#1007 • Antique Original Prints 22 framed from the 1930's for Pierre Waters (c) copyright

Part of Paul & Sandra Fullmer (timed auction by Assured Realty Solutions)

High bid $10.00

Status: No sale

Category: Art

Original prints x 22  Rule I. ?Out of bounds is any place outside the . . . . . . . .course. w/writing ?Its age the same in Life and Golf I?m stymied late and ears? This world is but a weary Hoff I?d fain be either where? Andrew Long Rule I (i). A ball is in play as soon as the player has made a stroke. ? .Why is it that I play at all 9 Let memory remind me How once . Insole upon my ball And bunkered it behind me. Andrew Long Rule III. If ye ball . . . be knocked off ye tee . . no penalty shall be incurred ? Golf that gadfly game That maddens even the most tame. Earl of Wemys Rule I (j). A ball has moved only if it leaves its original position . . . if it merely oscillate it has not moved . . . ? ?A famous sportsman and a judge of wine? Golfiana ? Rule IV. If a player play when his partner should have done so . . . . . . . . . . ? And thow a rude despises of good manners Rule VI. A ball must . . not be pushed, scrapped, nor spooned . . . . . . . ? ? Tis more by not than force of numerous strokes? Pepe ? Rule VII. A ball must be played wherever it lies . . . . . . ? ? Are you sure Timothy tis ours? Me thinks tis but a re-madder The Compleat Golfer Rule VIII. Unless with the opponents con-sent a ball in play shall not be moved . . . ? ? A conflict of interest Rule IX. Any loose impediment . . . .maybe removed. ? ?One pain is lessened by another anguish? Romeo and Juliet Rule X. Any vessel . . .or the sad confounds us Maebeth ? Seller ?Photo was nut in best condition as it is pieced in frame.? Rule XI. The player shall not move, bend, or break anything fixed or growing near the ball, except in the act of placing his feet . . . . . . . ? ?There be some sports are painful? Tempest Rule XII. When a ball lies in the touches a hazard, nothing Shall be done to improve its lie; ? ?Was there ever man had such luck? Cymbeline Rule XIII. . . . . . . . . Worm casts may be removed . . . . . Without penalty . . . ? ?Never shall I forget the unearthly yell that sent the peaceful stillness of the morning. Letter of an angler Rule XIV. If ball. . . be lost in water in a hazard, a ball maybe dropped in the hazard. . ? ?Now up now down, as a, bucket in, a, well? Chaucer Rule XV. When a ball has to be dropped the player will. . shall drop it. . . . . . . ? ? Hale Mary! Odds bodiling and gadzooks!!Have a care good merlot, have a care. Memories of Sir Harry Oliver Rule XVI. When ye balls lie within six inches of each other. . .the distance to be measured by their nearest parts ? ?The harp he loved spoke again? The Minster Boy Rule XX. . . . . .A player shall not play until the . . . ball is at rest under penalty of one stroke. ? ?The harp he loved spoke again? The Misterel Boy Rule XVII. Any loose impediments may be removed from the putting green. ? ?A short straight drive? Rule XXXI. If a ball lie in fog . . . only, so much thereof, shall be touged of will enables ye player to find his ball. ? ?I am amazed! Me thinks, and lose my way? King John Rule XVIII. . . The player . . may remove mole-hills .,by brushing lightly with the hand . . . . . . . ? ?The very moundievants were stunned. Nor known what it could mean? Alister Mac Alister Rule XXIII. If ye players ball strikes the opponents caddie . . . . ye opponent shall lose ye hole . . . . and perhaps ye caddie. ? ?One who can swipe out for distance against any man. But in what course the ball so struck we go. No looker on - hot he himself can know? Golfiana ? Rule XXXII. A player may stand out of bounds to play a ball lying within bounds. ? ?Luck uninterrupted exercise must beyond doubt. Steel the constitution against all ordinary attacks of illness? Smollet on Golf