Open Championship Jul 2024 - Iain Carter

Original commentary notes by Iain Carter

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Description

A print of Iain Carter's original commentary notes from the final round of the 152nd Open Championship at Royal Troon, between Justin Rose and Xander Schauffele, which culminated in Schauffele winning and raising the famous claret jug.

Available as an A3 print-only or framed. Also now available as a special edition A2 print or framed print.

The wrapped MDF wooden frame has a black matt finish, scratch-resistant perspex, built-in picture hooks and an MDF back.

A3 (297mm x 420mm) in size and the frame is 30mm wide and 15mm deep.

A2 (420mm x 594mm) in size and the frame is 30mm wide and 15mm deep.

All products include a letter of authentication verifying that these are prints of the original commentary notes.

Frame details

Black matt MDF frame with scratch-resistant perspex, built-in picture hooks and MDF back. A2 size (420 × 594mm). Frame is 30mm wide and 15mm deep. Ready to hang.

Delivery & returns

Prints are carefully packaged in rigid mailers to arrive in perfect condition.

In your hands

What arrives.

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A print of the original notes

A high-quality reproduction of the handwritten commentary notes used during the live broadcast.

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Match data and artwork

Key stats, lineups and results presented alongside the original notes.

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Certificate of authenticity

Confirming this is a verified print of the commentator's original working notes.

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Frame and hanging kit

Black matt frame with scratch-resistant perspex and built-in picture hooks. Ready to hang straight out of the box.

Where the notes come from

Straight from the commentary box.

You're buying a print, not the original paper — and the value is in whose paper it was. We'd rather say that here than let you find out later.

Supplied by the commentator who wrote it. We work with them directly, not the resale market.
Reproduced, never recreated. Nothing retyped or tidied. The shorthand and corrections stay exactly where they fell.
Signed editions are numbered. Selected prints are signed by hand and limited.

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