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Hazells Streamline Junior Blue Star 1939

Young Hands. Full Streamline.

Manuf.:

Model:

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Year *:

Hazells

Streamline Junior Blue Star

Laminated wood. Triple shaft

1939

*documented or estimated

Background facts:

In 1938, Hazells gradually came under the influence of Grays of Cambridge. Although the final acquisition was not completed until 1941, collaboration between the two companies had already begun. As a result, Grays’ design principles began to shape the Streamline series. The Blue Star was subtly modified, and two additional variants were introduced: the Lady Blue Star and the Junior Blue Star. While both shared the same construction, the Junior version featured a slimmer grip, targeting younger players. These additions marked Hazells´ attempt to expand into new market segments.


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