In order to see the original "Calamity Jane" putter made famous by Bobby Jones, one would have to visit the trophy case at Augusta National. To see the Grand Slam-winning "Calamity Jane II," (expertly re-created by J. Victor East for Bobby Jones due to wear and tear on the original), one would have to visit the USGA Museum in New Jersey.

For auction here, according to Spalding's 1932 catalog, is an exact duplicate of the famous 'Calamity Jane', complete with three sections of whipping on the shaft. First offered in 1932, Spalding's early wood-shafted Robert T. Jones Calamity Jane putters were made for only three years before being replaced with a steel-shafted model.

The 33 1/2" shaft and leather-wrapped grip are original. The club is in fair condition, with significant chrome loss to the face and back of the head. Condition as shown in the images.

To read much more on the history of Jones's Calamity Jane, see TCA2 V 1 p 145-147.