Smooth face anti-shank niblick, early re-shaft with period suede leather grip, circa 1900’s, good condition …….. Est. value @ $125 – 175 ……. Sale price @ $80 20. Spalding – Gold medal, Thruit 1 iron, rustless, with 5 recessed cutouts in the bottom flange, partial line face, circa 1920’s, original shaft and grip, Patent applied for, superb condition. (Orig. purchase price @ $325) ………. Estimated value @ $250 – 300 ……… (VB #64) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 4 PUTTERS 21. Green, Sidney – Peakhi hosel blade putter, (See pg. 183 of “The Clubmaker’s Art”), very rare and strong visual design, with a dot punch face, long hosel, circa 1930, orig. shaft and green leather wrap grip, superb condition. (Orig. purchase price @ $2,500) …….. Estimated value @ $650 – 750 ……… (VB #109) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 22. Lowe, George – Patent Putter, smooth face, steel blade with raised portion along the top edge, block lettering on back of head, circa 1900, orig. shaft and suede leather grip, exc. condition. (Orig. purchase price @ $1,200) …….. Est. value @ $300 – 400 …… (VB #107) (SOLD Dec. 2014) RYDER CUP PLAYERS STAFF BAG 23. 1997 – American Ryder Cup Team Staff Bag , red, white and blue, Valdarama, Spain, in near new condition (Orig. purchase price @ $ ? ) ……… Est. Value @ $500 – 750 ……. (VB# ? ) (SOLD Dec. 2014) Photos #4087 & 4088, Lot #23 JUNIOR SET OF CLUBS & BAG 24. A mix set of (2) woods, (Spalding & Devaga) with one needing a grip, (2) Spalding irons and a no name smooth face Junior niblick with a suede leather grip in exc. condition, (1) Spalding smooth face blade putter with a suede leather grip, with a leather and canvas Junior bag, overall condition is good (Orig. purchase price @ $2,000) ……….. Est. value @ $350 - $450 ……. (VB # ?) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 5 Photo #4089, Lot #24 Photo #4090, Lot #24 25. CAST IRON GUTTY GOLF BALL PRESS – Late 19th, Century, (13” x 15” x 7”) in vg working condition, no name on the press but similar to the golf ball press made by G.B. Breeze of Glasgow, Scotland (Original purchase price @ $ ? ) …………. Est. value @ $1,200 – 1,500 ………. (VB # ? ) (SOLD Dec. 2014) Photo #4091, Lot #25 GOLF BALL IMPRINTING DEVICES 26. Chambers Patent No. 18712-10, made in England 275G, Brass dial and cast iron, circa earl 1900’s, size (11” x 9” x 4”) mounted on a wood base. A device for imprinting golf ball names and numbers, in vg condition, The Omnes Golf Ball Marker device has a spring activated handle on the right and a push/turn button on the front. The push/turn button changes the letters and depressing the handle marks the ball. (Orig. purchase price @ $ ? ) ……….. Est. value @ $400 – 500 …………. (VB # ? ) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 27. F.H. Richards Inc., New York, patent applied for, cast iron & cast aluminum, Golf ball imprinting Device, circa early 1900’s in good condition (Orig. purchase price @ $ ? ) ………….Est. value @ $350 – 500 ………. (VB # ? ) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 6 Photos #4094, Lot #26 Photo #4096, Lot #27 IRONS WOOD SHAFT 28. Stewart, Tom – Special, smooth face lofter, with an early replacement shaft and period grip, circa 1905 - 10, pipe CM, vg condition …………. Est. value @ $75 – 125 ……….. Sale price @ $60 29. Stewart, Tom – Mongrel iron, rounded head mashie, line face, musselback, circa 1920, original shaft and grip, exc. condition and playable (Orig. purchase price @ $ ?) ………. Est. value @ $100 -150 ………. (VB # ?) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 30. Forgan & Son ,Robert – Smooth face lofter, 4” hosel, circa 1890’s orig. stamped shaft and period grip, vg condition …….. Est. value @ $200 – 300 ……… Sale price @ $140 Photo #4121, lots 28 – 30 Photo 4122, Lots #31 - 33 7 31. Worn Stamping ? Special – Mashie with a nice crisscross face scoring, circa 1910’s, with an early replacement shaft and period grip, vg condition ……….. Est. value @ $100 -150 …….. Sale price @ $60 32. MacGregor – Tom a Hawk Brand, T – 1, Driving Iron, with the bottom ½ of the face in dash and dot pattern, unusual, early replacemrnt shaft and period grip, good + condition ……….. Est. value @ $75 – 100 …….. Sale price @ $60 33. McEwan, Stewart – Special mid iron, with a crisscross line and dot face pattern, unusual, original shaft and grip, circa 1915 – 1920, vg condition (Orig. purchase price @ $ ? ) ……….. Estimated value @ $75 – 100 ……. (VB # ? ) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 34. Smith, Alex – Approaching cleek, smooth face, heavy musselback, pipe CM, name spelled ALICK, original shaft and grip, circa 1905 – 1910, vg condition (Orig. purchase price @ $300) ………. Est. value @ $125 – 175 …….. (VB #59) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 35. MacGregor – Backspin Mashie, G- 2, wide deep grooves, 0riginal shaft and grip, circa 1915, exc. condition (Orig. purchase price @ $ ? ) …….. Est. value @ $125 – 150 ……. (VB # ? ) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 36. Spalding – Dot punch ball face niblick, orig. shaft and grip, long hosel, circa 1915, in vg condition ……… Est. value @ $100 – 150 ……. Sale price @ $60 Photo #4123, Lots #34 – 36 Photo #4124, Lots #37 - 39 37. Standard Golf Co. – No. 1, The Mills cleek, CB model, cast alum. head, orig. stamped shaft and grip, circa 1910, exc. condition (Orig. purchase price@ $350) …….. Est. value @ $175 – 225 ……. (VB #38) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 8 38. Standard Golf Co. – Duplex Club, RL2 Model, 2 sided cast head, orig. stamped shaft, no grip, just orig. wool listing, circa 1910, vg condition (Orig. purchase price @ $6,000) ……… Est. value @ $400 – 600 ……. (VB #37) (SOLD Dec. 2014) 39. Standard Golf Co. – Putter, AK Model, rectangular head, Distributed by the Harry C. Lee Co., NY, NY, orig. shaft and grip, circa 1910, vg condition (Orig.
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    THE 2006 PGA MEDIA GUIDE – 313 PGA Cup 2007 Facts and Format pro-am event was held prior to the 1975 PGA Cup, which raised $12,000 and made it possible for the British PGA to Date: September 2007 stage the competition. Great Britain & Ireland Captain Christy Site: TBD O’Connor Sr., then 51, did his part to keep the event alive, Defending Champion: Great Britain & Ireland winning the pro-am. The teams began with nine players, but the rosters were Prize Money and Honors No prize money is awarded to the expanded to 10 in 1988. Qualification for America’s team is PGA Cup competitors. Members of both teams compete based upon performances in the PGA Club Professional solely for their country and their country’s right of possession Championship. From 1973-88, the European team was of the Llandudno International Golf Trophy. comprised of PGA club professionals from Great Britain and Method of Play Identical to that of the Ryder Cup – match Ireland. The format was changed from 1990-94, opening up play, including foursomes (two-man teams in alternate shot), qualifying spots to professionals throughout Europe. The four-ball (two-man teams in better ball) and singles (18 holes selection process was revised in 1996 to feature only Great at match play). Britain & Ireland players. Rules and Regulations The Rules of Golf, which govern play, are determined by the United States Golf Association The Llandudno International Golf Trophy and applied by The PGA of America. A silver piece of athletic hardware, which bears the United States PGA Cup Team name of one of Wales’ top resorts and one of its largest U.S.