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I’d like it put on record that I am also a boob guy and a leg guy.

Hello again, Poolguppy. The truth is, dear fellow, that I wasn’t aware of the Aramith Select set myself until quite recently. An acquaintance owned a set and had written to Aramith enquiring about it. They kindly replied with the 1999 to 2003 manufacturing timeline. The balls were originally...

The set was originally supplied with an Aramith logo cueball.

Hello, Poolguppy. Those balls are from an Aramith Select set, dear chap… produced in Belgium between 1999 and 2003. It’s a decent set of balls, sir. Best wishes.

These sets are now selling for £200 plus over here in England. Finding an unused set is becoming increasingly difficult.

Powerglide Guinness Green.

Sincere thanks, CJR. I’ll alter my provenance card accordingly, sir. I’m very grateful for the correction, dear chap. Best wishes.

IPT Tournaments.

Thank you very much, dear fellow.

The set above and its description is dedicated to my friend, Meucciplayer… he’ll understand the reason. I hope he still looks in from time to time. :)

Chinese Toadstools

Hello, HT9. Sincere thanks for the constructive criticism, sir. It is very much appreciated. Best wishes.

Sincere thanks, Mr B. 🙂

Hello, gentlemen. I’ve created a banner logo for a little website project. All thoughts and criticisms welcome. The idea behind the design is that of pool balls from all over the globe rolling together to be showcased under the same roof.

Banner Logo.

Here’s an interesting set from an historical viewpoint, gentlemen. A set of 1949 phenolic spots and stripes, cast by the Composition Billiard Ball Supply Company of London. 2 and 1/4 inches. The shiniest set of balls I have ever seen… like mirrors. My photograph does not do them justice.

I used to play a fellow who weighed about 350lbs. Quite often, when he needed to stretch across the table, his belly would inadvertently bump the side and every single ball would move. 😂