116 cards. Each card, except for three, illustrated with a series of eight small motion picture photos and one larger photo demonstrating the various stances and swinging of the club for driving, putting, etc. Each card approximately 7x5¼, photo cards inside original publisher's pictorial box with top and bottom open (as issued). De Luxe Edition.

Especially scarce set of cards housed in a very worn publisher's box labeled on the side panels "De Luxe Set. Set has instructions on thirteen clubs." Harry "Lighthorse" Cooper (1904-2000), a Hall of Fame golfer who won the first Vardon Trophy for the lowest average score and won 32 career PGA Tour titles. Arguably one of the best golfers never to win a major, Cooper came close to winning a major several times, including second-place finishes at 1936 Masters and 1927 U.S. Open. Nicknamed "Lighthorse" for the speed of his play, he was the longest-serving member of the PGA of America since 1923. Contributing author for "Golfmasters: A Sure Way to Play Better Golf" and "Short Cuts to Par Golf." This item is not in Donovan & Murdoch.