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Briggs, Oliver & Son - Boston Address: 970 Washington St. Known production era: 1897-1910+/- Hampel, Fritz/Frank - Chicago Address: 264 Larabee Known production era: 1886-1930+/- Axel F. Hjort - Chicago Address: Brunswick factory Known production era: 1880-1925 +/- Jost family (Harry...

Hundreds most certainly, perhaps thousands. But I doubt that we'll ever know anything for certain. ( Unless someone ended up with his accounting books) Brunswick didn't keep track of squat. I do speak to his grandson occasionally, so the next time I do, I'll ask if a "total" number was ever...

If you are the type of person who enjoys a good beer with your pool, would it interest you if a brewery produced a beer specifically with you ( pool players) in mind ? If it was competitively priced and had " everything you want from a beer" , would you purchase a " pool brew" instead of the...

Set up vegetable production on the roof. Add a solar collection array and use only 12v LED lighting everywhere. Add a few small wind generators Rainwater collection/recycling for vegetable production. In a large enough warehouse, an indoor bike track or skating path could be added. bocce...

Has anybody seen the short pool movie with Daniel Baldwin called "Gamblin" ? If so, don't spoil it for anyone by giving away details ! LOL I just wanted to know if anybody else has had the "pleasure" of watching it besides myself.

IMHO In a perfect world, one of the best ways to ensure that something is authentic, is for it to remain unaltered in "original" condition. Any alteration or even a basic repair can raise questions, and therefore should be avoided when possible, if preserving authenticity is a concern you might...

I guess you're right . Who cares about being good if you can pretend, and get paid all the same. I would imagine that the common thief is thinking the same thing: I just need to eat.

There's a difference between hustling and simply playing a money match. No offense to the bullshit artists out there, but I don't see the point of trying to dupe someone into a game, or out of their money. If you have to contrive an advantage of any kind, you are doing a disservice to your own...

It's not just a job, it's a ****ing adventure ! But seriously though , playing pool is like hamburgers on the grill and baseball in the park....it is very much a part of American culture and has been from day one. So besides all the typical reasons that people play, I also enjoy being a part...

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None of that penny ante crap for me. If you wanna play, it's gonna be for Ks, and the cash will be held by a neutral party, preferably off site. And the less people that know, the better. This is Chicago not Topeka.

For those interested, we're going to do a 2016 " review" on the next episode of ABR (thurs jan 5th) www.americanbilliardradio.com

Talking about modern Bwick chalk? I'm not positive but I think tweeten makes it. I'll double check with skip

It wasn't a comeback it was a question. And what exactly is it that I'm supposed to be wrong about ? I'm on the edge of my seat over here

Wind dat rooster wid a curly comb Gimme 10 dollas an u can take em home

What's your name and where are you from?

What's your name and where are you from.

If pool is indeed a joke to you, then you have made up your mind already and we have nothing much further to discuss. Unless you're a fan of history. Good day to you sir.

1. Wrong. Shitloads, and i do mean shitloads, of people play, care about, and will continue to play and care about American pool despite the American pro pool slump. 2. Thank you captain obvious. If the money was better....zzzz 3. Good luck with that username.

I agree with the observation: The rest of the world adopted the American game . They did, and did it well. What they also did was change the game. It has been taken out of its original context and turned it into a contest of excellence instead of a contest for money, so the game is played...