Play The Ball Where The Monkey Drops It | Historical Golf Sign | Handmade Screen Printed | Golf History | Britain India | Golf Course Sign Replica

"Play The Ball Where The Monkey Drops It" sign, in black and cream.

In 1892 the British built the first golf course in India, the Royal Calcutta Golf Course. An unforeseen problem was that monkeys would run in and snatch balls, the British attempted trapping, shooting, etc , but eventually a rule was established: "Play The Ball Where The Monkey Drops It" The golf course is still in operational today.

This piece measures 11.75x14.75x0.25 inches, approx.520 grams.

• Handmade, each sign is unique
• Weathered/aged style
• Screen printed/hand painted
• Paint on plywood
• Polyurethane top coat
• Saw tooth hanger mounted on back

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🌄 Made in our passive solar workshop/studio, which utilizes natural light, ventilation and heat storage, ideally suited for our area (PNW)

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🌲 All of our signs are photographed on trees, rock formations, beaches and forests on Gabriola Island, BC, Canada, as well as on various driftwood walls and backdrops we have built in our studio

💃🕺 Bob and Kelly Hamer have been making and designing hand-painted and screen printed signs since 1998

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