150 $
Description
| Club Type: | Fairway Wood | Shaft Material: | Wood |
| Dexterity: | Right-Handed |
| AUCTION TERMS: All International bidders please email me before bidding so i can exempt & approve you to be able to bid in my auctions as per my terms. We ship worldwide when approved! Thanks INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE & PACKING COSTS ARE BASED ON VALUES BEING SENT DUE TO SIZE & WEIGHT OF THE BOX, HANDLING & PACKING & THE NEW 2016 USA POST OFFICE RATES. IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION ON POST OFFICE & PACKING COSTS PLEASE MESSAGE ME. PAYMENTS ARE DUE NO LATER THAN 3 DAYS AFTER AUCTION ENDS & INVOICES SENT. 1) International packing & registered postage is $38.00 or express mail is $75 PAYMENT IS DUE WITHIN 3 DAYS OF INVOICE SENT. THANKS International Buyers – Please Note, Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. mail with the new post office rates. * We do not mark merchandise values below final auction value or mark items as "gifts". USA PACKING & POSTAGE IS $12.00. PAYMENT DUE WITHIN 3 DAYS. In this auction: RARE salesman sample prototype vintage hickory? WOOD head brassie "early" VARDON club ! This was the best one in the collection i acquired. I was told it was a salesman sample and is really awesome just holding it. It has some great workmanship marks & qualities all the way to the bottom being filed on the brass plate & through the brass screws to make it somewhat smooth all the way around. This came with artifacts of famous pro golfer Vardon. It has a nice look and would make even a great desk paper weight for display purposes. It is weighted pretty good too and could just imagine even in those days how a finished club would play. The face has a very unique design and i guess would be called an inlay. I've never seen anything like this and salesman samples stuff is highly sought after by a lot of people. With it being a Vardon related item i'd think someone in Europe besides the USA would like this rarity for their collection. ?'s please ask. |