Royal Canadian Golf AssociationBiblio.com
4 361 résultats
1972réf. 341j0814Toronto Ontario: The Royal Canadian Golf Association / R.C.G.A. Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. 1972. Club-House Edition. Hardcover. 117 pages. Index. Eight page fold-out "Rules of Amateur Status" revised February 11 1972 affixed inside back board. Gift greetings atop first leaf otherwise clean and unmarked with light wear to original red cloth. A quality vintage copy.; Sm 4to . The Royal Canadian Golf Association / R.C.G.A. hardcover
1990réf. 020405Chicago Illinois: Contemporary Books 1990. Boldly signed by Curtis Strange his signature only NOT personalized to anyone. SEE PHOTOS. Near Fine condition in a Near Fine dust jacket. NO chips. NO tears. NO fading. NO rubbing. NOT price clipped $22.95. SEE PHOTOS. Bright shiny square and tight. Sharp corners. 1990. First Edition. Well illustrated with drawings and photographs including 8 pages in full color. Foreword by Arnold Palmer. Co-written with Kenneth Van Kampen. Laid in is a typed letter indicating this signed copy was a prize awarded to a runner-up in the Kingsmill Resort "Curtis Strange Challenge." Appendix: Tournament Record and Achievements. Index. Bound in the original dark green boards with a white cloth spine stamped in bright gold. 8" wide by 10.25" tall. Complete with dust jacket. Signed by the Author his signature only. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine condition/Near Fine dust jacket. xxiv 228pp. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. Contemporary Books Hardcover
réf. 24302circa 1920s. Image measures 4 X 3 inches. Mounted on stiff card stock. There is a second golf ball on the green and a very short flag-topped pin laying near the hole. Rogers is wearing his trademark cowboy hat and wielding a hickory shafted putter. Some soiling and thumb tack hole in backing material. Image is very good and crisp. Would look great framed. circa 1920s. unknown
1938réf. 369654Pittsburgh 1938. With two illustrations from photgraphs. 70 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Red cloth. Minor soiling near fine. With two illustrations from photgraphs. 70 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Constitution by-laws and membership lists for this long-standing Pittsburgh club. The photographs show the Club in 1897 with members on the porch and an aerial view of the club and grounds. The membership lists includes hosts of Laughlins Mellons and Scaifes and other Pittsburgh families. There is a memorial roll listing both men and women members. OCLC reports single locations only for Club books from 1904 1915 and 1946 and nothing from the interwar years. RARE. hardcover
1987réf. 237209Endicott NY: Castalio Press 1987. First Edition. Illustrated. 1 vols. 8vo. Original green cloth dust jacket fine in slightly chipped dj. First Edition. Illustrated. 1 vols. 8vo. The standard indispensable bibliography with 4800 entries. Castalio Press hardcover
1996réf. 323370Mendham NJ: Roxiticus Golf Club 1996. First edition spiral bound issue. Illus. x 82pp. 8vo. Green paper spiral bound. Fine. First edition spiral bound issue. Illus. x 82pp. 8vo. Roxiticus Golf Club unknown
réf. 65-0047San Francisco Calif.: 1990s. Set of three color marker drawings for golf advertisements by unknown artist. One depicts a bag of clubs one Arab Sheiks golfing in the desert and one is a William Tell satyr on a golf course. 22 x 28 cm. San Francisco, Calif.: 1990s. unknown
1958réf. 050551Istanbul: Istanbul Golf Kulübü = Istanbul Golf Club / Baha Matbaasi 1958. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. 16mo - over 5¾ - 6¾" tall. Paperback. Illustrated front and back covers. 12mo. 165 x 12 cm. In English and Turkish. 52 p. 1-28 pp. text in Turkish; 29-52 pp. text in English. "Contrary to popular belief the oldest sports club in Turkey is Istanbul Golf Club. It was established in 1895 as the 'Constantinople Golf Club'; at a time when Constitutional Monarchy was declared during the reign of Abdulhamit the 2 while the Balkans and Eastern Anatolia was occupied by the Russians Cyprus by Great Britain and Tunisia by the French as the Ottoman Empire started disintegrating. Its founders were the British and American citizens ;living in Istanbul the capital of the Ottoman Empire at that time. Sir Henry Felix Woods Woods Pasa who arrived in Istanbul in1869 with a military mission and then rose to the rank of Admiral in Ottoman Navy and Ernest Thompson a Scottish national who introduced golf to Istanbul are just two of the prominent founders. The club changed its name to 'The Bosphorus Golf Club' with the declaration of 2. Constitutional Monarchy in 1909 an ensuing new Associations Law in 1911. There is another reorganization to the club as the new Republic is declared. After the proclamation of the Republic in 1923. The British Ambassador Mr Waugh and US Ambassador Mr. Randal along with the 60 founding members change the name to 'Istanbul Golf Club' according to the laws of the new Republic of Turkey's laws The bylaws are changed at the same time to allow Turkish Citizens membership along with foreigners and minorities who were the only members to that date. At a meeting in December 17 1925 Nusret Bey was admitted as a member and became the first Turkish member of the Club. Due to changes in the legal system the bylaws were changed one more time to this current form in 1947. At this time the founding members were recorded as British Ambassador Sir Hugh to Knatcbull US Ambassador MacMurray New York Times Turkey representative John Wilson Kernick general manager Henry Arlond and Resat Kemal a Turkish citizen. The golf courses that the club utilized in the past have a common thread. Even though the locations differ throughout the entire history their neighbors were always military outfits in the form of Cavalry Camp or Academy. The Archery's practice range Arrow Square" was the club's first 12 hole course. However the double duty that the course had to carry was problematic. US Ambassador Joseph Grew describes a bad day when Ottoman Cavalry Regiment seized half the course. During a round with 1. Katib Belin an Ottoman officer came to the golf course and informed us that the government had allocated half the playing area for Cavalry training and that henceforth we could not play golf here. In fact the cavalry was always training freely in the area especially on the grass we had nurtured. However the fact that the club had spent a considerable amount of money and effort on the course and had started to fence the legally rented area with barbed wire without a doubt angered the Cavalry and caused the decision to be made. Following this the efforts which lasted till 1914 to take back the seized course remain fruitless and the club moves to a new 9 hole course in the hills of Bebek. In 1920 an empty lot this time in a very remote area of town in those days next to a military camp is located. A new golf course with nine holes is built and the club moves once again. In 1922 with financial help from the British Embassy the course is expanded to 18 holes and the first clubhouse is built. This area is now called Maslak-Levent would be the location for IGK for the next 92 years.". Source: Official website of Istanbul Golf Club. This is regulation booklet of first rooted golf club of Turkey including a history of golf in Turkey and world club's conditions and description rules of game and membership to club periodic tournaments. Not in OCLC.; Not in TO-KAT. Not in National Library of Turkey. Extremely rare. Istanbul Golf Kulübü = Istanbul Golf Club / Baha Matbaasi paperback
réf. ria9780470958742_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; Successful management of eye disease relies on the veterinarian s ability to identify ocular features and distinguish pathologic changes. Atlas of Feline Ophthalmology Second Edition is an invaluable diagnostic reference providing hig hardcover
réf. DADAX0333738918New unknown
réf. DADAX0275997545New unknown
réf. DADAX1845132270New unknown
réf. DADAX0275942171New unknown
réf. DADAX0275942325New unknown
1939Very Good Arabic Contemporary cloth. Roy. 8vo. (24 x 17 cm). In Arabic with bilingual title on cover. 424, [2], 43, [1] p., richly illustrated b/w. Only Vol. 3 (Turkoman Volume). Histoire de l'Iraq: Entre deux Occupations Vol. III: De l'an 814 a lân 941 de l'Hegire (de 1338 a 1534 de 1ere chretienne): Dynastie des Turcomans.= Tarîkh al-'Irâq bayna ihtilâlayn: Hukûmât al-Turkumânîyah min sanat 814 H- 1338 M ilâ sanat 941 H- 1534 M. Title on added t.p. in French. Signed and inscribed by Azzawi in Arabic.
2013New English Original bdg. Dust wrapper. 4to. (29 x 21 cm). In English. 104 p., b/w and color ills. History of golf in Ottoman Empire and Turkey. The golf's adventure from Ottoman to present. The book you are holding is trying to enlighten the adventure of golf in Anatolia which started approximately 118 years ago. The adventure of golf on this land, which started in 1895, is now continuing with searches for fields for new clubs in pursuit of establishing new touristic areas. We can observe that champion golfers passed through this land even a century ago, not even during the time that the Ottoman Empire was shattered by wars did they give up on this sport and that during the modernizing attempts in 1930s and 1950s golf played a significant role. In addition to this, we proved thrugh research that, the founder of the Turkish Republic Mustafa Kemal was a member of a golf club and the Prime Minister Adnan Menderes was the chairman of the Istanbul Golf Club for 3 years and it was even stated in the election manifesto of the Adalet Party, which once was the ruling party, that improving golf was among the goals. During the times when democracy in Turkey was cut up by military coups, Izmir and Ankara golf clubs were shut down and lost their fields, yet nobody expected the same thing to happen to Istanbul Golf Club. However, Istanbul Golf Club also joined the group of clubs that lost its fields. The adventure of Turkish golf, which now is a trademark of Belek, still continues to be problematic þn terms of clubs and struggles to spread in Anatolia. Golf, which is not a sport for the elite but the elite of the sports, will become a discipline practiced and enjoyed by the Turkish people in the future. OTTOMANIA History of sports Gold Republican Turkey Corporate history Istanbul Golf Club Belek Golf
1958Very Good English Paperback. Illustrated front and back covers. 12mo. (16,5 x 12 cm). In English and Turkish. 52 p. 1-28 pp. text in Turkish; 29-52 pp. text in English. "Contrary to popular belief, the oldest sports club in Turkey is Istanbul Golf Club. It was established in 1895 as the 'Constantinople Golf Club'; at a time, when Constitutional Monarchy was declared during the reign of Abdulhamit the 2 while the Balkans and Eastern Anatolia was occupied by the Russians, Cyprus by Great Britain and Tunisia by the French as the Ottoman Empire started disintegrating. Its founders were the British and American citizens ;living in Istanbul, the capital of the Ottoman Empire at that time. Sir Henry Felix Woods (Woods Pasa), who arrived in Istanbul in1869 with a military mission and then rose to the rank of Admiral in Ottoman Navy, and Ernest Thompson, a Scottish national, who introduced golf to Istanbul, are just two of the prominent founders. The club changed its name to 'The Bosphorus Golf Club' with the declaration of 2. Constitutional Monarchy in 1909, an ensuing new Associations Law in 1911. There is another reorganization to the club as the new Republic is declared. After the proclamation of the Republic in 1923. The British Ambassador Mr Waugh and US Ambassador Mr. Randal along with the 60 founding members, change the name to 'Istanbul Golf Club' according to the laws of the new Republic of Turkey's laws The bylaws are changed at the same time to allow Turkish Citizens membership along with foreigners and minorities, who were the only members to that date. At a meeting in December 17, 1925 Nusret Bey was admitted as a member and became the first Turkish member of the Club. Due to changes in the legal system, the bylaws were changed one more time to this current form in 1947. At this time the founding members were recorded as British Ambassador Sir Hugh to Knatcbull, US Ambassador MacMurray, New York Times, Turkey representative John Wilson Kernick, general manager Henry Arlond and Resat Kemal, a Turkish citizen. The golf courses that the club utilized in the past have a common thread. Even though the locations differ, throughout the entire history, their neighbors were always military outfits in the form of Cavalry, Camp or Academy. The Archery's practice range, Arrow Square" was the club's first 12 hole course. However, the double duty that the course had to carry was problematic. US Ambassador Joseph Grew describes a bad day, when Ottoman Cavalry Regiment seized half the course. During a round with 1. Katib Belin an Ottoman officer came to the golf course and informed us that the government had allocated half the playing area for Cavalry training and that henceforth we could not play golf here. In fact, the cavalry was always training freely in the area, especially on the grass we had nurtured. However, the fact that the club had spent a considerable amount of money and effort on the course and had started to fence the legally rented area with barbed wire, without a doubt angered the Cavalry and caused the decision to be made. Following this, the efforts, which lasted till 1914, to take back the seized course remain fruitless and the club moves to a new 9 hole course in the hills of Bebek. In 1920, an empty lot, this time in a very remote area of town in those days, next to a military camp is located. A new golf course with nine holes is built and the club moves once again. In 1922, with financial help from the British Embassy, the course is expanded to 18 holes and the first clubhouse is built. This area is now called Maslak-Levent would be the location for IGK for the next 92 years...". (Source: Official website of Istanbul Golf Club). This is regulation booklet of first rooted golf club of Turkey including a history of golf in Turkey and world, club's conditions and description, rules of game and membership to club, periodic tournaments. Not in OCLC.; Not in TO-KAT. Not in National Library of Turkey. Extremely rare.
réf. DADAX0275962431New unknown
réf. DADAX0275945626New unknown
réf. DADAX0275952614New unknown
réf. DADAX0313267103New unknown
réf. DADAX0275944697New unknown
réf. DADAX0810972891New unknown
réf. DADAX0367280620New unknown
1993réf. 017193Dallas TX: Taylor Trade Publishing 1993. Leather in Slipcase. Near Fine. Maroon leather with copper lettering copy 21/500 signed by Byron Nelson one long stain on rear portion of slipcase otherwise clean and bright. Taylor Trade Publishing hardcover
