Tennis | Sentiments

Note card signed by Rosemary Casals includes the sentiment, "Best wishes/always/Rosemary Casals." Casals, a prominent tennis player, won multiple championships and contributed to significant changes in women’s tennis. An ink note is present on the verso.

First Day Cover signed: "Best wishes/always/Rosemary Casals", honoring the tennis centennial and postmarked Forest Hills, N.Y., August 31, 1974. It includes a 10-cent stamp from the FIRST DAY OF ISSUE, recognizing Rosemary Casals' impact on women's tennis.

Sentiment signed by Margaret Osborne duPont reads, "all best/Margaret Osborne duPont". DuPont, a prominent American tennis champion with 37 Grand Slam titles, was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1967 and honored at the US Open Court of Champions in 2010.

Sentiment signed by Margaret Osborne duPont reads, "Cordially/Margaret Osborne duPont". DuPont, a renowned tennis champion with 37 Grand Slam titles, is recognized for her achievements in singles and doubles. Notable honors include her induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

Card signed by Pancho Gonzalez, with the sentiment "Best Wishes/Pancho Gonzalez" written in black ink. Gonzalez, a notable tennis player, achieved significant Grand Slam victories, including the U.S. Open and Wimbledon in 1949.

Card signed by Pancho Gonzalez includes his sentiment in black ink, stating "Regards/Pancho Gonzalez". Gonzalez, a notable tennis player, is remembered for his Grand Slam achievements and exceptional serve, with a record that showcases his skills in the sport.

Card signed by tennis champion Jack Kramer, displaying the inscription, "To the Sussmans/yours truly/Jack Kramer". Notations appear on the verso. Kramer, a prominent figure in tennis history, won multiple prestigious titles throughout his career.

Card signed by Ken Rosewall, inscribed with "Good Tennis/Ken Rosewall/Aug 20th 1982". Rosewall, an accomplished Australian tennis player, achieved significant tournament victories throughout his long career, including multiple championships in the Australian, French, Wimbledon, and U.S. competitions.

Philatelic envelope inscribed and signed: "Best regards/to Earl/Ted Schroeder/2-2-89". It is a First Day Cover honoring the Centennial of Tennis, postmarked August 31, 1974. Frederick "Ted" Schroeder was a member of the 1946-1947 Davis Cup team.

Index card signed by Stan Smith in blue ink, including the autograph sentiment "Happy Swinging/Stan/Smith". Smith, a prominent American tennis player and Hall of Famer, won major tournaments including the U.S. Open and Wimbledon.

First day cover signed with "Kindest Regards" by Hall of Famer John Van Ryn, featuring a b/w cachet and postmarked Forest Hills, New York, Aug. 31, 1974. Celebrating 100 years of tennis, it includes a color 10¢ postage with embossed tennis ball.