Vintage Set of 6 Framed Spitzmiller 1985 Golf Lithographs Hogan Palmer Nicklaus

Description

Set of six framed golf lithograph prints by Walt Spitzmiller from 1985. (C) 1984 Walt Spitzmiller. Lithograph U.S.A.
Each print features a title, golf scene, historical writeup, a two-month 1985 calendar and the legend at bottom: "From Golf Magazine's 'Great Moments of the Silver Era,' 1959-83.''
Each framed lithograph/print with red, gold and black plastic trim, commercial cardboard backing and plexiglass measures 18 x 24 inches and weighs 18.5 oz. Total weight of all six prints is 7 lbs. There are two unused cardboard devices on back for hanging the framed print. Poster Frame, Made in U.S.A. was used for the framing.
Checklist:
Silver Era The British Open Royal Birkdale, January/February. Lee Trevino completes the "Mexican Hat Trick" in 1971.
Silver Era The Masters Augusta National, March/April. A 54-year-old Ben Hogan "The Hawk Flies Again" thrills gallery with a record 30 on the back nine in 1967.
Silver Era U.S. Open Cherry Hills, May/June. Arnold Palmer "One in One!" wins the U.S. Open in 1960.
Silver Era The British Open St. Andrews, July/August. Jack Nicklaus "Triumphant Return" wins the British Open in 1978.
Silver Era U.S. Open Oakmont, September/October. Jack Nicklaus defeats Arnold Palmer "Star Wars I" in the 1962 U.S. Open claiming his first professional victory.
Silver Era The British Open Turnberry, November/December. Tom Watson claims victory over Jack Nicklaus "Title Bout at Turnberry" in the 1977 British Open.
Excellent+ condition. The British Open Turnberry exhibits multiple browning spots, mostly near the bottom on white portion. The British Open St. Andrews plexiglass has three small cracks at left side. A new plexiglass sheet would solve the problem. It could easily be replaced as the sides of the frames are removable.
Already framed and ready for display in your office, den, bar, man/woman cave, restaurant, business, et al.