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Good morning, everyone. I’m in regular contact with a group of about one hundred pool ball collectors and between us we are only aware of six complete sets of Romanique I balls, just two of which are still in their original box. I was wondering if any folks browsing the forum also own a set...

Hello, Mr L. Thank you for sharing more interesting images, sir. With regards the possible Raschig set… it is so tough to judge from a photograph, dear chap, and my first impressions have been proven wrong before in similar circumstances. There are certainly many aspects that do look like...

Pierre Deveaux’s campaign for his Krom Premiere ball design achieved 28 percent funding which, although ultimately unsuccessful, was actually one of the highest ratings in its category.

Nothing posted on Kickstarter yet. It’s rather interesting to look back on all the previous billiard-related campaigns.

By the way, Bob, I misread your message at first glance… I thought you wrote that you were 8 when BBC introduced the set in 1908.

Great information. Thank you!

I’m still not entirely convinced that this is Jack’s new design, but hopefully we will find out if our detective skills were on point soon.

I purchased a set from Muellers but, alas, the balls were of quite poor quality.

Shelti marketed a numbered cutthroat set many years ago.

We’re only speculating though, Moe. The new design concept might be entirely different.

Perhaps Jack’s new design is similar, but with numbered balls?

That is the set I recalled… 👆

Ah, that sounds correct indeed then, sir. 👍

If you’re correct Mark that would surprise me, sir. Tri-Ball has been around for a few years. At least it has if it’s the same Tri-Ball I can recall… five reds, five blues, five whites and a black?

Any private entrepreneur in this field is going to quickly realise that online message boards are a brutally tough crowd… and perhaps that dose of reality is no bad thing. I have seen folks lose an awful lot of money with similar ventures many times in the past. That said, I always applaud...