Connors Collection

ARTHUR ASHE (1943-1993). American tennis player. Photographed during his match against Jimmy Connors in the mens singles final at Wimbledon, won by Ashe in four sets, 5 July 1975

Polish poster for MGM film, Flipper
Polish poster for an MGM film, Flipper (the Polish title is: My Friend is a Dolphin), starring Chuck Connors, Kathleen Maguire and Luke Halpin, poster designed by Rapnicki. 1963

Mark Connors & Trevor Brennan Ireland V Australia Rugby Union 10 October 1999 Date: 10 October 1999

Mark Connors Australia Rugby Union 10 October 1999 Date: 10 October 1999

Jimmy Connors With Trophy Wimbledon Championships All England Lawn Tennis Championships Wimbledon, London, England 11 July 1982 Date: 11 July 1982

Jimmy Connors Wimbledon Championships All England Lawn Tennis Championships Wimbledon, London, England 27 June 1984 Date: 27 June 1984

London & North Western, Wrexham Mold & Connors Quay, Mersey Tunnel, Taff Vale, Rhymney and Festiniog Railways locomotives, 1859-1885. Each illustrated with key details/measurements for the engines

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"Connors: A Name Synonymous with Tennis Greatness, Film Magic, and Unforgettable Moments" In the world of tennis, one name stands out among the rest - Jimmy Connors. Known for his fierce determination and unmatched skill on the court, Connors left an indelible mark on the sport. In a historic match at Wimbledon in 1975, he faced off against another legend, Arthur Ashe. Captured in a photograph from that momentous day, their intense rivalry is forever etched in tennis history. But Connors' influence extends beyond just sports. In a Polish poster for the MGM film "Flipper, " we see how his popularity transcended boundaries and reached even into popular culture. This speaks to his universal appeal and recognition as not only an athlete but also as a cultural icon. Speaking of icons, Mark Connors & Trevor Brennan are two names that resonate with rugby enthusiasts. Their partnership on the field showcased their exceptional teamwork and dedication to their craft. The image captures them in action – a testament to their commitment to excellence. Meanwhile, another figure emerges - Mark Connors - whose identity remains somewhat elusive yet intriguing nonetheless. Perhaps he too possesses talents or achievements that have yet to be fully discovered or celebrated. Returning our focus back to Jimmy Connors himself; it's no surprise that he has been photographed numerous times throughout his career holding trophies high above his head – symbols of triumph and victory earned through relentless training and unwavering passion for the game. Away from sports arenas lies another connection to "Connors. " The London & North Western railway line connecting Wrexham Mold & Connah's Quay showcases how this name can be found intertwined within various aspects of everyday life – reminding us of its presence even outside sporting realms. Whether it's Arthur Ashe defeating him at Wimbledon or Mark Connors leaving us curious about his story untold.