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Right-hand club, with brass soleplate to entire bottom, lead-backweight, club face with horizontal grooved dark brown block plate, hard plastic horn underneath, period re-gripping with soft tan leather, whipping at grip and over the splice or scare (between wooden head and shaft). Etched on top of the club head, "Andrews." 44" in length.

"The brasse, named for its attached brass sole plate, became fashionable in the 1880's as a durable, small-headed fairway club. In the 1920's, when matched sets with club names became popular, the brassie became synonymous with a 2-wood..." - Olman's Guide to Golf Antiques, p. 55. Initials "G.W.R." etched on upper shaft.