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ring work, pin and bumper remind me of an early Bob Hunter. m.c.

to the best of my knowledge, they were golden 8 ball tables. it was marked as such in at least 4 locations on the table. if there was another table company involved I am not aware of any, but maybe someone who might know more than me add something. m.c.

this was originally harlod worsts' golden 8 ball in grand rapids michigan. he had tables and house cues made (i believe they were room specific) for his rooms. this room became anaz sands and has been open now for 60 or so years. not sure but I believe its been open 24-7 pretty much the whole...

the house cues were made locally and were quite cheap. back then g.r. was the furniture capital of the country, so he had everything made here. the billiard/snooker tables were actually pretty good. the pool tables played well too, but had a gimmick that broke quickly due to kids. there was a...

yup, you get to play the lady playing 3c in high heels. m.c. p.s. they eased up on the dress code since then.

you got most of it there. Harold Worst started a couple of pool rooms with Harold Worst golden 8 ball tables he had made for them along with Harold Worst 2 piece custom house cues. m.c.

yup they did have buckets and cloth so slow you might not make it to the pocket. m.c.

none of the above mark, but I like the airstream best. m.c.

I can't really say if they were influenced by other tables or not, but they had kind of a short production run, so I wouldn't think they influenced anyone else either. m.c.

not baileys m.c.

no and no. m.c.

more hints? pretty sure w. Michigan. m.c.

no, think these might be older than that. m.c.

nope. lot of interesting guesses. m.c.

nope. m.c.

sorry Bob I missed this post. date is close but no. m.c.

yes they are. m.c.

fishing? the pool tables were 8'. m.c.

nope. m.c.

he might know. m.c.