A white painted pre-war rubber core bramble pattern ball, WHY NOT written around both poles with red dot inside.
Excellent in original condition with just the slightest paint rubbing, circa 1911.
The wonderfully named Why Not brand was made by Henley’s Tyre & Rubber Co Ltd of London, established in 1895. Their subsidiary was the Scottish India Rubber Co.
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