Folio I: Gutta-Percha Golf Balls

1845-1903

Softback Artisans Edition: £33.00/$40.00 approx

Soft backed. Ideal for the collector and golf enthusiast who is likely to refer to it time and time again, and who may wish to make notes and annotations.

FOLIO I covers gutta-percha golf balls made between 1845 and 1903

ARTISAN EDITION is soft-backed; perfectly bound for easy use and reference 

ISBN: 978-1-7399879-2-3

96 pages, over 550 gutta golf balls listed, 450 gutta golf ball illustrations and majority photographed and every ball with a price guide; condition grades, balls, wrappers and boxes explained [3 pages]; common ball name types [1 page]; gutta-percha golf balls, a comprehensive summary [4 pages]; patterns, sizes, weights and prices [4 pages]

 Recommended Retail Price £33.00

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Folio I Front Cover

What People Are Saying About Folio I

 

“It’s a wonderful record and has already been of great help – both in improving our collections records and, for example, aiding the University of St Andrews Museum Studies students, who are photographing and cataloguing our Golf Ball Collection as part of their degree program.”

— Laurie Rae, Senior Curator R&A World Golf Museum

 

“This huge study will be the standard reference work hereafter.”

— British Golf Collectors’ Society, Book Review December 2021 by David Hamilton

“Well done, your book is excellent and a truly superb reference bible for those who collect balls from that period.”

—David Kirkwood, Heritage of Golf Museum, Gullane, Scotland.

 

“What makes it particularly useful is, it is organized by the name on the ball rather than having to guess who made it. It contains much new information and pairs beautifully with the ‘Bible’ of ball collecting, The Story of the Golf Ball, also by Kevin.”

— George Petro Regional Director of the Golf Heritage Society USA

 

“A great addition to my golf ball book collection. Very well done, just like your previous book ‘The Story of the Golf Ball’. You can put me on your list for the Folio 2, 3 and 4 with a hard cover.”

— Jean-Pierre Spinelli, Golf Ball Collector, Canada