2018 September Ryder Cup Auction
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David Graham 1981 US Open Championship Laminated Commemorative Board - Artist Gifted


Offered here is a 15 1/4" x 25" board commemorating David Graham's 1981 US Open win gifted by the artist James Paterson Izatt. The board comes in great condition with crazing throughout, display the layout of Merion and a likeness of Graham. Graham had the distinct honor of being the first Australian to win the US Open when he claimed the 1981 title at Merion by three strokes over George Burns and Bill Rogers.

Please note: This auction will end at 5:00pm EST this Sunday, September 30th, with EXTENDED BIDDING to follow. All items in the auction will remain open until no items have received a bid within a 15 minute time period (up to 9pm EST, then countdown clock will adjust to 5min time period). There is a buyer's premium of 17.5% for all items. All lots are free to be bid on until extended bidding has ended.

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David Graham 1981 US Open Championship Laminated Commemorative Board - Artist Gifted
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Minimum Bid: $100.00
Final prices include buyers premium.: $191.53
Number Bids: 5
Auction closed on Sunday, September 30, 2018.
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