Slazenger Carlton 1913

The Slazenger Carlton was manufactured in 1913. Its frame follows the elongated, slim profile typical of the pre-war period. Weight distribution is balanced, the construction plain and functional, without decorative elements. ​The name “Carlton” is not linked to a specific player model. Like many racquets of the time, it was likely named after an English place. A common practice among British manufacturers in the early 20th century.