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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 woodies
with fiberglass and graphite, then went to
mid/oversizes and then to different materials like aluminum,
metal and composites : kevlar, ceramic, boron, graphite
and mixes ... Now the trend is to go with ultra light
rackets made with stuff like hyper carbon that are like 9
oz. The old woodies were all over 12 oz. simetime
almost 16. I love the thick old convex wedge wood
racquets that had large handles without grips. Some had
nice carved or cross etches in the handles for wood.
Anyways, sorta got a little off tapic. Thanks for your
post and hope it does help to spur on more surprise
posting from transparent members :-)<br>Best wishes to
all, Joe




Mon Dec 3, 2001 1:44 am

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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....
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Dec 2, 2001
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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...
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Dec 3, 2001
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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 ...
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Jan 17, 2002
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Any idea how to find one in good condition?...
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