This curated lot includes seven original tennis rackets spanning multiple technological eras of tennis history — from wood craftsmanship to transitional aluminium frames and early graphite composite models. The selection represents important stages in racket evolution: 1970s wooden performance models associated with Björn Borg Late wooden era graphite-reinforced frames Early aluminium and composite constructions 1980s mid-size graphite technology Modern junior signature model The lot combines collectible historic pieces and transitional technology examples, making it suitable for: Vintage tennis collectors Sports memorabilia enthusiasts Display or interior decoration Racket evolution study collections All rackets are original period pieces and sold as a single lot. 1. Donnay Allwood Björn Borg – Made in Belgium – Wooden Tennis Racket Iconic Donnay Allwood Björn Borg wooden tennis racket, one of the most representative models from the golden era of 1970s–1980s tennis, produced in Belgium by the renowned Donnay brand. Technical Specifications Brand: Donnay Model: Allwood Björn Borg Production: Made in Belgium Declared materials: Maple Beech Ash Vulcanized fiber Construction: multi-layer laminated wood Head size: standard wooden head (vintage mid size) Stringing: original period synthetic gut/nylon strings Grip size: marked “4” Butt cap: with Donnay “D” logo Personalization: Björn Borg signature printed on the shaft Condition Structurally solid and straight, with no visible warping Normal signs of use consistent with age Light abrasions on the side bumper and head Original leather grip, showing wear but intact Vintage strings present Grommets and inserts in overall good condition Collectible Interest Model closely associated with Björn Borg, one of the most iconic champions in tennis history. A highly representative piece for collectors of vintage tennis rackets, tennis memorabilia, and 1970s sporting items. 2. Dunlop Maxply Fort Graphite – Carbon Fibre Reinforced – Made in England – Vintage Wooden Tennis Racket Original Dunlop Maxply Fort Graphite, manufactured in England, transitional late wooden era model featuring carbon fibre reinforcement technology. This model represents one of the most iconic evolutions of the legendary Maxply line, combining traditional laminated ash construction with graphite/carbon fibre reinforcement for improved strength and lighter balance. Technical details Brand: Dunlop Model: Maxply Fort Graphite Country of manufacture: England Construction: Laminated wood frame Reinforcement: Carbon Fibre Reinforced Era: Late 1970s / early 1980s Head size: Standard (mid size wooden head) Stringing: Original synthetic strings Grip size marking: M5 Original butt cap: Present (England marking) Condition Good vintage condition. Frame structurally solid and straight Normal cosmetic wear on the black head inlays Strings intact Original Dunlop leather grip present, with visible age wear Minor surface marks consistent with age and use A classic collector’s example of one of the most famous British tennis rackets ever produced. Highly desirable for vintage tennis enthusiasts and Dunlop collectors. 3. Fischer “King Size” – Carbonverstärkt Graphite Reinforced – Made in Austria – 4 5/8 (M5) Original vintage Fischer King Size tennis racket, manufactured in Austria, featuring carbon-reinforced graphite construction (“Carbonverstärkt – Graphite Reinforced”), transitional technology between classic laminated wood and early composite reinforcements. This is a large head (“King Size”) model, representative of late 1970s–early 1980s Austrian Fischer production, with original period cosmetics and factory specifications clearly visible on the frame. Technical details: Brand: Fischer Model: King Size Construction: Laminated wood with graphite reinforcement Markings: “Carbonverstärkt – Graphite Reinforced” Head size: Oversize (King Size) Grip size: 4 5/8 (M5) Country of manufacture: Austria Original butt cap with Fischer logo and serial marking Original period cover included Condition: Good vintage condition consistent with age and use. Frame structurally solid, no cracks detected Minor surface wear and light cosmetic marks on head and edges Some finish wear visible on upper hoop Original leather grip present, shows signs of use and wear at the base Original strings installed A highly collectible example of Fischer’s Austrian production era, combining traditional craftsmanship with early graphite reinforcement technology — an important step in racket evolution history. 4. Vintage Tecno Pro “Top Age” – Aluminium Tennis Racket, Japan – 1970s/80s Original vintage aluminium racket Tecno Pro / Intersport – model “Tec Face”, manufactured in Japan in the transition period between wood and graphite eras. Classic double-shaft aluminium construction with original leather grip and original Intersport fabric cover. Condition: authentic and unmodified; frame straight and solid with normal age-related marks and light oxidation typical of vintage aluminium. Original strings present. Butt cap with “Tec Face” logo intact. Collector’s relevance: representative piece of early metal-frame technology distributed through the Intersport network, interesting for design, provenance and preservation. Included: original cover. Use: collection / display. 5. Pro Kennex Silver Ace – Mid-Size Graphite – Vintage 1980s Original Pro Kennex Silver Ace mid-size graphite tennis racket, dating from the 1980s, in classic black and blue livery with white detailing. Manufactured by Pro Kennex Inc., USA (patent marking visible on butt cap: U.S.A. No. 4,294,787). Model clearly marked Silver Ace. Period-correct original grommet system and natural-colored stringing still present. Open throat design typical of early graphite frames. Specifications (as marked): Model: Silver Ace Brand: Pro Kennex Head size: Mid-size Material: Graphite Era: 1980s Condition: Good vintage condition. Frame structurally sound with visible cosmetic wear consistent with age and use (paint chips and scuffing along the head). Original grip shows wear and patina. Strings are aged and should be considered non-playable. Original Pro Kennex “Mid-Size Graphite” cover included (zip functional, cosmetic signs of age). A collectible early graphite-era Pro Kennex model, representative of the transition from aluminum to composite performance frames in the 1980s. 6. Wilson Federer 19 – Junior Racket Wilson Federer 19 junior tennis racket, named after Roger Federer. Ideal for young players or collectors of Federer-branded equipment. Blue and black cosmetic with white/red string pattern. Specifications (as visible): Model: Federer 19 Length: 19 inches (junior) Composite construction Wilson synthetic grip Condition: Good used condition. Minor cosmetic wear on frame edges. Strings intact and in good condition. Grip shows light wear but remains usable. A nice collectible junior model associated with the Federer line, suitable for display or continued junior use. 7. Prince Titanium Integra 450PL – Oversize Tennis Racket Model: Prince Titanium Integra 450PL Head size: 107 in² / 690 cm² (Oversize) String pattern: 16 × 19 Material: Aluminum composite – Straight Beam technology Grip: Original grip (used) Included: Original Prince “Alloy” cover Condition: Used – good structural condition. Frame shows normal cosmetic wear on the bumper and paint. No cracks or repairs. Strings installed but not guaranteed; grip may require replacement. Notes: Classic Prince oversize model offering a large sweet spot, easy power, and comfortable playability. Suitable for recreational use or vintage collection. Shipping & Packaging All rackets will be individually protected with bubble wrap and cardboard reinforcement to prevent bending or pressure damage during transport. The full lot will be packed securely in a reinforced shipping box with internal stabilization to avoid movement. Shipment will be made via express tracked courier service to ensure fast and secure delivery.