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1948 Pater Et Folius (Father and Son) Golf Tournament Second Low Net Sterling Medal


The oldest Father and Son golf tournament in the nation was in 1948 the Pater Et Folius, the Latin phrase fittingly translates to the father and son in English. The 1948 tournament's second low net team was Theobald R Grimler (Father) and Richard L Grimler (Son), as indicated by the engraving on the medal's reverse. It is in very good condition and rich with intricate detail. The sterling silver hallmark is also located on its reverse. 1 1/4" x 1 3/4"

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1948 Pater Et Folius (Father and Son) Golf Tournament Second Low Net Sterling Medal1948 Pater Et Folius (Father and Son) Golf Tournament Second Low Net Sterling Medal1948 Pater Et Folius (Father and Son) Golf Tournament Second Low Net Sterling Medal
1948 Pater Et Folius (Father and Son) Golf Tournament Second Low Net Sterling Medal
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Auction closed on Monday, November 25, 2019.
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