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Some history and a database of antique tennis balls and containers – tenniscans.com
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FAQs
What manufacturer made the first pressure packed can of tennis balls?
Are tennis cans vacuum sealed, or are they pressure packed?
When did pressureless tennis balls first appear?
Tennis in Poland
How can I tell if my can is not factory sealed?
When did the modern plastic cans first appear?
What is that red plastic-like covering that some early tennis balls were encased in?
Do you own all of those cans and boxes listed in the database?
I noticed several cans in the database that look just alike, why is that?
I found 2 balls in a plastic bag…
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Last 100 Spalding Tennis Balls
Spalding Red Tennis Balls
Strange Can
The “Dunlop Boy”
The Avon India Rubber Company Limited
J. C. Higgins
Victory Tennis Balls
Winchester Tennis Balls
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