Vintage Framed Print Golf Clubs Balls & Tees Matted Driver Spoon Putter

Before golf clubs were numbered, players carried a bag of named clubs: the driver, the spoon, the driving iron, the niblick and the putter. This framed decorative print shows them lined up as a collector's chart, along with a 1900 Wonder Ball, early tees and the 1905 Goodyear Pneumatic ball. It is an easy fit for a den, an office, a clubhouse-style bar or a golfer's gift.

Details

• Key facts: offset-printed open-edition paper print (not hand-painted), marked ©D.P.E. at the lower right.
• Captions read The Driver, The Spoon, The Driving Iron, The Niblick, The Putter, 1900 Wonder Ball, Early Tees and 1905 Pneumatic (Goodyear).
• It is under glass with a double mat, in a wood-look frame with a gold liner, a paper dust cover and a sawtooth hanger, ready to hang.

Condition: Used, with some wear. There is a chip at the top-left corner of the frame and worn gilt on the gold liner. The back paper has tape residue, a stain and a scuff. The printed picture looks bright and clean behind the glass. See photos.

Flaws: Scratches on frame.

The photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care for safe delivery.