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    Posted: 05/17/2023 at 6:29pm
Hello,
I would appreciate some help in knowing the year these paddles were made and the value of the paddles. Also, if anyone has tried them and has any experience with them.

Thank you

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Edited by stiltt - 05/18/2023 at 10:58am
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I'm interested in buying for collection if you want to sell.  
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Originally posted by ali tt ali tt wrote:

Hello,
I would appreciate some help in knowing the year these paddles were made and the value of the paddles. Also, if anyone has tried them and has any experience with them.

Thank you

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These are nice models made in early 1970's from 5 ply hinoki wood. Back in that time price for these were something about 5 USD. I have tested the model X, but never the model P.
I think model P is for a Penhold players, but I am not 100% sure. The model X plays excellent but it has very slim and not so comfy handle. In my opinion these are completely collectible items and not a blades for nowadays table tennis.
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i sent a private msg . thank you 
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