Four people on a tennis court beside the net and holding their rackets. They were photographed on the first courts that were in Sunbury on land behind the Post Office in Evans Street, now the site of a retail centre and bus terminal.A non-digital sepia photograph with a cream border of two ladies and two men standing on either side of a tennis net on a tennis court.tennis, evans street, tennis courts

In April 1989, the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria (AFV), in partnership with the Australian Women's Tennis Association, held a tennis clinic in Corio. The event was held as part of an outreach visit to Geelong and Corio. This photo depicts clinic participants and coaches posing for a group photo.B&W photo of a large group of people posing for a photo behind the net on an indoor tennis court.[Handwritten in blue ink] Tennis Clinic - Corio April '89. Participants & coaches.arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, outreach, tennis clinic, tennis court, tennis net, tennis racket, participants, coaches, corio, geelong north, 1989

In April 1989, the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria (AFV), in partnership with the Australian Women's Tennis Association, held a tennis clinic in Corio. The event was held as part of an outreach visit to Geelong and Corio. This photo depicts a tennis coach demonstrating racquet technique to participants.B&W photo of five women standing on one of two indoor tennis courts. They are each holding a tennis racket. One woman is demonstrating how to hold the racket while the other four women are watching her. In the background, there are some advertising signs on the wall, including two for Prince tennis products, one for Coca-Cola soft drinks, and one for a building society (financial institution). The text on that sign (partially obscured) says, "YOUR MONEY MORE INTEREST CAPITOL BUILDING SOCIETY".[Handwritten in blue ink] Tennis Clinic - Corio April 1989 [Handwritten in pencil] 27226arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, outreach, tennis clinic, tennis court, tennis net, tennis racket, racquet technique, participants, coaches, corio, geelong north, 1989

A pair of spiked wooden tennis net posts. Materials: Wood, Lacquer, Metaltennis

Brooch in shape of two crossed racquets, ball and tennis net. Materials: Silver/Metaltennis

A pair of metallic tennis net posts, (.1 winch & .2), which seem to have been designed to slot into holes oncourt. Materials: Metal, Painttennis

A pair of spiked wooden tennis net posts (.1-.2), accompanied by original court net (.3). Materials: Wood, Lacquer, Metal, Rope, String, Clothtennis

A tennis net post, with detachable wood/metal upper from metal base. Inscription around base: SLAZENGERS/LONDON/COLONIAL. Materials: Metal, Wood, Paint, Ropetennis

A pair of spiked wooden tennis net posts. Trademark inscription stamped on each, reads: A.J. REACH COMPANY/.../SIGN OF QUALITY. Materials: Wood, Lacquer, Metal, Paint, Inktennis

Cardboard box, originally packaging for chocolates. Lid depicts a woman and man seated on grass with a tennis racquet, and a tennis net partially visible in the background. Materials: Cardboard, Ink, Papertennis

In April 1989, the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria (AFV) held a "Come & Try Tennis" day at Geelong Shopping Centre. The event was held as part of an outreach visit to Geelong and Corio. A net was set up and posters on a display board promoted the game of tennis.B&W photo of two people, each holding a tennis racket, practising serving tennis balls into a small framed net. Behind the net is a display board with a poster of a woman playing tennis. To the left of the frame, there is another display board advertising Prince tennis products. In the background, there are two people walking past shops with neon signage. One of them is pushing a pram. They are both looking towards the tennis players.[Handwritten in blue ink] Geelong Shopping Centre - Come & Try Tennis April 1989.arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, outreach, come and try, tennis, training net, practice net, geelong shopping centre, 1989

A 19th century tennis court net. Materials: Rope, Cordtennis

A 19th century tennis court net. Materials: Rope, Stringtennis

The four people were photographed on tennis courts which were located in Evans Street, behind the post office. The area is now used as a bus terminal and retail centre.Sport has played a very important community role in Sunbury over the years The site in Evans Street was one of the first places where tennis matches took place. A faded non-digital sepia photograph of two men and two ladies, one is partly hidden, standing on either side of a tennis net on a tennis court. The photograph is surrounded by a cream border.tennis, tennis courts, evans street

Lake Bolac Tennis Club, 1895. Note the chicken-wire tennis-net. Club members shown are from left: William Veale, Alice Veale (Mrs Tom Ward), tom Ward, Annie Veale, Eva Veale (Mrs Harold Grange).lake bolac, tennis club, 1895, veale, ward, grange

A reproduction of 1950's calendar art entitled 'READY TO SERVE', depicting a blonde pin-up girl in white shorts posing with racquet and leaning on a tennis net. Materials: Paper, Ink, Cardboard, Glass, Woodtennis

The original tennis court at Lake Bolac in 1895 was located at the Recreation Reserve behind the linear development along the main road. This was a grass court, lines were clearly painted and the tennis-net was a chicken-wire fence. In the photograph are from left; Eva Veale, Alice Veale, Thomas Ward, Annie Veale and William Veale jr.lake bolac, tennis, veale, ward

Colour lithograph reproduction with caption 'TENNIS COSTUMES -1888'. Depicts four women with in tennis attire, three with racquets. A tennis net is visible behind them. Artist's initials 'LFE' in bottom left corner. Materials: Ink, Wood, Paper, Glass, Metaltennis

Silver gift tray with representation of a tennis net and court. Inscr: 'REAL FEDERACION ESPANOLA DE TENIS/TO TENNIS AUSTRALIA/IN GRATITUDE FOR THE ORGANISATION OF THE 2003 DAVIS/CUP FINAL BY BNP PARIBAS BETWEEN AUSTRALIA AND SPAIN/MELBOURNE NOVEMBER 2003'.'. Materials: Silver/Metaltennis

Cardboard box, originally packaging for chocolates. Graphic on lid depicts a woman with a parasol and a tennis racquet, standing near a tennis net. Based printed with words: 'ROMANCE CHOCOLATES/MANUFACTURED BY/COX CONFECTIONERY CO./BOSTON --MASS./NO.83/NET WEIGHT HALF POUND'. Materials: Cardboard, Ink, Papertennis

Box containing a metal ground staple and screw bracket for anchoring a tennis net. Possible part of larger tennis set. Cover of box states:THE GRASS COURT SET OF NET BAND GROUND STAPLE AND ADJUSTER FOR LAWN TENNIS'. Inside of lid states: THE GRASS COURT SET'. Materials: Cardboard, Ink, Paper, Metaltennis

Button, molded to depict tennis player at net. Materials: Composite Materialstennis

Button, molded to depict tennis player at net. Materials: Composite Materialstennis

A wooden chest (.1) containing badminton and lawn tennis equipment, specifically: net posts (.2 - .3, two parts each); tennis net (.4); and, a badminton net (.5). A colour lithographic print, by Cahrles Hart, displaying mixed doubles playing on a lawn, with a small pavillion & large house in the background, features on the inside of the lid. Inscription across litho.: HORSMAN'S/CELEBRATED/LAWN TENNIS/... Materials: Wood, Metal, Lacquer, Rope, Cloth, Ink, Cord, Papertennis

A wooden chest (.1) containing lawn tennis and badminton equipment, specifically: a badminton net (.2); a tennis net (.3); net posts (.4 - .5, 3 parts each); guy ropes (.6 - .7); rope (.8); pegs (.9 - .12; and, a mallet (.13). Orange and white print across inside of lid features inscription: THE GAME OF/LAWN TENNIS. A sticker adhered above reads: FURNISHING [...IRO]NMONGER/JAMES HAWKINS/35 HIGH STREET/TUNBRIDGE WELLS. Materials: Wood, Metal, Lacquer, Cord, Ink, Paper, Ropetennis

A framed set of four reproduction cards of paintings by (appears to be) Hubert Schmidt. Each card mount with (purportedly) artist's signature below. Artist's signatures difficult to decipher and handwritten signatures appear questionable. Each painting reproduction depicts a post-Cubist style composition with a tennis racquet (or tennis net)and ball. Framed under UV glass. Materials: Ink, Wood, Metal, Cardboard, Glass, Painttennis

A Williams & Co. Volla tennis racquet with no net. Materials: Wood, Metal, Leathertennis

A blue & black composite tennis racquet. No net; no maker or model markings. Materials: Metal composite, Plastic, Leather, Adhesive tapetennis

A Donnay 'Borg Pro' tennis racquet with no net. Materials: Wood, Plastic, Adhesive tape, Leathertennis

A Court King 'Tournament' tennis racquet with no net. Materials: Wood, String, Adhesive tape, Leather, Painttennis