Lindsay Burns & Company
684. Golf My Way by Jack Nicklaus with Ken Brown, illustrated, signed and dated 1974, together with Peter Alliss, My Life, illustrated, signed, two books (2). £30-50
685. A mid 20th century ‘Autograph Book’ containing signatures collected from the 1957 Open Championship at St. Andrews to include Bobby Locke, Peter Thomson and many others, Dia-Rees, Harry Bradshaw, Max Falkner, etc. £100-200
686. A small group of early 20th century Golf memorabilia, to include; a first edition of ‘Thir Braw Days’ by John Ressich, signed and dated by the author, a boxed “Ocobo” Putting Improver by J.B. HALLEY & Co. LTD., and a vintage photograph of a golfer putting out, by repute at the 1951 Open Championship, Royal Portrush, (3). £30-50
687. Two packs of early 20th century “Kargo”(or “Card Golf”) gaming cards, in original boxes with instructions inscribed ‘No Knowledge of Golf is necessary’, Castell Brothers LTD. London. £30-50
Lot 689
689. An early 20th century walking cane fashioned in the form of a hickory shafted wood golf club, the handled bearing initials ‘J.G.C.’ with metal sole plate and weighted detail, the tapered shaft with a brass tip, 90cm long. £50-100
Lot 688
688. A collection of twenty nine late 19th century thumbnail sized photographs to include two rare unpublished images showing ‘Tom Morris teeing off’ and ‘Tom Morris standing before the Royal & Ancient Golf Club, St. Andrew’s with either Willie Fernie or possibly Jamie Anderson’, taken circa 1882-1889, the others showing family pursuits in Eastbourne, Cannes, Geneva and Wiesbaden. £50-100
Lot 690
690. The 18th Hole pin flag from the 2005 Open Championship at St. Andrews signed by the winner of the Tournament Tiger Woods, in presentation frame with two facsimile photographs and details of the winning score, 65.5cm x 64cm. £200-300
691. A decorative painted wooden oval shaped panel inscribed ‘ROYAL ST. ANDREWS GOLF CLUB 1909’, depicting a ‘fine Brassie Pin High at the 9th’, 83cm high x 112cm wide. £100-200
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