Value request
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Post your pictures in this thread...these guys know what they’re talking about.http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?421609&p=5490963#post5490963
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Actually, those were probably made when it was Albany Billiard Ball Company, Albany, New York. Yes, the Blue Circle Cue ball came later, still under the Albany company. Later, moved to Belgium, as we know. Very nice set of balls. In addition to a Red Dot back then, there was also a Blue Dot.
All the best,
WW
All the best,
WW
Nobody is getting rich off them lumps.
I told that to my last “massage therapist”.
Balls
Think I still have them around here somewhere...
I tried to sell em for $100.00 for the longest time....
If I had to guess I’d say those are probably WW2 era balls considering the union stamp. Mr bond or someone with knowledge on Brunswick history will know better info.
Those are good for looks and that’s about it....<~ my opinion.
You can see the 7 ball has a crack and raised surface....(
Rob.M
Think I still have them around here somewhere...
I tried to sell em for $100.00 for the longest time....
If I had to guess I’d say those are probably WW2 era balls considering the union stamp. Mr bond or someone with knowledge on Brunswick history will know better info.
Those are good for looks and that’s about it....<~ my opinion.
You can see the 7 ball has a crack and raised surface....(
Rob.M
Used to be a way you could gaff rack back in those days...numbers touching numbers..
....they were al tight...but it was a mud rack.
Dekoret in ‘89 was the first time I saw the modern science in making balls...
...they beat all the other brands easily on a spherical micrometer.