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Wimbledonia

Wimbledonia

The Ultimate Book of Wimbledon Tennis Collectables

Richard Jones

RRP: £35

Publication date: June 15, 2026

ISBN: 9781836804222

Pages: 304

Wimbledon has a long tradition of producing beautiful memorabilia that fans cherish dearly along with the memories such treasures represent. Nearly everyone who has attended the Championships has a programme, ticket, book, postcard or poster to commemorate the experience. Richard Jones tells the fascinating story of these and many other prized artefacts – pieces that he calls ‘Wimbledonia’.

This is the ultimate book of Wimbledon tennis collectables, featuring more than 700 stunning illustrations and over a hundred first-hand reminiscences from people who attended the tournament – from the 1920s to the present day.

Richard Jones

Richard Jones is a tennis bookseller, author, historian and self-confessed tennis nut who was born in Wimbledon and attended his first Championships in 1969. He has written several tennis books, runs the Tennis Gallery bookstore and art gallery and is editor of The Tennis Historian magazine.

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What is "Wimbledonia" about?

Wimbledon has a long tradition of producing beautiful memorabilia that fans cherish dearly along with the memories such treasures represent. Nearly everyone who has attended the Championships has a programme, ticket, book, postcard or poster to commemorate the experience. Richard Jones tells the fascinating story of these and many other prized artefacts – pieces that he calls ‘Wimbledonia’.

This is the ultimate book of Wimbledon tennis collectables, featuring more than 700 stunning illustrations and over a hundred first-hand reminiscences from people who attended the tournament – from the 1920s to the present day.

Who wrote "Wimbledonia"?

"Wimbledonia" was written by Richard Jones.

Richard Jones is a tennis bookseller, author, historian and self-confessed tennis nut who was born in Wimbledon and attended his first Championships in 1969. He has written several tennis books, runs the Tennis Gallery bookstore and art gallery and is editor of The Tennis Historian magazine.

Who would enjoy "Wimbledonia"?
"Wimbledonia" is perfect for readers who enjoy books about tennis and racquet sports.