Valuation Service

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 Valuing your old tennis rackets

I would be happy to research your racket and reply with a free valuation as observed by me at auctions, specialist sales, eBay, etc over 30 years.
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It helps if you can send some of the information below on the condition of the racket.
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Find a similar racket

Have a look at our website and see which of our rackets are closest to the one you have and note it.

I have most variations of rackets listed.

 Rackets 1870s - 1930s
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 Rackets 1940s - 1970s
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 Rackets 1980s - 2000s

Some information about the condition of your racket

Make a note about the following questions on condition of your racket:


Does the racket have any breaks, cracks or chips to the frame or handle?

Is the frame straight and not warped?

Has the racket been restored/repaired? ( * )

Is the stringing original or has it been restrung at a later date? ( * )

How many strings are broken?

If the racket has a neck collar, is it intact?

If the racket has binding/wrapping around the shoulders, is it intact?

Is the butt cap in place and readable?

Is there a maker's name and is it readable? Who is it?

Is there a model name and what is it ?

Does the racket have a convex or concave throat?

Does the racket have string trebling and is it intact?


Are there any other markings or decals and are they intact?

(* Don't worry if you can't answer this )

Take a few photos

Some photographs of the head and handle and both sides of the racket are very helpful, especially if there are different features.

Send to Jim's Tennis

Send an email with above info to me at Jim's Tennis Contact.