Sir William Orpen's: Prince of Wales (Captain of the Royal & Ancient Golf Club 1922)

 

 

  
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The railway companies often would promote their services using golf as bait. This is a reproduction of a very rare postcard (c.1910) used to publish the railway company operating between ports of Liverpool, Heysham and Stranaer. The Golfer in the picture was taken from George W. Beldam 's book "Great Golfers: Their Methods At A Glance 1904"
The Illustrated London News  June 8, 1895   Title : "Ladies Golf Championship at Portrush,  Ireland". The Winner was Lady Margaret Scott.
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The Illustrated London News  April 14, 1894 Title : "A New Golfing Ground : Pencilling from Portrush, North Coast of Ireland.
The Illustrated London News 1911  Title : "Ladies Golf Championship at Portrush,   Ireland". The Winner was Dorothy Campbell
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J Michael Brown Original Artwork for the LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND Calender 1914, ROYAL COUNTY DOWN G.C. 1913 signed Michael Brown , watercolour and pencil 12.5"x19.5" (32x50cm). It shows the Rt Hon The Earl Ormealey, Col. Robert H Wallace CBE. Mr Lionel C Munn and Mr Harold Reader driving with the town of Newcastle Co Down and the Mourne Mountains in the background.
Great Southern Hotel Waterville [Golfer Inset]
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The Ladies Championship 1901 - by Michael Brown. A typical Michael Brown image depicting  the Ladies Championship for the year 1901 which was held at Aberdovey. In the picture are the champion Miss M.A.Graham putting out with her opponent Miss Rhona Adair and officials looking on. A Michael Brown original print dated 1902 titled "The Ladies Championship - Aberdovey" framed and glazed all in good condition, this particular Brown print is one of is more elusive ones to obtain.
British Railways Advertising Poster: "Port Stewart" Northern Ireland with collection of coastal scenes including golf links circa 1950. Designed by Studio Seven. Published by Waterlow & Sons, London & Dunstable 40" x 25".
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Alexander Williams picture of the Portmarnock Links with Ireland's eye and Howth in the background taken from Stephen Gwynn book 'Leinster'.