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Vintage George Nicoll Golf Clubs
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The club head is marked ‘Arc Sole Cotton Plus with Henry Cotton” signature. Sir Henry Cotton (1907–1987) was a professional golfer from England. He is best known for his success in the sport during the 1930s and 1940s. Cotton won three Open Championships, which are among the most prestigious tournaments in golf. His victories came in 1934, 1937, and 1948.
Handle grips are trademarked G. Nicoll. George Nicoll was a Scottish cleekmaker who began forging iron heads in 1881, the firm continued under the family supervision until the 1980’s.
The ‘hand’ cleek mark of Nicoll can be found in various forms and started in 1898 (but it was a full 24 years later that his son Robert sought to protect the mark with trade mark status), prior to this the irons were stamped ‘G. Nicoll, Leven’.
Manufacturers (George Nicoll) would produce the golf clubs, sell them to the pros (Henry Cotton), the pro would then finish and assemble the sets, and sell them to members.
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The club head is marked 'Arc Sole Cotton Plus with Henry Cotton" signature. Sir Henry Cotton (1907–1987) was a professional golfer from England. He is best known for his success in the sport during the 1930s and 1940s. Cotton won three Open Championships, which are among the most prestigious tournaments in golf. His victories came in 1934, 1937, and 1948.
Handle grips are trademarked G. Nicoll. George Nicoll was a Scottish cleekmaker who began forging iron heads in 1881, the firm continued under the family supervision until the 1980's.
The 'hand' cleek mark of Nicoll can be found in various forms and started in 1898 (but it was a full 24 years later that his son Robert sought to protect the mark with trade mark status), prior to this the irons were stamped 'G. Nicoll, Leven'.
Manufacturers (George Nicoll) would produce the golf clubs, sell them to the pros (Henry Cotton), the pro would then finish and assemble the sets, and sell them to members.
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