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"Kleenball" Tennis Ball Cleaner
£80.00 -
"Let it go, you ass!" DL Ghilchik Coloured (Punch, 1928 May 2nd)
£7.95 -
"Pretty" Unbranded (Used)
£34.95 -
"Russian Kneissl" (New) plus Cover
£39.95 -
"Tennis?" Card (Postally Used)
£4.85 -
"The Tennis Pro" Gary Patterson Print
£11.95 -
Abe Segal Press Photo (Wimbledon)
£4.85 -
Bill Tilden Trim Card (Unused)
£22.95 -
Billie Jean King Press Photo (Wimbledon 1973)
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Budleigh Salterton Tournament Autographs (1929)
£9.25 -
Donnay International Tennis Team (Unstrung, M5)
£28.95 -
Dunlop John McEnroe Tournament (Used, LM3)
£24.95 -
E Sturgess Press Photo (1949)
£4.25 -
Embassy Tennis Championships 1970
£7.25 -
Evonne Cawley Press Photo (Wimbledon 1976)
£6.25 -
Fred Perry & the King (Ardath Cigarette Cards x 3)
£2.15 -
Head Arthur Ashe Competition (L4 1/4)
£34.95 -
Ilfracombe Hotel Letter (1889)
£8.45 -
Jo Durie Autograph (1991)
£1.95 -
Lawn Tennis: How to Improve Your Game (1925) by Kathleen 'Kitty' McKane
£19.95 -
Miss B Nuthall Trim Card (Unused)
£14.95 -
Mixed Doubles Card (Unused)
£7.95 -
Professional Indoor Championships Tennis Programme (1967)
£8.95 -
Rod Laver Flick Book
£24.95 -
Tennis (1935) by Rene Lacoste
£24.95 -
Tennis As I Play It (1916) by Maurice E. McLoughlin
£39.95 -
Tennis Cigarette Cards Framed (Players, 1936)
£4.65 -
Tennis Match Dice Game
£13.50 -
The Dunlop Lawn Tennis Almanack 1955 ed by GP Hughes
£25.95 -
Virginia Wade Press Photo (Wimbledon 1973)
£5.95 -
Wildt & Kray Lady Player Card (Unused)
£6.45 -
Wimbledon 78 (Borg) First Day Cover
£6.45 -
Wimbledon Championships Programme (1947, July 3rd, Day 10)
£14.95 -
Wimbledon Championships Programme (1948, July 2nd, Day 11)
£12.95 -
Wimbledon Championships Programme (1949, July 2nd, Day 12)
£13.95 -
Wimbledon Championships Programme (1952, July 4th, Day 11)
£11.95 -
Wimbledon Promenade & Courts A131 Trim Card (Unused)
£12.95
Strawberries and cream, Miss Joan Hunter Dunn, the smell of freshly-mown grass and a cry of exasperation as one of your new tennis balls heads through the broken fence and into the river …… it could only be the nation’s favourite game (at least for a few weeks in June and July) – tennis! Check out the section for all manner of tennis-related delights!