I have a set of irons full set still in original packaging, they are the model of club Nicklus played with and

they have his signiture on the head of each club, they have metal shafts and leather grips. the set I have is nuber 484 of 1000

I also have a full set of woods, still in original packaging, they also have his signiture stamped in the heads the woods are set 484 of 2000. Wood heads, metal shafts and leather grips.

I thought this looked interesting so I purchased it.  I haven't been able to find much information on the history of this type of painting or on an artist of this name.  I am confused by the geometric painting style combined with the old frame/framing style.....currently I have it posted on an art identification discussion board on E-Bay and the only information that I have received is that it is too detailed to be street art. 

This machine is coin operated. It takes quarters. It is a scale only - no horoscopes, fortunes, etc. Very Heavy, white porcelain. The tag reads Mills Novelty Company of Chicago. This compay was known primarily for slot machines.