Pong Collection
"Step back in time with a game of 'pong'
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"Step back in time with a game of 'pong': Playing Table Tennis the Edwardian Way" Transport yourself to the early 1900s and experience the refined etiquette of garden ping pong. In 1901, amidst lush surroundings, players engaged in spirited matches at Turandot Liebig 2. Witness a young girl's skill as she gracefully plays ping pong at Denham Court, showcasing her talent and poise. The game was not just for men; women too embraced this exciting sport. Discover how even strong cheese could repel both diners and waiters during intense ping pong matches. It seems that nothing could distract these dedicated players from their pursuit of victory. At Trinity College of Music in Mandeville Place, London, talented musicians found solace in table tennis between rehearsals. Ping pong provided a welcome break from their musical endeavors. Imagine skating on a frozen Whitestone Pond on Hampstead Heath in London during the winter of 1933. Amidst laughter and friendly competition, ping pong added an extra layer of excitement to this icy pastime. Even comic postcards captured the allure of ping pong as father and son watched golfers while daydreaming about their next thrilling match on the table tennis court. Celebrate champions. A group photo captures five skilled table tennis players proudly posing with their well-deserved trophies around 1935. Their dedication and hard work paid off in triumph. Intriguingly, art has also been inspired by this captivating game throughout history. Explore "The Myth of Orpheus: swan and ducks, " an oil painting dating back to c. 1650-60 that incorporates elements reminiscent of ping pong's elegance. Finally, delve into vintage advertisements promoting the joyous world of ping pong through intricate engravings that enticed people to join this exhilarating sport – truly capturing its timeless appeal. From Edwardian manners to frozen ponds or artistic masterpieces, ping pong has left an indelible mark on history.