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Re: Value of Vintage Tennis Rackets

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>This is my first try at this...here goes....I have a late 1880's
racket. (From the pictures I have seen it looks like it is that old)I
am trying to find out exactly how old it is and what its value might
be. I really don't want to buy an expensive book to try to find the
value of one racket. Is there anyone out there that can help me??
Thanks tons!!
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Sun Jul 9, 2006 8:15 pm

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michtanger, thanks for posting on this site. I believe those rackets are both from smaller makers and thus not as popular as the wilsons, spaldings, davis & ...
schartj
Offline Send Email 		Jun 26, 2001
3:29 pm

- ... racket. (From the pictures I have seen it looks like it is that old)I am trying to find out exactly how old it is and what its value might be. I really...
lash1144
Offline Send Email 		Jul 9, 2006
8:16 pm

Hi: Can you send me a picture? And who is the manufacturer? Thanks, Dennis ... Dennis F. ClausBrokerWestgate Properties14751 Plaza DriveSuite BTustin,...
Dennis Claus
Paladin_7777
Offline Send Email 		Sep 12, 2006
9:49 pm

I have for sale a matching pair of Head Vilas wood rackets 4 1/2 L in near mint condition. <br>NO court rash/wear/head scuffs at all. No cracks or warping that...
gil_warguez
Offline Send Email 		Jul 8, 2001
8:56 pm

Hello everyone & Joe, Just an invitation to visit my collection site for all members. There are quite a few of these around now. www.driftwaycollection.com...
wudrak
Offline Send Email 		Sep 4, 2001
2:27 am

Hello - I saw your response to the vintage tennis racket question and thought maybe you could shed some light on a racket set I have. Any info at all would be ...
rjott99
Offline Send Email 		Oct 10, 2001
2:59 pm

I am a new member of the collectors club. Have been collecting vintag rackets for a number of years. My collection has grown to 98 rackets. Some 80+ years old....
lushslife
Offline Send Email 		Nov 26, 2001
11:45 pm

Welcome Ken, What are your favorite types of rackets to collect ? Seems to be a split in this club with recent woodie vintage rackets that players still hit...
schartj
Offline Send Email 		Nov 27, 2001
2:57 pm

Hi, I am from Basque Country (Spain) and my english is not very good...<br>For your knowledge I am a youg collector (36). I was tennis player (90th in spain)...
igordelbusto
Offline Send Email 		Nov 30, 2001
11:23 am

Welcome Igor, Glad you found this club I founded. Excellent post and introduction. Wish more members would introduce themselves like you did but suspect only a...
schartj
Offline Send Email 		Nov 30, 2001
7:41 pm

Lyndamenth is asking for information of Pinguin tennis rackets. This was a Dutch sportsmanufacturer and I worked for them in the past. Please give the...
wood2me
Offline Send Email 		Dec 2, 2001
7:15 pm

Hi Joe,<br>I saw your answer on the message of Igor which he has send to this Collectorsclub.Between the lines I saw your challenge and take up the challenge....
wood2me
Offline Send Email 		Dec 2, 2001
8:07 pm

Greetings Bart,<br>Thanks so much for your nice post.<br>I too love the transitional rackets, which started basically when the makers started laminating the...
schartj
Offline Send Email 		Dec 3, 2001
1:44 am

Its one of the more valuable autograph/decal types of rackets, which are popular with many tennis collectors because Ted Williams was a famous baseball, not ...
schartj
Offline Send Email 		Jan 17, 2002
8:08 pm

Any idea how to find one in good condition?...
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