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Hamish McDuff by Frank Reynolds - 1937 First Edition
£25.00
Hamish McDuff is a humorous, illustrated book about golf written and illustrated by the British artist Frank Reynolds, featuring an introduction and foreword by the legendary golf writer Bernard Darwin.
This original 1937 First Edition was published in London by Methuen & Co. Ltd. It is a highly sought-after collectible for sports historians, golf enthusiasts, and rare book collectors. Frank Reynolds (1876–1953) Author/Illustrator was a prominent British artist and the Art Editor for the famous satirical magazine Punch.
The book follows a comic, pictorial series of sketches detailing the trials of an average, elderly veteran golfer and his quintessential, blunt Scottish caddie, Hamish McDuff. McDuff is depicted as a faithful but brutally honest companion who bullies his master but fiercely defends him from others.
Published - 1937 - 1st Edition
Publisher - Methuen & Co. Ltd., London
48 Pages
Binding - Hard Cover
Condition - Used - Grade 2 Fair (see Help & Guides) -