The Stadium Golf Company, London: A Bold But Brief Chapter in Hickory Clubmaking
Stadium Golf Co. of London made some of the rarest hickory irons of the 1920s. The story behind the anchor cleek mark...
Read More →A remarkable and highly collectible James Bradbeer brassie featuring a distinctive steel face screws that make an insert. This unusual construction makes it a standout piece for any serious hickory golf collector. Referenced on...
Pairs well with this wood
protect it & carry it in styleHistoric Club Details:
- Maker: James Bradbeer Steel Face
- Club Type: Brassie (equivalent to modern 2-wood)
- Face: screw fasteners as a face insert
- Era: Early 1900s
- Reference: Pete Georgiady's Wood Shafted Value Guide, 8th Edition, Page 56
- Shaft: Original hickory
A must-have for collectors and hickory golf enthusiasts. The steel face insert design represents an early innovation in clubmaking — a fascinating piece of golf history that's ready for display or careful play.
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