The reproduction figure features the famous Silver King Golf Ball headed Golfer used to advertise one of the world's best selling brand of golf balls.

The model makes a great gift for any golfer or golf fan and would look great in a man cave, office or golf club bar.

Figure featured a Scots golfer dressed in kilt and tam o'shanter, homage to Scotland the home of Golf. 

Made from cast iron the figures has been hand cast and hand painted to give a retro vintage aged appearance. 

Dimensions
Overall Height: 13.5.
Width: 7cm .
Depth: 4.5cm.
Weight: 700G Approx

Please Note The Figure is a cast iron reproduction of and rare and much sought after 1920 advertising figure.

DELIVERY
We dispatch same day/next day via a 3 day carrier.
We can send via an overnight carrier, please see listing for extra cost.

Package Deals Available, please contact. 

Scotsman John Boyd Dunlop founded Dunlop in 1888 and in In 1907 they started to make golf balls, a bramble ball called the Dunlop Flyer.
The Dunlop factory in Birmingham, Fort Dunlop, was once the worlds largest factory and manufactured both golf balls and tyres.
From the 1920's until the 1980's Dunlop balls were regularly used by winners of the Open Golf Championship. Cotton, Daly, Falkner, Thomson, Locke, Charles, Di Vincenzo, Player, Jacklin and Sandy Lyle all used Dunlops.