Bobby Jones: The Grand Slam First Leg – Limited Edition Lithograph & Collector’s Folio

The Genesis of the Impregnable Quadrilateral.

Commemorate the single greatest feat in the history of golf with this stunning limited-edition lithograph. Captured by artist Ken Taylor in collaboration with Douglas London, this piece transports you to the Old Course at St. Andrews in 1930, the moment Bobby Jones began his march toward the only calendar-year Grand Slam the world has ever seen.

The Artistic Collaboration:
The "Taylor / London" partnership is renowned for its historical accuracy and "period-correct" aesthetic. By utilizing a sophisticated multi-layered lithographic process, Taylor captures the soft, atmospheric light of the Scottish coast, while the background integration of The Times headlines provides a tangible sense of the moment's gravity.

The Collector’s Folio:
This print is presented in its original, museum-quality folio, which serves as a deep-dive archive into the life of the game's most beloved amateur. Inside, you will find:

A Journey Through Time: A detailed biographical account of Bobby Jones, from his debut as a 14-year-old prodigy to his 1930 triumph.

The Artist’s Perspective: A profile on Ken Taylor, detailing the meticulous research required to recreate this historic scene.

Limited Provenance: Hand-numbered 348 of 650, marking it as a highly collectible early pull from the edition.

Investment Highlights:

Authenticity: Features the official Douglas B. London Originals hallmarks and the unique "Taylor / London" signature.

Archival Quality: Printed on heavy, linen-textured stock designed to prevent fading and preserve the delicate "Accu-color" tones.

Pristine Presentation: The folio remains in exceptional condition, protecting the crisp edges and vibrant detail of the 1996 release.

For the historian, the collector, or the admirer of true sportsmanship, this Bobby Jones folio is an essential tribute to the man who defined the "Golden Age" of golf.