Antique Golf Prints

Original antique train travel poster issued by NER North Eastern Railway - Northumberland for the Holidays Coast Dale & Borderland Ancient Castles & The Roman Wall - featuring a pict...

Original vintage advertising poster - I don't know how tired I am, I just chew Koletta Soft chewing gum with Cola / Ermudung kenn ich nicht ich kaue nur Koletta Erfrischungs kaugummi...

Printed by J. Weiner London. Fair condition, repaired tears, roughly trimmed edges, pinholes, paper losses, staining, minor creasing, paper skimming, backed on linen.

Old reproduction set of golfing prints signed F.T.Richards dated 1901.

John Hassall golf print 'Lost Ball'. A very nice golfing chromolithograph after J.

John Hassall golf print 'A Lie'. A very nice golfing chromolithograph after J.

Vintage golf print by John Hassall. A very nice framed golfing chromolithograph after J.

Vintage golf print by John Hassall. A very nice framed golfing chromolithograph after J.

The Art Deco Golf Print Design by Charles Lepas, crafted in the 1990s in France, is a remarkable piece that blends the elegance of Art Deco with the timeless appeal of golf imagery.

A mounted and framed golf photolithograph of Westward Ho! (the sixth green), after Cecil Aldin.

T he golf match is now known as the first international golf match of which Scotland won.

Vanity Fair golf print 'Horace Harold Hilton, Hoylake'. This is a single golfing Vanity Fair lithographic portrait print 'Horace Harold Hilton, Hoylake'.

Golf Print, Harry Vardon by Beldam. A fine golf photogravure of Harry Vardon by George Beldam, signed in pencil by Harry Vardon himself.

This wood cut engraving printed in color and finished by hand is a great golfing image, colorful and impressive, by F.T.

This wood cut engraving printed in color and finished by hand is a great golfing image, colorful and impressive, by F.T.

Six prints in three separate frames from the original Perrier Rules of Golf.

Aldin produced few golfing works and this example is one of a series of six golf course views 'Six Famous Golf Courses' published in the 1920s.

Golf chromolithograph "Putting Out in Modern Times" by J. Hassall. One of the most charming scenes from Hassall's rare series of "Golf through the ages". The artist was a contempora...

St Andrews then became the first 18-hole golf course in the world, and a blue print for the modern course.

It was such a marketing success Brown was then commissioned to annually paint a golfing picture until 1916, prints were made of these originals and glued to the cardboard calendar th...

It was such a marketing success Brown was then commissioned to annually paint a golfing picture until 1916, prints were made of these originals and glued to the cardboard calendar th...

Vintage Rountree Golf print. 'The Berkshire' the 10th green - Red Course golf print after H.

This is a serious piece of extremely rare golf art. Finally this 1914, 1st edition print has been beautifully framed in 100% archival materials.

Golf dry point etching. This dry point etching of a cliff top golf course is fascinating for the fact that the golfers and caddies depicted are all carrying their clubs by hand with...

Pierre Commarmond (French, 1897-1983), Comblox Golf Travel Poster, signed in plate lower right, wood frame. Image: 28.5" H x 23.5" W; frame: 48.5" H x 33.25" W x 1.5" D. Provenance...

The scene is described, at bottom right: “The Sabbath Breakers/ In 1592 John Henrie & Pat Rogie were prosecuted for playing Gowff/ on the links of Leith every Sabbath during the ...

A historical etching on Ingres d’Arches off-white laid paper paper titled “The Golf Player” by Rembrandt Van Rijn. Created in 1654.

Presented is The Golfers: A Grant Match Played Over the St. Andrews, a hand-colored engraving by Charles E.

Both prints are matted and framed in a wooden frame.

Presented is a color photogravure by James Michael Brown entitled “In the Sand”. The print depicts two golfers with their young caddies on the historic St.

The original piece was based on a painting by Lemuel Francis Abbott and was issued by Valentine Green as a Mezzotint print, circa 1790. It is one of the first golf portraits ever pub...

Printed on the cover 'Golf Waltzes, Far and Sure by J.

Presented is a first subscriber’s edition of the Royal and Ancient Game of Golf. This limited edition run printed only 900 copies, of which this is numbered 172.

Wonderful golfing print After the 18th Century engraving Chromolithograph Published by Connoisseur circa 1900 Unframed.

Pair of John Hassall golfing prints. A very nice pair of golfing chromolithographs after J.

Old framed and glazed signed 1924 G L Stampa golf print hand coloured Original not a reproduction.    

Antique golf print. Cope's tobacco chromolithograph by George Pipeshank.

A good framed golfing etching "The Stymie", by James Dobie after the painting by Dendy Sadler.

A colorful humorous golf print after Charles Crombie entitled "Putting for his Nose".

Golf print 'A Little Practice' after Dendy Sadler.

Golf Print, Sabbath Breakers, Dollman. A fine golfing photogravure titled 'The Sabbath Breakers' after J.C Dollman, (John Charles 1851 - 1934).

Golf print 'The Royal and Ancient' after Dendy Sadler.

Cats playing golf after Louis Wain (1860-1939) A humorous chromolithographic print depicting cats playing golf, titled "The Approach" in original oak frame.

Cecil Aldin golf print, Walton Heath. A mounted and framed golf photolithograph of Walton Heath (the 17th hole, on the 'OLD COURSE').

Golf Print, The Stymie, Dollman. A fine golfing photogravure titled 'The Stymie, A Foursome at North Berwick in the Forties' after J.C Dollman, (John Charles 1851 - 1934).

Signed golf print by Cecil Aldin An early 20th century Edwardian golf chromolithograph print by Cecil Aldin, from Old English Sporting Pictures.

St Andrews then became the first 18-hole golf course in the world, and a blue print for the modern course.

Cope's tobacco chromolithograph by George Pipeshank. 'More Humours of Golf-The Tee Shot' taken from the fine promotional works for Copes, but featuring many of the great players and...

Royal & Ancient Golf Club, St. Andrews. Golf print, depicting "Royal and Ancient St Andrews 1798" after Frank Paton.

The building was demolished in 1960. The golf print is in a modern gilt frame and along the top of the print is 'Copyright.

As a result, Brown was then commissioned to paint an annual golfing picture for the club. Prints were made of the originals and issued in the calendar for each year.

Arthur Weaver golf print, high hole, St Andrews. A fine print taken from the original art work by Arthur Weaver, entitled 'The Final Green, Open Championship, The Old Course, St And...

Signed Cecil Aldin Golf Print, Walton Heath - Old Course. A mounted and framed golf photolithograph of Walton Heath (the Seventeenth hole, on the ' OLD COURSE').

Signed Lower Left