Club: Kro-Flite model Jigger iron

Maker: A.G. Spalding & Brothers, Dysart (Scotland).

Year: c.1920s

Shaft: Original straight shaft, firmly fitted to hosel. No splits or cracks visible. New suede 13.75" grip. Swing weight C4-C5.

Length: 36.75"

Loft:  30 degrees

Condition: Good for age, with some surface pitting to face and toe. A couple of small dents on the leading edge of sole. Clear "Kro-Flite" and Crow cleek mark on reverse, with four line face markings. Stamped "Jigger" on the reverse of blade.

Other details: 

A.G. Spalding & Brothers, USA, London, and Dysart (Scotland).

Founded in 1878 at Rockford, Illinois, USA, this sporting goods company first began importing golf clubs into the United States, from Scotland in around 1893. The company later produced its own golf equipment from factories in London, and Dysart in Fife, Scotland. Spalding & Brothers were the first manufacturer to introduce drop-forging into England, and these irons were stamped with the ‘Hammer’ brand. Early wooden clubs made by the firm were either stamped simply with the company name, or the ‘Baseball’ trademark, a reference to their American sporting goods heritage.