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![]() Clubmakers Alexander Patrick Leven ![]() The firm's early cleek mark was a spur. Later it is of a lady walking through a horseshoe, either carrying water from a well, as some sources say, or taking her washing to the public drying green of the links, according to Alick Watt. Popular clubs included bulldog and pug brassies and, later, a 'signature' range for Archie Compston, the Open runner-up in 1925. He exhibited at the 1922 British Industries Fair showing DJS and Acme clubs. At some point the business was sold to David Sellars (Patrick retired ‘after the [First World] War’) who continued to trade using the Alex Patrick name (as the advertisement from a 1927 tradeshow illustrates) but the business was bankrupt when Sellars died in 1936. Alex Patrick himself died in 1932 and, a keen member of the Leven Amateur Musical Association, he left them £500 in his will.
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