Trophy, label states 'Tennis Australia No.1 ranking 16/U Boys 2002'. Possibly awarded to Todd Reid (further research needed). Materials: Metal, Plastictennis

Trophy, label states 'Tennis Australia No.1 ranking 16/U Girls 2002'. Materials: Metal, Plastictennis

Trophy, label states 'Tennis Australia No.1 ranking 14/U Girls 2002'. Materials: Metal, Plastictennis

Trophy, label states 'Tennis Australia No.1 ranking 18/U Boys 2002'. Materials: Metal, Plastictennis

Small silver cup trophy awarded to Lew Hoad by Balmain and District Hard Court Tennis Association for winning A2 Singles at the Annual Championships 1949. A sticky note inside the cup states 'reportedly the first trophy won by Hoad'. Marked 'EPNSA1' which is the highest grade of silver plating possible (EPNS = Electroplated Nickel Silver and A1 = the thickness of the silver plating which is usually 30 - 35 Microns). Materials: Electroplated Nickel Silver/Metaltennis

Pewter cup engraved with 'Tennis Australia' and '2001 Fed Cup - World FInals Madrid Nov 7-11'. Materials: Pewter/Metal compositetennis

Silver cup engraved with 'Tennis Australia' and '2000 Fed Cup -Team Member Jelena Dokic'. Materials: Metaltennis

Metal medal commemorating the 2003 Davis Cup Final Australia vs Spain, held at Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne 28-30 November. Materials: Metaltennis

Marble ornament of tennis ball on a rough base. Label states 'A bad day on the court beats a good day at the office'. Materials: Marbletennis

Two foam balls branded Wilson and USTA Materials: Foamtennis

Rubber tag keyring that states 'National Tennis Fun Day...Sunday 16 February, 1997...Tennis, Youre gonna love it!'. Materials: Rubber, Metaltennis

White cap. Offical Australian Open licensed product tag. Stated on front of hat: 'Australian Open...The Grand Slam of Asia Pacific'. Materials: Polyester, Threadtennis

Set of 17 issues of International Tennis Weekly newspaper. From September 19, 1986 to June 5, 1987. Materials: Paper, Inktennis

Plastic name badge with name 'Peter Johnston' and Tennis Australia logo. Gold finish. Materials: Plastic, Inktennis

Metal medal-shaped keyring with wreath edging and Tennis Australia logo. Bronze finish. Materials: Metaltennis

Plastic name badge with name 'Peter Johnston' and Tennis Australia logo. Gold finish. Materials: Plastic, Inktennis

White plastic pen, lid branded with Ford logo. Consists of pen, circular lid and white neck cord. Materials: Plastic, Ink, Cordtennis

Small, heavy silver desk clock, branded 'C21 Tennis' and 'Best of two'. Materials: Metal, Glasstennis

Small promotional badge. States: 'IBM...Surf the [email protected] net...www.ausopen.org'. Materials: Metal, Lacquertennis

Commemorative neck tie for Wimbledon. Design includes tennis racquets and balls in blue, green and yellow. Materials: Silktennis

Yellow and blue invitation printed on postcard. States: '2008 Tennis Players Party Melbourne'. Held on 18 Jan 2008, at Electric Ladyland 265 Chapel St Prahran. Materials: Cardboard, Inktennis

Red and yellow print housed in perspex block. Relates to the 2008 13/14 Des Hauts-de-Seine tournament in France. On reverse a small sticker states: '2eme nation' (meaning 2nd place nation) and 'Juilliet 2008' (July 2008). Semi final matches were won by Jordan Thompson and Luke Saville. Luke Saville lost final to Karim Hossam of Egypt. Materials: Acrylic, Ink, Papertennis

Small metal tin branded with LTA. On base is sticker for British Tennisline. Materials: Metal, Inktennis

Button badge featuring image and name of Tim Henman Materials: Metal, Inktennis

Plastic identification card with barcode used by Peter Johnston. Relates to the 2005 Australian Open. Materials: Plastic, Inktennis

Unused Tennis Club Member card. Has information on back relating to travel and accommodation. Materials: Cardboard, Inktennis