Small metal figurine of a male tennis player delivering a backhand stroke. Mounted on marble base. No other markings. Materials: Marble, Metaltennis

Framed photograph (in 3 pieces) of 4 men on a tennis cup during a Davis Cup match. The tennis players are Wright, McLachlin, Brookes, Dunlop.tennis, davis cup, christchurch, new zealand, wright, mclachlin, brookes, dunlop

Print of a cartoon depicting a tennis player protecting his head from impact by a tennis ball. Materials: Paper, Ink, Metal, Glass, Cardboardtennis

Bronze figurine of male tennis player running. 'SHERMAN' inscribed in base. Figurine mounted on marble base. Materials: Bronze/Metal composite, Marbletennis

Reproduction of painting by Michael Zanzky depicting a tennis player in action. Swirling acid-coloured background. Materials: Ink, Paper, Metal, Glass, Cardboardtennis

number in album 03539.02Colour photograph table tennis players David Gilfillan, Lylah Whitehead, Elaine Lay, Glenice Soderland at Senior Citizens Club. Lakes Entrance Victoriaaged, entertainment

Photograph of Swedish former world N.1 Tennis player Stefan Edberg playing in Australia Bendigo Advertiser description on back of photo: Stefan Edberg (Sweden)recreations, sports, awards

Black and white photograph of tennis players and coaches at a tennis clinic in Italy. Many players and spectators are youths in uniforms, possibly schoolchildren. Materials: Paper, Photographic emulsiontennis

Felt uniform patch relating to the United States Naval Academy and depicting a male tennis player and Navy insignie. Materials: Felt, Ink, Cardboard, Wood, Metal, Glasstennis

Limited edition (138/850) print of pastel work by Luis Morris of tennis player Greg Rusedski serving. Materials: Ink, Wood, Paper, Glass, Metal, Graphitetennis

Book: 'The tennis Player Who Laughed'. 102 pages. Hardcover with dustjacket. First published in 1984. Jacket features a cartoon design by 'Vane'. Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboard, Gluetennis

Cover of The Housekeeper magazine, issued September 1909. Depicts female tennis player. Other text:'10 CENTS A COPY'. Materials: Paper, Ink, Glass, Cardboard, Glue, Woodtennis

Michael Collins, senior tennis player and coach at Greensborough Tennis Club played in the successful Australian team in the Von Cramm Cup in June 2015.News clipping, black text, colour image.michael collins, greensborough tennis club

Glenrivers Guest-house was owned by William Lucas. He migrated here with George Barber. Both married local girls. Glenrivers was also a Game Farm. Names of tennis players not recorded. kalorama, guest house, glenrivers, william lucas, game farm

An oil painting, by J.N. Stewart, depicting a male tennis player in action, running across court to receive the ball. Materials: Canvas/Cotton, Oil paint/Pigment, Wood, Lacquer, Metaltennis

A cartoon from 'Punch' magazine, featuring a female tennis player, i.e. the 'Tigress,' and her male partner, i.e. the 'Rabbit' during a mixed doubles match. Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboardtennis

Trophy, rectangular marble base with gold figure of table tennis player on top. Written on plaque on base :’ Table Tennis Club Doubles B.N.P.S.’ On front of marble base ‘ 1981 Mt. Gambier’.bendigo, education, bendigo north primary school

A page with pictures of popular U.S. tennis player, Gussie Moran, known for wearing controversial frilled panties during her 1949 Wimbledon campaign. Page is autographed by Moran. Materials: Paper, Inktennis

Metal plate photographic negative image of two female tennis players and another man and woman all standing on a tennis court. Metal plate fixed to wood block. Materials: Wood, Metaltennis

The group of tennis players were photographed on a court that was sited in Evans Street, adjacent to the post office. It was used by many residents before the tennis centre was built in Ligar Street.The tennis courts sited in Evans Street were one of the early sports venues set up and use by the residents in Sunbury.A sepia photograph with a cream frame of a group of people gathered on a tennis court. Some are seated and others a standing and a few in the group are holding tennis rackets. A high wire fence is behind the group.tennis, tennis courts, evans street

Medal featuring male tennis player and 'FIRST PRIZE' inscribed on obverse. Inscribed on reverse: TENNIS TOURNAMENT/KS.N.S. 1919. Medal hangs from tricolour ribbon with metal pin. Materials: Metal, Ribbontennis

Decorative silver electric lamp featuring silhouette of female tennis player. Inscribed on base: 'PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND/TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP 1932/MIXED DOUBLES -2ND'. Materials: Metal, Paper, Ink, Plastictennis

Print of four tennis players talking under a tree. Text underneath image is a narrative relating to the image, but is only partially readable. Dated Aug. 21 1886 Materials: Glass, Wood, Ink, Papertennis

This calendar was issued to customers of Harry Taylors Mens Shopin Warrnambool in 1962. Harry Taylor came to Warrnambool in 1932 and opened a menswear shop in Liebig Street. By 1962 Harry’s sons were running two shops at 132 and 136 Liebig Street. In the 1980s the shop at 132 Liebig Street was known as Taylors Colonial. Today this shop is still operated by members of the Taylor family under the name of Surfodesy. Members of the Taylor family been associated with men’s wear and sports wear shops in Warrnambool, for over 80 years and so any historical item connected with the shops is of some importance. The production for customers of a yearly calendar by businesses was, and still is, a feature of our social history.This is a 1962 calendar printed in blue and red on white paper. It has been produced for Harry Taylor’s Men’s Shop in Warrnambool and features two photographs, one of Margaret Smith, the tennis player and one of the Duke of Edinburgh. There is much typed material showing dates etc of prominent sports activities in Australia in 1962. A calendar for 1962 is at the bottom of the page.warrnambool, calendar

Page 992 of The Graphic magazine (21 June 1924), featuring a cartoon comprising of caricatures of top international tennis players and officials, entitled: TENNIS CELEBRITIES AT WIMBLEDON AS MATT SEES THEM. Materials: Paper, Inktennis