Cleek mark on the Geo Duncan Akros jigger reading Lillywhite Frowd London with Gibson star, hickory golf
Face view of the Akros jigger showing punched dot scoring, hickory golf iron
Topline and sole of the vintage Akros jigger, hickory golf iron
George Duncan Akros model jigger full club view, vintage hickory golf iron with leather wrap grip
Original black leather wrap grip on the George Duncan hickory jigger
Worn shaft stamp on the hickory shaft of the Akros jigger, vintage hickory golf

George Duncan "Akros" Model Jigger

$70.00

An antique hickory jigger carrying the signature of George Duncan, the Scottish professional who took the 1920 Open Championship. The head is hand forged and wears the star cleek mark of W. Gibson &...

Only one available — when it's gone, it's gone.

Ships from our Oregon workshop, carefully packed. Standard delivery 5-7 business days.

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Club Details

- Right-handed, 37 inches in length
- 37 degrees of loft
- hickory shaft with black leather wrap grip and whipping
- Face marked with punched dot scoring between scribed lines
- Cleek mark reads HAND FORGED / J. LILLYWHITE FROWD & CO / LONDON / SPECIAL, with the Gibson star and the Geo Duncan signature over THE AKROS MODEL / JIGGER

Condition

- Honest patina across the head with light pitting consistent with age
- Shaft stamp is present but worn and no longer legible

The jigger is the shot-maker's club of the hickory era, built for low running approaches and tight lies around the green. Pairs naturally with a period mashie and niblick, and makes a standout gift for the hickory enthusiast or the golfer who has it all.

Standard shipping: 5-7 business days

Expedited shipping: 2-3 business days

Each club is carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery.

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