Title: Photographs by Frank Christian related to early Augusta National Golf Club, plus President Eisenhower golfing there, and several golf greats from the 1930s-1960s Author: Place: Publisher: Date: Later prints Description: Approximately 95 photographs (each laid into plastic sleeve, housed in a 3 ring binder). Nearly all the photographs are captioned with a little white sticker on the bottom edge, which also reads Copyright Historic Golf Prints. Each photograph is 10x8" Some highlights include: Bobby Jones inspects movie. Lily pond at Fruitland Nursery. Berkman Family (photo of a photo). Berkman Home - Fruitland. Entrace - Fruitland Nursery. Earliest photo of The Augusta. Aerial of Masters Tournament (1934?) Aerial of Augusta National. Aerial of Clubhouse circa 1950. Several other aerial shots of Augusta. 4 photographs of various holes, in color. Nelson, President Eisenhower, and Hogan, in a golfing foursome with 1 other unidentified gentleman. Bobby Jones Cliff Roberts, President Eisenhower at Augusta course, about to play, Jones sits in a buggy (open-air golf cart?). A few shots of the Eisenhower Cottage. Playoff, Sarazen & Wood, 1935. Sarazen, Smith, Nelson, Gudahl. Jones and Demaret on the 9th Green. Plus several more of Henry Picard, Sam Snead, Ralph Gudahl, Billy Casper, and several more shots of Bobby Jones (retired). A great archive of photographs largely taken by Frank Christian, from the 1930s-1960s, while the photographs were printed later on Kodak paper, it is still a wonderful visual archive with images of early Augusta National Golf Club. In 1930, Bobby Jones and company purchased the Fruitland Nursery in Augusta, Georgia with the aim to transform the fertile land into a golf club, devoted to the sport. Unlike other country clubs, Augusta was to be a place for the sport of golfing only. Bobby Jones and Alistair McKenzie worked together to develop the course architecture. President Eisenhower was a frequent golfer at Augusta, and the Eisenhower Cottage was built for his exclusive use. Lot Amendments Condition: Fine. Item number: 238501
Title: Photographs by Frank Christian related to early Augusta National Golf Club, plus President Eisenhower golfing there, and several golf greats from the 1930s-1960s Author: Place: Publisher: Date: Later prints Description: Approximately 95 photographs (each laid into plastic sleeve, housed in a 3 ring binder). Nearly all the photographs are captioned with a little white sticker on the bottom edge, which also reads Copyright Historic Golf Prints. Each photograph is 10x8" Some highlights include: Bobby Jones inspects movie. Lily pond at Fruitland Nursery. Berkman Family (photo of a photo). Berkman Home - Fruitland. Entrace - Fruitland Nursery. Earliest photo of The Augusta. Aerial of Masters Tournament (1934?) Aerial of Augusta National. Aerial of Clubhouse circa 1950. Several other aerial shots of Augusta. 4 photographs of various holes, in color. Nelson, President Eisenhower, and Hogan, in a golfing foursome with 1 other unidentified gentleman. Bobby Jones Cliff Roberts, President Eisenhower at Augusta course, about to play, Jones sits in a buggy (open-air golf cart?). A few shots of the Eisenhower Cottage. Playoff, Sarazen & Wood, 1935. Sarazen, Smith, Nelson, Gudahl. Jones and Demaret on the 9th Green. Plus several more of Henry Picard, Sam Snead, Ralph Gudahl, Billy Casper, and several more shots of Bobby Jones (retired). A great archive of photographs largely taken by Frank Christian, from the 1930s-1960s, while the photographs were printed later on Kodak paper, it is still a wonderful visual archive with images of early Augusta National Golf Club. In 1930, Bobby Jones and company purchased the Fruitland Nursery in Augusta, Georgia with the aim to transform the fertile land into a golf club, devoted to the sport. Unlike other country clubs, Augusta was to be a place for the sport of golfing only. Bobby Jones and Alistair McKenzie worked together to develop the course architecture. President Eisenhower was a frequent golfer at Augusta, and the Eisenhower Cottage was built for his exclusive use. Lot Amendments Condition: Fine. Item number: 238501
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