Vintage sports equipment
Historic sports equipment shows how sport used to be played: leather hockey gloves, shin guards, helmets, wooden tennis rackets and leather motorcycle helmets. At FANzone you will find equipment for collectors and lovers of retro sport.
Product sorting
List of products
VHV Opus shin guards, 2 pieces – black/red. Suitable as decoration
Shin Guards - Ice Hockey - CCM SGML2L, 42 cm
Hockey gloves CCM HG 120/13" – 33 cm.
Junior ice hockey gloves, leather. Pair. No laces
CCM hockey helmet, black (repainted from blue). Face guard, including a chin strap. Size adjustable with a screw.
Junior ice hockey gloves, leather. Pair.
JOFA hockey helmet, black. Face guard Bosport – Petr Zoulík, including a chin strap. Size adjustable with a screw.
Rossignol Radian tennis racket. Strung. Grip.
Table hockey – a game played on smaller tables up to 70 cm wide and 120 cm long. Patent Z. Contents: goals, 3 pucks, 2 sticks
Artis Junior tennis racket, black. Manufacturer: Artis. Strung. Grip unwound
Sokol, Leather belt with buckle, metal
Tennis racket Majesty Slavia University with a canvas cover. Made by Artis. Strung. Grip.
Wimbledon bag, autographs. Official Prince merchandise. Autographs of the tennis players Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic. With label.
Motorcycle helmet leather with lining and strap
Ice hockey helmet red, ON. Legendary helmet from the days of Czechoslovak ice hockey. Including chin strap. Size adjustable with screw.
Skates KANADY – Botas Meteor, size 28. Material: leather, laces, blades 502 speciál.
What you will find in Sports equipment
The range includes ice hockey gear such as CCM and JOFA helmets, leather hockey gloves and shin guards, tennis rackets by Majesty Slavia University, Rossignol or Artis, and a Wimbledon tennis bag with signatures. They are joined by leather motorcycle helmets, table hockey, Sokol exercise cones and a belt with a Sokol buckle.
How to assess equipment
Value depends on the maker, age, material and condition. Pieces from earlier decades, branded equipment and items with signatures or links to a particular athlete are the most sought after.
Frequently asked questions
Can historic equipment still be used? Not really. Older helmets and guards do not meet today's safety standards, and the materials age. These are collectible and decorative items.
Why are wooden tennis rackets valued? They recall the era before metal and composite rackets. Rackets with a cover and maker's mark are sought after, including as decoration.
How should equipment be stored? Somewhere dry, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Treat leather with a leather conditioner, and keep wooden rackets in a press or cover so they do not warp.
Related categories: Hockey pucks, Motorsport, Sokol, Autographs.