EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

a pitching wedge (p) on it, or sand wedge (s) or gap wedge (g or u). Sometimes the wedges have numbers 56, 58, 60, 64. and a putter.

It looks as if you have a full set, these days there's usually 3 woods , 1,3.5. You actually have woods, they're usually not played anymore, but who knows, someone might want to.

I had a beautiful 3 wood that a friend cut off the shaft and made a bottle opener out of it. For a golfer it would be a beautiful gift.

Another suggestion google used golf clubs and see if there's a dealer near you and ask for them to give you a price for them.