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19th Century — a documentary photograph of the iron age caught in one of its routine catastrophes
View of University of Virginia Vintage Art from Bella Frye
sinewy men who made the American turf — silks and stirrups rendered with the reverence usually reserved for generals
when the colonies were a thin Atlantic fringe and the interior belonged to other nations entirely
US Patent No. 17488 Golf Practice Machine by P.H. Lynch (1913) Frame Style:Verdigris Frame 19th Century — a documentaryUs Patent No. 17488 Golf Practice Machine by Ph Lynch (1913) Lynch's apparatus reads like a tethered confession from the gutta percha era a captive ball rigged to cord and spring so a gentleman in plus fours might rehearse his swing without chasing his shot across the fairway. The schematic belongs to an age when golf was hickory, wool, and patient repetition. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent
