3 pre-WW1 hickory-shafted woods, with smallish heads, made by renowned golf professionals/clubmakers.   All with persimmon heads, I think, and apparently in original condition, with good straight hickory shafts, securely fixed, inset lead backweights, horn slips to sole behind leading edge and wrapped leather grips :-

DRIVER :-    by David Herd, brother of Sandy (1902 Open winner) and Fred (1898 US Open winner).   42.75 inches,    socket-fixed head, inscribed "D Herd", smooth face.

BRASSIE :-  by Herbert Curtis of Bournemouth GC (played Open 1910).   42 5 inches, full brass soleplate, whipped head, inscribed "HL Curtis, Bou.......", lined face.

SPOON :-     by Tommy Renouf of Manchester GC (several Open top tens and also a noted course designer).   40.25  inches, full brass soleplate, head inscribed in gilt "TG Renouf  Special  Manchester", lined face.

NB  All in playable condition and tested on course without damage.