A photographic group of notable St Andrews golfers

Golfer's engraving depicting the grand match at St Andrews, published by Alexander Hill, the print seller to the Queen, in 1850. Dimensions 20" x 12" Image, 26.5" x 20" Overall

Marked on center The Golfers, St Andrews, 1847. Marked on lower left corner Sidney Z.Lucas. Etching made in France. Depicts various people on a golf field, crowding around the various golfers and watc

Antique French Etching after the famed original. Old, framed, ready to hang.

The Golfers St. Andrews 1847 Framed Print. Used condition, wear/worn, nicks to frame; measures 30 3/4" long x 24 1/2" tall

Early framed golf print, The Golfers, St. Andrews Links. Arthur Ackerman & Son New York label verso. Sight 17" x 25".

Titled "The Golfers St. Andrews 1847". Matted and framed under glass. Measures approximately 29" in height by 32-1/8" in width.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms & Conditions. Please review

THE GOLFERS, ST. ANDREWS 1847 - MADE IN FRANCE - MATTED AND FRAMED UNDER GLASS - SIGHT VIEW 18" X 22 1/2" PLEASE READ CAREFULLY - Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefu

on canvas, image area 24" by 36", in fine frame..Tom Mckendrick was born in Clydebank in 1948. Growing up in this small but vibrant industrial town has had a marked influence on my work and methodolog

Own a piece of golf history with this Tiger Woods Autographed "St. Andrews British Open" Course Map. Tiger Woods, one of the greatest golfers of all time, has left his signature on this iconic course

Lee, after Charles (Scottish, 1800-1880), The Golfers: A Grand Match Played Over St. Andrew's Links, 1850, hand colored steel engraving by Charles E. Wagstaffe after the original oil painting by Lees,

Singapore Interest.- A group of 54 vintage, black and white photographs of various views and buildings of Singapore, including: : Singapore River, St Andrews Cathedral, Municipal Buildings, Hock Lam S

Group of four railroad brass keys including Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay key stamped A&SAB RY, Florida East Coast stamped FEC RY with Adlake 8539 on the reverse, an Alton & Southern stamped A&S Adlake 23

Group of Vintage Golf Ephemera: Includes price guide, cricketing saws and stories, (6) USGA journals from the 50's, Diehl Vardon golf manual, St. Andrews guide.

Charles Lees 37x25 Colour Print Titled 'The Golfers A Grand Match Played Over St Andrews' Print Shows a Scene of Golf in Edinburgh 20th December 1850. Published by Alexander Hill. Minor damage to corn

A mixed group of seven framed architectural, historical, and picturesque engravings, etchings and prints including 4 of early St. Andrew's Scotland, an e. 18th c. engraving of Veduta dell’arco trion

Includes Three Jovial Golfers in Search of the Perfect Course, series of 72, issued W.A. & A.C. Churchman and Can You Beat Bogey at St. Andrews, series of 55, issued by W.A. & A.C. Churchman. RM. IMPO

Couroc Company (American/California, 20th century). Black heavy plastic tray with image of golfer Bobby Jones in center flanked by school coat of arms for Emory University and St. Andrews University.

A Group of 13 Photographs of Golfers Formerly Displayed at Mike Ditka's Restaurant Framed photographic displays depicting various golf players including Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Doug Sanders, and

This is an original early albumen photographic print from about 1880, showing a monument to Nicholas the First in St. Petersburg. It has wonderful details of a group of men and boys at the base of the

Vintage Rare Swilken St. Andrews Presentation Putter 35" Hickory Golf Club VGC

A small pine diamond point armoire with each door featuring a St. Andrews cross on both the upper and lower half of the door. Each side of the cupboard features a St. Andrews cross in the lower half a

Venetian School, Portrait of a Youth, oil on canvas, unsigned, 24” x 18” (60.9 x 45.7 cm), inscribed on stretcher au verso “Bought in London by Gay Murchis, (St. Andrews by the Sea) and given by

3 Time British open champion bidding farewell to The Old Course at St. Andrews. Along with a limited edition five pound note from the bank of Scotland in presentation frame with photograph and plaques

Golf Legends at St. Andrews Raymond Floyd, Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson, Jack Nicklaus