FRAMED AUGUSTA 12TH HOLE - FRAMED AUGUSTA 12TH HOLE

One "Augusta: The 12th Hole," the other "Augusta: The 16th Hole." Both signed in pencil l.r., numbered 171/750. RDA#71490 and 71491. Bin#27 Sight size: 18"h x 26"w

Print depicts Augusta Golf Course, 18th Hole with a stamp in the corner for Bobby Jones,course.Frame is brown & black toned. Frame is wooden. Measures approx 15 inches tall 17 inches wide. Golf print,

FRAMED 11TH HOLE AT AUGUSTA BY M. BREHM POSTER 11th hole at Augusta by Marve Brehm. 41 1/2" X 31 3/8 Shipping:

Mark King Framed Original Oil Painting [Augusta #13-Azalea Hole]. Gallery framed. Measures 24-in. x 36-in. image size and 36-in. x 48-in. framed. Includes COA. In pristine condition with the rare situ

Augusta national masters stain glass 12th hole Ben Hogan bridge 23" tall 19 1/2: x 12" shade, rear of shade was repaired but sold and beautiful see pics

"The 12th Hole, North Course, Olympia Fields Country Club, Olympia, Illinois." Lithograph Artist Proof By Linda Hartough. The print is Artist Proof #30 out of #85. The framed print is approx 38" x 1"

Mark Kings - "Golden Bell Augusta 12th". Jack Nicklaus calls the 12th “…the most dangerous tournament hole in the world.” The 155-yard 12th hole is perhaps the most famous par-3 in A

TWO CUSTOM FRAMED GOLF PRINTS - ONE WITH GLASS AND ONE WITHOUT. FEATURING THE 12TH HOLE AT AUGUST AND ''SEVENTH HEAVEN'' AT PEBBLE BEACH.

Simon Stallwood lithograph "Tenth Hole, Augusta", pencil signed, ed 324/550, 15-5/8" x 24-7/8" image, framed 26.75" x 35.75", faded SP833

Gene Sarazen (1902-1999) autographed 1967 Augusta National Golf Club map (over 15th hole). Framed with photo of Sarazen. Plus framed English engraving of early golfing. Largest frame 31" x 24".

Very good with no apparent rips, holes, inpainting or repairs. Oil painting on canvas titled "Best Friends" by British painter Agnes Augusta Talboys (1863-1941). Signed by artist bottom right "A. A. T

Framed Augusta, GA Golf Photo of Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods & 3 Golf Balls. 23" x 33"

Stave puzzle from Norwich, Vermont, "Eleventh Hole at Augusta", 2006. 93 cherry wood pieces in original box, complete. Condition report: good - no issues. From the estate of Dave and Lorraine Thomas.

Brass Ships Port Hole Framed Mirror . 11 1/2" Dia. "ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ANY CONDITION STATEMENT GIVEN BY LANGSTON AUCTION GALLERY ARE STRICTLY OPINIONS AND LANGSTON'S SHALL HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR

Mid 19th century. Painted flower basket on velvet, signed "Charlotte W. Handy". Toning, small hole and a few tack holes. Framed, 20.75"h. 25.5"w.

Oil on canvas, (1) landscape, signed L. Patin; (1) stone bridge with figures, (1) mill scene, needs cleaning, small hole, framed, largest 8" x 10", F-VG

DOG WITH RABBIT IN HOLE WATER PITCHER, colorless, each side featuring a dog with a rabbit in a hole, framed by two palm trees. Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co. Late 19th/early 20th century. 9" HOA.Undama

Artist Signed African Subject Lithograph. (Barnett). Depicting zebras drinking at a watering hole. Framed: measures approximately 25 inches high x 37 inches wide.

Marked Louis Bleriot Calais Doeuvres, marche Arienne, Rodolphe Berger. Depicts a vintage plane in flight over the sea being viewed from a port hole. Framed in green speckled frame with golf toned grov

American or English, silk on linen. Finely stitched verse, flowers, pine trees, stag and "Ann Fisher 1818". Minor stains and small holes. Framed, 14.75"h. 16"w.

Needlework sampler, probably English. Mary Hosrens Dated November 18, 1738. Several small holes. Framed size H 13-1/8" W13-7/8".Opening size H 11-1/2" W 12". https://www.dropbox.com/s/xnal8ynmtf40d1j/

Most likely American, 2nd quarter 19th century. Cut out busts of husband and wife with five children, all with gold painted accents. Backing paper has some stains and small holes. Framed, 9"h. 10.5"w.

Mid 20th Century. Offset litho on paper. Two fishermen. Cardboard backing, surface scuffs and some holes. Framed, 47"h. 37.25"w.

Augusta Isabella Corson Metcalfe (American, 1881-1971). "Homestead Scene" lithograph, 1952. Signed and dated on the lower right. Augusta Metcalfe lived the ranch lifestyle, roping and branding calves