Browning (Robert) A History of Golf the Royal and Ancient Game, J.M Dent & Sons Ltd, 1955, hardcover

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Browning (Robert) A History of Golf the Royal and Ancient Game, J.M Dent & Sons Ltd, 1955, hardcover with d/j; sold together with Mortimer (Charles G.) and Pignon (Fred). The Story of the Open Golf Championship 1860 to 1950, Jarrold Ltd, 1952, hardcover with d/j and Darwin (Bernard). British Golf, Collins, London, hardcover with d/j (3)

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Posted 3rd November 2020

Following the 31^st October 2020 announcement by the UK Government on new national lockdown restrictions commencing 5^th November your attention is drawn to the following:

Our online auction of Sports Memorabilia on 9^th, 10^th & 11^th November will proceed as scheduled. However, it has been necessary to make a number of changes to the arrangements concerning bidders and buyers.

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