Antique Bramble pattern golf ball c1905. "The Challenger" . Worn condition but displays bice.

Stock Reference: 1708-149-787

A square pattern gutta percha ball dating c1890. No name evident. Has strike mark on one side as shown. 

Stock Reference: 108-179-788

A scarce solid Silver town gutty made from red Gutta for visibility. Worn condition but displays very well. Dates about 1885/1890. 

Stock Reference: 688-395-777

One of the most important balls in the long history of golf! This is a Haskell and carries the patent date of April 11th 1899. Worn but solid condition.

Stock Reference: 685-275-777

A Spalding Wizard rubber core ball dating around 1905. Unfortunately, the cover has split... this is what happened to many of the early wound balls! 

Reference: 7948-85-4941

A Woodley Flyer solid gutta percha golf ball c1899. Very worn condition. Name is feint. 

Reference: 7748-175-4990

"The Colonel" Bramble pattern rubber wound core ball c1910. Fair condition . Of similar construction to the Haskell. 

Reference: 7744-175-443

No name is evident in this ball so I cannot say who made it. Orange colour ..likely to visibility. Donut pattern cover. dates around 1900 .. I think it is a solid gutta. 

Reference: 8866-345-221

A solid Gutta percha ball dating 1885 with PARK stamp in rectangular shield. Worn condition. Had it been mint it would be ££££££££s. 

Reference: 8830-275-5546

This putter is intriguing. It is clearly hand forged work. It possibly dates from the mid 19th century but this is my opinion as nothing the same exists to my knowledge. The shaft appears later in date. A great addition to any collection.

Reference: 7730-749-677

A very short headed patent putter dating circa 1900. Head is offset. Forged by Anderson of Anstruther and retailed by George Low of St.Annes on Sea. 

Stock Reference: 73980-245-619

A lovely Sunday Stick. The head is a scaled down Mashie so fits nicely in the hand. Has the key cleek mark of Frank Johnson of London. Made about 1910. Dark stained shaft. perfectly usable. 

Stock Reference: 8830-195-8321

A great example of this scarce type of club. The head started hollow and then is filled with gutta percha. Then the face is riveted on. It also has deep and sharp edged machined grooves. Made by Spalding. They are not rare but finding them in this condition is. Dates about 1910. 

Stock Reference: 53887-495-7732

A rare Patent Design Driver by The Army & Navy Co-operative Stores Ltd (ANCSL). Dating about 1895. The patent feature is the very large face insert. Club is in excellent condition. 

Stock Reference: 5325-475-8851

A transitional period Driver c.1885 by Robert Forgan of St.Andrews, Scotland. This club is in excellent condition with some minor general wear. It is a rare survivor in this condition. 

Stock Reference: 752-895-6793

A rare Murray Patent Iron by Gibson. This was the only model of iron ever made that had a scared (splice) joint between the shaft and head. Only a handful of these clubs still exist. They date about 1910.  This particular one is the only one I know of that has "patent applied for" stamped on the head...the other known examples have the patent number assigned after it was granted. So this is very likely the oldest known club of its type to exist in the world. 

Stock Reference: 2365-2875-6758

A rare long nose driver by McEwan of Musselburgh circa 1870. 

Stock Reference:  1450 - 2975 - 6432

A rare long nose baffing spoon by McEwan of Musselburgh circa 1875. 

Stock Reference: 7623-1990-8976

A rare blacksmith made track iron . unknown maker but shaft carries Old Willie Park's stamp.  I reckon dates around 1840/ 1850

Stock Reference:  0871-1990-7312

A rare Mid Spoon  by Tom Dunn circa 1875. 

Stock Reference:  6574-3495-7866

Believed to be the only Patent Mashie of this design  by Anderson of Edinburgh that has survived  c1895. Very rare.  

Stock Reference:  6543-3495-765

A hand forged iron by Anderson of Anstruther 1875. Very small and feint makers mark. 

Stock Reference:  3765-325-786

A hand forged iron carrying the Robert Forgan & Sons, St.Andrews stamp  circa 1880. 

Stock Reference:  65-345-8764

A very rare Dual Face Patent iron by TG.G Sharp dating c1905.Only a handful known in the world. 

Stock Reference:  513-1495-1250

A scarce dual faced wood by George Tuck dating c1910. 

Stock Reference:  908-395-765

A hand forged iron by Anderson of Anstruther c.1898. 

Stock Reference: 5646-195-675

Hand forged iron by David Anderson of St.Andrews c1895. 

Stock Reference:  76-175-6754

A rare long nose driver by Tom Dunn with a beautiful light coloured beechwood circa 1875. 

Stock Reference:  SOLD 

A rare long nose Putter by McEwan of Musselburgh circa 1860. 

Stock Reference: SOLD 

A rare long nose Short Spoon by Tom Dunn circa 1870. 

Stock Reference:  SOLD 

A rare long nose driver by Tom Dunn circa 1875. 

Stock Reference:  SOLD

A rare long nose driver by McEwan of Musselburgh circa 1880.

Stock Reference:  SOLD

A superb set of ten fully restored and ready for play hickory irons, ranging from

21 degrees to 54 degrees. Numbered 1 to 10 to allow easy club selection.  SOLD SOLD 

Set of ten clubs by Tom Stewart of St.Andrews. Lofts ranging from 19 to 52 degrees and a putter. Shafts restained, revarnished and repinned. Ready for play. 

dating late 1920s.

Price:  (SOLD ).