I definitely understand that. I preserve audio recordings. The old acetate records of the early 20th Century are now decaying, and there is a significant attempt being made to digitize those old records before they cannot be played anymore.
I will not be using the celluloid billiard ball for pool play. Rather it will be preserved to only be shown as a representative in the history of billiards. I would like to know what these carom balls are made of in the attached photo. Can anyone tell me. They are from the 1890's.
