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Printed card signed by John E. Bromwich in blue ink, with the sentiment "Best wishes/John E. Bromwich/1998". Bromwich, an Australian tennis player, won the Australian Championships singles title twice and was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1984.

Statement signed by Rosemary Casals includes an inspirational message titled "Dare to Dream." It is autographed as "Rosie" and consists of one page. The statement discusses ambition and the value of trying, regardless of success or failure.

Publicity photograph signed by Robert Donner includes an endearing note to a fan, stating, "To Irene--/If you can put/ you head on the/ pillow & say under/the circumstances/I'm doing/ the best/I can/--you should/get a good nite's/sleep!/All the best/ Robert Donner", written in black ink.

Advertisement featuring Pancho Gonzalez is signed with the inscription "Good luck/Pancho/Gonzalez". It promotes Spaulding and highlights Gonzalez's remarkable tennis achievements, including Grand Slam victories. The item shows some wear, including creases and a tear, but remains in fine condition.

First day cover signed by Brian Gottfried, inscribed with “Best wishes/ Brian Gottfried/ 2-20-89” in black ink. It honors the sport of tennis (1874-1974), postmarked Forest Hills, New York, on August 31, 1974, with a 10¢ stamp affixed.

Advertisement featuring Ivan Lendl signed in blue felt tip. It is a black and white advertisement for Adidas, showcasing Lendl, who achieved notable success in tennis, including three French Open titles.

Advertising card shows John Newcombe swinging a Prince Boron racket, signed with "Best Wishes/John Newcombe." The card includes brief biographical information on the verso, highlighting Newcombe's achievements as an Australian tennis champion.

First Day Cover showcasing the centennial of tennis, signed by Vic Seixas with the sentiment "With Best Wishes/Vic Seixas". Postmarked from Forest Hills, New York, on August 31, 1974, marking the first day of issue.

Biography signed: "Maia Wojciechowska", consisting of two pages, features a printed six-paragraph biography of the author. Signed in purple ink on the front, it includes ink and pencil notes at the bottom of the second page.