Collector Cards
 . D. Maskell. c. 1934/35. Gallaher Ltd. Reverse of card reads 'Winning the Professional Singles Championship in 1933 for the sixth time, Maskell proved himself to be a long way in advance of other professionals.' |
. Helen Wills-Moody. c. 1934/35. Gallaher Ltd. Reverse of card reads 'Born in California in 1905, Mrs Wills-Moody has won the All-England Ladies' Championship for America on six occassions, and needs only one more victory to surpass Suzanne Lenglen's record.' |
. F. J. Perry. c. 1934/35. Gallaher Ltd. Reverse of card reads 'Although he has never won the Singles Championship at Wimbledon, Fred Perry has, during the last few years, defeated nearly all the leading tennis players of the world.' |
. Miss Dorothy Round. c. 1934/35. Gallaher Ltd. Reverse of card reads 'Miss Dorothy Round is Britain's great lawn tennis hope as far as the ladies are concerned, both in the Wimbledon Championshihps and the Wightman Cup.' |
. Miss M. C. Scriven. c. 1934/35. Gallaher Ltd. Reverse of card reads 'The only Englishwoman to win the French Tennis Championship, a feat which she achieved in 1933, though she was not an official member of the English team sent over.' |
. Miss M. Heeley. c. 1934/35. Gallaher Ltd. Reverse of card reads 'Ranked as No. 1 in the British tennis list of 1932, but ousted by Miss Dorothy Round in 1933.' |
. H. G. N. Lee. c. 1934/35. Gallaher Ltd. Reverse of card reads 'Born in 1907, this well-known tennis player was taught at home by his father.' |
. H. W. Austin. c. 1934/35. Gallaher Ltd. Reverse of card reads 'A stockbroker by profession, 'Bunny' Austin is not able to devote the whole of his time to tennis.' |
. J. Crawford. c. 1934/35. Gallaher Ltd. Reverse of card reads 'After his wonderful displays in winning the Australian Tennis Championship in 1932-33, Crawford was strongly favoured for the Wimbledon title, and by a magnificent display of all-round tennis he defeated Ellsworth Vines, the holder.' |
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