
Gold-tone metal button featuring the Royal Blackheath Golf Club crest
History
The Royal Blackheath Golf Club, established in 1608 in London, England, is one of the oldest golf clubs in the world. This button features the club's distinctive heraldic crest with crossed golf clubs, a crown, and decorative elements representing the club's royal patronage and long heritage. Such buttons were traditionally used on blazers worn by club members and staff as symbols of membership and prestige. These vintage golf club buttons are highly sought after by collectors of golfing memorabilia, sports history enthusiasts, and button collectors. They represent a tangible connection to one of golf's most historic institutions and the golden age of private golf clubs. The Royal Blackheath Golf Club's legacy and the rarity of authentic club regalia make these buttons particularly appealing to those interested in British sporting history and heraldic collectibles.
Origin
London, England, United Kingdom
Maker
Royal Blackheath Golf Club
Time period
Mid to Late 20th century