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Court Classics (1000 Piece Puzzle)

$40.00

A grand slam of tennis nostalgia, A love letter to the golden age of the game. This one brings together real-life tennis memorabilia, vintage rackets, worn balls, matchbooks, magazines, and ephemera, arranged into a richly detailed still life on iconic court green. Created in collaboration with The Second Serve Magazine, this 1000-piece puzzle is a celebration of tennis history, ritual, and style, from club courts to center stage. 

• 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle

• Completed puzzle is 19.25 x 26.6 inches

• Box is 8 x 10 x 1.8 inches

• Thick stock and high-quality art paper

• Not suitable for children

• Puzzle board crafted with recycled paper 

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Court Classics (1000 Piece Puzzle)

$40.00
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