Wooden structure with two compartments accessed through opening at top front, through which balls, either black (no) or white (yes) could be dropped, with locking drawers at bottom to be pulled out for counting. "No" and "Yes" are painted at the appropriate sides of the opening at top, and on the drawers; "D G C" is lettered on the front, with crossed golf clubs. 15" high by 11" wide by 6" deep.

Ballot box for a golf club, in which votes for membership were cast, with those rejected being "blackballed." Likely late 19th or early 20th century, the club is unknown. A small key is present, but the locking mechanisms do not work - perhaps a little WD40? An attractive golf antique.