I have a random Collection of old clubs my grandmother bought at a yard sale 50 years ago. There’s a hendry viper with the name Carl Anderson below the hendry n bishop name. Another is WH Potts special with lead in back of club head. And one has nothing on face, and barely visible symbol with faint writing in the middle on back of club head. So this fairly boring looking club could be the oldest one it seems. Is there any method to raise the engraving without destroying it??
Hello, I just purchased 9 wood shafted golf clubs for 7.50 cents. All different MacGregor, Jim Norton special it says. Made in Scotland hand print, flower print. Have any idea what era they would be from. All in good condition..
Good stuff. Thanks Gavin.
Always appreciated. Thank you.
I have a random Collection of old clubs my grandmother bought at a yard sale 50 years ago. There’s a hendry viper with the name Carl Anderson below the hendry n bishop name. Another is WH Potts special with lead in back of club head. And one has nothing on face, and barely visible symbol with faint writing in the middle on back of club head. So this fairly boring looking club could be the oldest one it seems. Is there any method to raise the engraving without destroying it??
Also the nicking around the hosel is
Not uniform on the older clubs.
Hello, I just purchased 9 wood shafted golf clubs for 7.50 cents. All different MacGregor, Jim Norton special it says. Made in Scotland hand print, flower print. Have any idea what era they would be from. All in good condition..