Era: 1930s–1970s
Country: United Kingdom
Manufacturer: Slazenger
Construction: Laminated wood
Weight: ~375 g (era-typical, strung)
Category: Wood control racket
Notable associations: Leading British professionals of the era
Collector focus: Originality · condition · British tennis heritage

Iconic Status

A symbol of British tennis tradition; respected for precision and classic design.

History

Popular among British players in the 1960s, especially on grass courts.

Collectibility and Value

€25–€80 used, €60–€90 excellent/cover, exceptional examples up to ~€180. Available on eBay, Wallapop, Mercari, Barnebys, Catawiki.

Technical Notes

Predictable response, ideal for precise net play and placement.

Sources & research note: specifications reflect period-typical production; individual examples vary. Archive status: Researched.

This racket is part of Court Privée’s 1960s collection — see the full lineup: Rackets from the 60s.

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