How To Play Golf - Signed

Title: How To Play Golf - Signed Author: Sam Snead Date: 1952 Publisher: Garden City Publishing Co. NY Edition: 1st Edition Thus Full Description: HOW TO PLAY GOLF A Complete Course of Instruction by

Arthur Burdett Frost (1851-1928) Winter Golf - Play the Like in Four!, c. 1899 signed "A.B. Frost" lower right gouache, 17 1/2 by 25 1/2 in. This important self portrait of the artist golfing and his

Chester-Pollard Amusement Co. Inc. circa 1928 floor model Play Golf. Game offers 5 balls for 5¢. Playing field and cast iron golfer figure are in original condition and do show some normal play wear.

After inserting a nickel, player receives three golf balls. Left lever controls the position of the mannquin golfer and the right lever controls the swing. As this is a 1927 Chester-Pollard, the condi

Chester-Pollard 5 Cent Play Golf Arcade Game. 1928. Player receives five golf balls, left lever controls the position of the golfer and the right lever controls the swing. The goal is to hit the ball

American School, early 20th century. "Dogs at Play", oil on canvas, signed lower right "D. Giles". Genre painting depicting a mother dog and her two puppies on a hay covered ground, the mother dog loo

Beautiful all original early Strauss windup Golfer. Excellent colors and graphics. Windup works. Comes with very colorful original box. 12" Excellent-Near Mint

Dr Seuss THEODOR GEISEL "I ALWAYS PICK UP ALL MY PLAY" Limited Edition - Fine Art Pigment Prints on Acid- Free Paper Authorized Estate Edition Edition Size: 1500 Arabic Numbers 99 Patrons’ Coll

Heading: (Hoover, Herbert Clark) Author: Purrington, Benjamin Allen Title: Saul - Bohemian Club Grove Play for 1940, signed by Herbert Hoover, Edgar Bergan, Leo Carrillo, and many other members Place

Pair of Antique Bronze Sculptures of Man & Woman Playing Golf. Signed, and with Gorham Founders. Condition: Generally good condition. The golf club is missing from the lady's hand.Dimensions: H-9.5".

Ferdinand Strauss tin litho windup Play Golf with the original box. Displays well with bright colors and great graphics. The box is wrapped in plastic for preservation. The box does have some wear and

The toy is all original with great colors and gloss. Worked when tested. Original graphic box has wear and is missing end flaps. Base is 12" by 7". Excellent

Excellent Strauss toy. Great colors and design. Works. 12" Excellent

Beautiful all original Strauss Play Golf. Great colors and graphics on this toy! Windup works and golfer hits balls into the holes. Comes with the golf balls. With excellent box with great graphics. A

Signed 1st edition, Championship Golf, by Babe Didrikson Zaharias, signed with inscription by author and dated May 11, 1948, A.S.Barnes and Company, New York, Publication date 1948.

Strauss Play Gold. All original and complete with Golfer and wooden Golf Balls. Windup works. 12" Excellent

Has eight original wooden balls. When in operation, depicts golfer hitting balls into numbered holes. Includes original box. Box shows 1920's type golfer. Nice lithography. Still has original J.C. Pen

327. STRAUSS PLAY GOLF NO. 110 | USA, wind-up. | 12? l. | Working, needs a good cleaning to brighten up the litho, (Excellent Condition) | $100 - $200

Signed Edition, Ben Hogan's Power Golf, by Ben Hogan, signed by author, A.S. Barnes & Co., New York, Publication Date 1948.

No Reserve! Artist: Bob Fried Title: Michael McClure's 'The Beard' Play Signed Poster Printing Date: 1967 Medium: Lithograph Size/Format: 13?" x 18" Additional Info: “The Beard,” by Michael McClur

Ferdinand Strauss. New York City - 1920's. The toy works very well, although, no golf balls accompany the lot. The box is frayed and fair.

A Curtis Jere bronze sculpture of a child at play on wood base, signed to brass plate at top of wood base. Ht: 15.5" Wd: 10.75" Dpth: 10"

American 1920s - 12" Long Notes: Made by Ferdinand Strauss Company

How To Play Golf Whigham was a Scottish writer and golfer (studying under Willie Campbell and Joe Lloyd) who came to America in 1893 for the Chicago World's Fair to d