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Cleek Marks and Trademarks on Antique Golf Clubs (Paperback)

~ (Author), Patrick Kennedy (Author) "Though they are few in number, some very early golf clubs bear unusual marks, which have not vet been verified as belonging to maker or..." (more)
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This book should be a must in any golf memorabilia collector’s library. -- Dick Durran, "Through The Green" (England)

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A pictorial guide to identifying cleek marks, makers' marks and trademarks on wood shaft golf clubs (1880-1935).

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Paperback: 360 pages
Publisher: Airlie Hall Press; 1st edition (October 1, 2000)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1886752133
ISBN-13: 978-1886752139
Product Dimensions: 8.3 x 5.4 x 0.9 inches
Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

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Though they are few in number, some very early golf clubs bear unusual marks, which have not vet been verified as belonging to maker or customer. Read the first page

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London England, New York City, Maker-professional Circa, Fife Scotland, Maker-retail Circa, Andrews Scotland, Glasgow Scotland, Maker Maker, Birmingham England, Unknown Scotland, Unknown Unknown England, Edinburgh Scotland, Cleek Circa, Surrey England, Material Circa, Taylor Richmond, Clcck Circa, Illinois England, Maker Company

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4.0 out of 5 stars A "must have" if you're a serious collector!, December 18, 2007

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Unlike most people, I don't throw around that "must have" label unless I really mean it! But if you want to identify your clubs correctly, THERE IS NO BETTER SOURCE OUT THERE! The author starts out with a brief (but necessary) introduction about the history of cleek marks, and then explains what the various marks mean. 'Section 1' follows with 190 pages of thumbnail photos of known marks, alphabetized by the maker's last name. 'Section 2' consists of 11 pages of unverified maker's marks, organized in a similar fashion. 'Section 3' contains unassociated maker's marks, meaning marks are shown with as much "known" information that there is about them. For example, if a mark is suspected to be one of Spalding's, that information is given but simply not confirmed. 'Section 4' consists of 22 pages of "class 49" trademarks, which in Britian were registered trademarks of golf items, but not necessary used on clubs. I think he included this to "just throw that information out there", and if it's something that happens to help you...GREAT! 'Section 5' contains 60 pages of trademarked brand names, which are words and phrases used on clubs not containing pictorial images. This section has actually helped me quite a bit in the past, as made up product names such as 'STAYNORUS' and 'RADITE' are then quite easy to match up with their maker. So why only four stars for this book? Because in my first edition, the index was almost always off by one page! My guess would be a last minute revision was made, but then the index was never updated. While no big deal really, it was annoying sometimes in trying to find something immediately. (Sometimes I would forget, and start searching a page in the wrong direction.) But overall, a great source of cleek mark information that you'll want to have in your hands!

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