Hazells Green Streamline tennis racquet promoted by English champion Bunny Austin in 1930's.

Top is Spalding Duralite tennis racquet with metal head, wooden handle, and gut strings.  Bottom three are Dayton tennis racquets with metal heads, wooden handles, and metal strings.  The bottom one is new and never used (purchased at old sporting good store) and the other two have been used very little.

Two court or royal tennis racquets and ball.  Court tennis was a forerunner of lawn tennis as we know it today.  Some courts are still available to be played on.  The ball is almost as hard as a baseball. 

Note unique narrow rounded throat of the top tennis racquet.  The bottom three racquets are examples of children's tennis racquets.