Most Interesting Golf Find You've Ever Come Across?

[Wesleyb22]

So about two years ago I happened upon a Wilson Staff FG-17 Tour Blade 1 Iron at a local Goodwill. The more I look at it sitting in my bag of spare clubs (because I sure can't hit it) I wonder what else might be out there just sitting in garage sales and thrift stores. Please feel free to share pictures and stories of the coolest/most interesting equipment you've ever stumbled across!

Sorry if this is a repetitive topic, but I did not find one in recent archives!

Pictures shown are comparison of the 1 iron and my gamer Apex 5 iron for reference.

[russtopherb]

Not nearly as old as that, I have a Taylormade forged 2 iron I purchased for $1 at a thrift store. I don't believe it's ever been hit. Every now and again I think about bringing it to the range to see if I can actually get it airborne.

[revkev]

So, when I saw this topic I thought - hey I'm going to apply for a testing opportunity at some point this year so it must be the My Golf Spy website.   (A little brown nosing never hurt)

 

I get the sense that the OP means piece of equipment though.  I have enough clubs that I've actually bought hanging around that I can't go looking for stuff like Wilson 1 irons (although I actually had a 1 iron in my bag at one time.)  That is a really sweet find and nice piece to have hanging on the wall or in a spare bag.  I could hear the conversation now:  "You should have seen how I hit it back in the day!"

[Pyecraft]

This to me looks like some manufacturing mistake.  At first glance it should play left-handed but that shaft travels behind your sight line into the far side of the head.  ?  

 Zebra Face-Balanced is stamped underneath, but Google couldn't find it.  Be great if any members here knows why Zebra would produce a back-handed putter like this.  Though I'm inclined to fix it up a notch, it does have a nice feel to it.