Jokari Basque pelota rackets

So many memories of vacations, of the beach, with this racket from the game we then called jokari. But also discoveries: this game was originally created in 1938 and its patent filed by Louis Joseph Miremont in Bayonne, to make Basque pelota accessible to children and above all without the need for a fronton! And the ball being attached to an elastic band, this game also allowed you to play alone. I am offering you a set of two old rackets, of different brands (jochiki and cambo) which must date from between the 1940s and 1970s, and which could also be used to complete a game (the case and the ball are missing), as sporty decorative elements on the wall or even used as original trivets on the table! They are still solid but do not hide the marks of their age: a not very significant crack and various marks and stains on the jochiki brand one and various marks including small dents on the cambo brand one. one measures 39 cm in length, the other 38 cm and both measure 13.5 cm in width and 1 cm in thickness.