20TH C. GOLF MEMORABILIA - PITCHER & NOVELTY GOLF BALLS

A 20thC novelty golf ball and tee advertising Ransomes - agricultural machinery makers. Approx. 10" overall

Parasol handle with chased silver and mother of pearl having male and female golfers applied in gold relief, L-8. One walking stick handle cast with golf ball flanked by male and female golfer with cl

Heading: (Golf Balls) Author: Title: Large collection of vintage golf balls. Place Published: Various places Publisher: Date Published: Early to mid 20th century Description:

"(1) Millionth Bendix Drive Manufactured in France" bronze. 2 3/4 x 6 x 4 inches.

Signed by Team USA. Ball- 6 inch diameter

Golf memorabilia professionally encased in a shadow box. Items include balls, tees, markers, heads, scorecard, etc., mostly from Great Britain.

A SOLID SILVER DUNHILL UNIQUE "GOLF BALL" TABLE LIGHTER CIRCA 1970s C: Golf ball design case, signed Dunhill, hallmarked & numbered, roller mechanism with hinged arm, measures approx. 54mm by 43mm.

LOT ASSORTED SPORTS MEMORABILIA INCL. AUTOGRAPHED BASEBALLS, GOLF BALLS, FOOTBALL HELMET, BASEBALL GLOVES, ETC.

Europe, England, ca. 19th century CE. The first-ever golf print, according to various experts of golf memorabilia, originally created in 1790, a hand-tinted mezzotint depicting William Innes, Blackhea

Professional Golf Memorabilia Assortment Including a Sam Snead, Ben Hogan and Bryron Nelson photograph and ball display cases, a box of used golf balls with an inscription from Tom Watson, signed golf

Five early 20th century golf balls including Zodiac, Warwick, Slazenger Liquid & others

Elevate your golf memorabilia collection with this exquisite display featuring autographed golf balls from two legends of the game: Lee Trevino and Tom Watson. Encased in a custom shadowbox measuring

Lot of 19th & 20th c. Baseball memorabilia includes: 1890’s The H.H. Kiffe & Co. Kiffe’s League Ball magazine advertisement, 1900-1910 Harker Pottery Co. “WON IN THE NINTH” 6 ¼” pottery pla

Here is a very neat little clock that has mini golf items in its frame. There are golf hats, clubs, balls, bags, trophies and shoes, all small, but large in detail! Clock is approx 10" x 3" x 10". Clo

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa

John F Kennedy c. 1942 Golf Ball w/ Provenance Framed in Shadow Box. This golf ball belonged to then Ensign John F. Kennedy when he was stationed in Charleston, South Carolina. In January 1942, JFK wa