[post_page_title]Betty Nutha – Armstrong Siddeley[/post_page_title]
No English tennis player has a more famous forehand than Betty Nutha, who paved the way for women in tennis nearly a century ago. Staying loyal to her heritage, she invested in the old school Armstrong Siddeley Sapphire, a car that was produced in the 1950s and 1960s by Armstrong Siddeley Motors Limited.
The vehicle might not be expensive or flashy, but it’s still lovely to look at. It also throws us back to another era, one that women tennis players today wouldn’t exist without.
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