Lot 68 of 431:
This Game of Golf by Henry Cotton  

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Lot closed - Sold For (Includes Buyers Premium):$180
Estimate:
$200 - $300

Title:
This Game of Golf

Author:
Cotton, Henry

Place:
London

Publisher:
Country Life

Date:
[1948]

Description:

248 pp. Foreword by Bernard Darwin. Illustrated with several action photographs throughout, including frontispiece. (4to) original green cloth, lettered in white, dust jacket. First Edition.

When the author was nearing the completion of the book, Cotton, at age 41, won the Open Championship for the third time. His comments on this remarkable feat, and on the fruitful trip to the U.S. that preceded it, will be read by all golfers with special interest - Murdoch 152; D&M 13110; D&J C23020.


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Condition:
Light wear to jacket, tape repairs on the reverse; cloth a bit faded; near fine.


 
Item number:
290017
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