C O N T I N E N T A L D I S T R I B U T I O N
¿ Continents
EUROPEAN 1
EUROPEAN 2
AMERICAN 1
AMERICAN 2
AMERICAN 3
AUSTRALIAN 1 (SLAZENGER)
AUSTRALIAN 2 (SLAZENGER)
AUSTRALIAN 3 (DUNLOP)
AUSTRALIAN 4 (WILSON-SPALDING)
C O N T I N E N T A L D I S T R I B U T I O N
EUROPEAN 1
EUROPEAN 2
AMERICAN 1
AMERICAN 2
AMERICAN 3
AUSTRALIAN 1 (SLAZENGER)
AUSTRALIAN 2 (SLAZENGER)
AUSTRALIAN 3 (DUNLOP)
AUSTRALIAN 4 (WILSON-SPALDING)
EUROPEAN RACKETS 1
European rackets exhibition (England, Germany, Switzerland and Holland).
Geo G. Bussey (England), College/Junior (1905)
Grays Cambridge (England)
Grays Cambridge (England)
Grays Cambridge (England), The New Blue / Tournement Model / The Gray (1937)
Grays Cambridge (England), Silver Gray (1959) / The Gray (1974)
Grays Cambridge (England), The Gray Century (1970) / Matchmaster (1975)
Grays Cambridge (England), Royal Blue (1937)
Prosser & Sons (England), Challenge (1929)
Clapshaw & Cleave (England), The Eclipse (1920)
F. H. Ayres (England), New Wimbledon (1932)
Wisden (England), The Durus (1935)
Wilson, Advantage (model made in England) (1979)
Wilson, Advantage (model made in England) (1979)
Vôlkl (Germany), Zebra (1972)
Heinrich Hammer (Germany), Spezialmodell Hans Nüsslein (1937)
Paul Horaczek (Germany), Präsident (1930)
Adidas (Germany), Finalist (1975), from the Emili Bosch collection
Montana (Switzerland) (1960), from the collection Emili Bosch
Tretorn (Sweden), Supreme (1975), from the collection of Emili Bosch
Pinguin (Holland), Tournament model (1965), from the Emili Bosch collection
EUROPEAN RACKETS 2
European rackets exhibition (France, Belgium, Italy and Spain)
Williams & Co. (France), Driva “Exela” (1924)
Williams & Co. (France), The Winna, The Champion (1890-1894)
Williams & Co. (France), The Champion (1890-1894)
Williams & Co. (France) (1890-1894)
Williams & Co. (France), models with Transitional Flat-top shape (1890-1894)
Sodes et Yeo (France), from the Emili Bosch collection
Errés (France) (1933)
Gauthier (France) (1956-1960)
Gauthier (France)
Gauthier (France) G.O.G. (1970)
Gauthier (France) G.01 (1972)
Darsonval (France) Ultra Souple (1931)
Darsonval (France) Ultra Souple (1931)
Victor Clement (France), President (1961)
A.A.Tunmer (France) ATA “Aiglon” (1930)
Snauwaert (Belgium), Ergonom (1983)
Snauwaert (Belgium), La Grande (1978)
Snauwaert (Belgium), Vitas Gerulaitis (1980)
Reno (Spain) (1965)
Maxima Torneo (1970) / Suprema (1975) / Excelsa (1980) (Italy)
AMERICAN rackets 1
Exhibition of American rackets. Specially dedicated to the brands WRIGHT & DITSON, HORSMAN and N.J. MAGNAM CORP.
Wright & Ditson (logo)
Wright & Ditson (logo)
Wright & Ditson (logo)
Wright & Ditson advertisement (August 1890)
Wright & Ditson, Country Club (1892)
Advertisement for Wright & Ditson, Country Club (1892)
Wright & Ditson, Campbell (1905)
Wright & Ditson, The Hub (1910)
Wright & Ditson, The Hub (1910)
Wright & Ditson, Davis Cup (1930)
Wright & Ditson brief (April 1896)
Wright & Ditson, Davis Cup (1935)
Wright & Ditson, Dyna Flite
Wright & Ditson, Prize Cup (1939)
Wright & Ditson, Prize Cup (1939)
Horsman, Berkeley (1884)
Horsman, Berkeley (1884)
Wright & Ditson, Davis Cup (1946), from the collection of Emili Bosch
N. J. Magnam Corp.; Aztec and Fairfield
N. J. Magnam Corp., Fairfield
N. J. Magnam Corp., Aztec
AMERICAN RACKETS 2
Exhibition of American rackets. Specially dedicated to the brands WRIGHT & DITSON, HORSMAN and N.J. MAGNAM CORP.
Harry C. Lee & Co, New York
Harry C. Lee & Co, New York , patent mar-10,1908
Harry C. Lee & Co, Dreadnought Driver (1925)
Harry C. Lee & Co, Dreadnought Driver (1925)
Harry C. Lee & Co, Dreadnought Driver (1920)
Anunci Harry C. Lee & Co, Dreadnought Driver
F. J. Bancroft Co. from the Emili Bosch collection
F. J. Bancroft Co. from the Emili Bosch collection
F. J. Bancroft Co., Super Winner Bamboo (1940)
F. J. Bancroft Co., Super Winner II (1945)
F. J. Bancroft Co., The Winner (1945)
F. J. Bancroft Co., Tru Stroke (1933)
F. J. Bancroft Co., Super Winner (1940), from the collection of Emili Bosch
Edw. K. Tryon , Wyncliffe (1920)
Narragansett, Twenty (1920) / Thirty (1920) / Forty (1925) / Fifty (1925) / Sixty (1930)
Narragansett
Narragansett
A. G. Spalding & Bros
Advertisement A. G. Spalding & Bros
A. G. Spalding & Bros, Gold Medal (1911)
AMERICAN RACKETS 3
Exhibition of American rackets. Specially dedicated to the brands A. ANDREEF and SPALDING.
A. Andreef, Speedshaft (Canada, 1940)
A. Andreef, Speedshaft (Canada, 1940) and Liz Taylor
A. Andreef, Speedshaft (Canada, 1940)
A. Andreef, Speedshaft (Canada, 1940)
A. Andreef, Speedshaft (Canada, 1940)
A. Andreef, Speedshaft (Canada, 1940)
Spalding, The Practice “checkered” (1896)
Spalding, The Practice “checkered” (1896)
Spalding Greenwood No 4
Spalding, Kro Flite (1939), from the collection of Emili Bosch
Spalding, Kro Flite (1939), from the collection of Emili Bosch
Spalding, Davis Cup (1960)
Spalding, Davis Cup (1965), from the Emili Bosch collection
Crest
Tad Davis Imperial (1967) / Tad Davis Supreme (1969)
Tad Davis Classic
Goldsmith (1920), from the collection of Emili Bosch
A. J. Reach & Co (1905), from the collection of Emili Bosch
Davega Sports, from the Emili Bosch collection
Garcia Corporation, Continental 3000 (1974), by Emili Bosch
AUSTRALIAN 1 (SLAZENGER)
Renowned brands such as Slazenger have produced different models in Australia. They are rackets that are characterized by great visibility and excellent details in the finishes.
“Frame only Slazengers (Australia)”
Slazenger, the red ace
Slazenger, the red ace
Slazenger, the red ace
Slazengers, red wing
Slazengers, red wing
Slazengers, red wing
Slazengers, the renshaw
Slazengers, the renshaw
Slazengers, the renshaw
Slazengers, the renshaw
“Made in Australia”
Slazenger matchpoint (New Zeland )
Slazenger matchpoint (New Zeland )
Slazenger matchpoint (New Zeland )
Slazengers Hercules
Slazengers Hercules
Slazengers Demon
Slazengers Demon
Slazengers Challenge “three point” (1940)
Slazengers Challenge “three point” (1940)
Slazengers Challenge “three point” (1940)
Slazenger Challenge “choise of world champions” (1955)
Slazenger “Made in Australia”
AUSTRALIAN 2 (SLAZENGER)
Renowned brands such as Slazenger have produced different models in Australia. They are rackets that are characterized by great visibility and excellent details in the finishes.
Slazenger Challenge (made in Australia)
Slazenger Challenge “World Leader” “Champion of the World” (1963 – 1965)
Slazenger Challenge “World Leader” “Champion of the World” (1963 – 1965)
Slazenger Challenge “World Leader” “Champion of the World” (1963 – 1965)
Slazenger Challenge “World Leader” “Champion of the World” (1963 – 1965)
Slazenger Challenge “20 victories davis cup” (1963)
Slazenger Challenge “20 victories davis cup” (1963)
Slazenger Royal Crown (1963)
Slazenger Challenge
Slazenger Challenge P- 4 (1958)
Slazenger Challenge VIP (1967)
Slazenger Challenge GTS (1968)
Slazenger Challenge OC (1969)
Slazenger Challenge IPT (1969)
Slazenger Challeng FQIT (1969)
Slazenger Challenge T-10 (1974)
AUSTRALIAN 3 (DUNLOP)
Renowned brands such as Dunlop have produced different models in Australia. They are rackets that are characterized by great visibility and excellent details in its final touch.
Dunlop Maxplay International, (1945)
Dunlop Maxplay International, (1945)
Dunlop Maxplay International, (1946)
Dunlop Maxply International 8 Star (1950)
Dunlop Maxply International 8 Star (1950)
Dunlop Maxply “Austral”
Dunlop Maxply Wimbledon Winner (1962)
Dunlop Maxply “Australia”
Dunlop Pastime D8 Star
Dunlop Pastime Wimbledon Winner (1963)
Dunlop Max Fort
Dunlop Max Fort
Dunlop Frank Sedgman (1954)
Dunlop Frank Sedgman (1954)
Dunlop Lewis Hoad (1955)
Dunlop Lewis Hoad (1955)
AUSTRALIAN 4 (WILSON Y SPALDING)
Renowned brands such as Wilson and Spalding have produced different models in Australia. They are rackets that are characterized by great visibility and excellent details in the finishes.
Made in Australia
Wilson Ellsworth Vines
Wilson Ellsworth Vines
Wilson Ellsworth Vines
Wilson Alice Marble Hall of Fame,1942
Wilson Alice Marble Hall of Fame,1942
Wilson Alice Marble Hall of Fame,1942
Wilson Alice Marble Hall of Fame,1942 / Wilson Ellsworth Vines
Spalding Richard Gonzales (1958)
Spalding Richard Gonzales (1958)
Spalding Pancho Gonzales “World Open” (1968)
Spalding Pancho Gonzales “World Professional” (1968)
Spalding Pancho Gonzales “World Open” “Professional” (1968)
Spalding Gonzales Grand Prix (1978)