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Looks like PH to my monitor. Dale

Yes, AFAIK - all of them did untill Brunswick changed. Dale

1845 - 1945 There were some models of 'flat rail' tables as early as 1939 or '40, the 'Moderne' for example. By 1945, the year of the Anniversary and Centennial, all were flat rail style I believe. Dale

Or me... :) Looks like a Madison - They had pin stripe inlay. I can't tell for sure if it is there in the pic. Many old tables have lost the original veneer. From the 1924 Catalog. Disclaimer. In those days there were many companies making tables that looked similar. If it is a Brunswick...

Try to contact Russ - screenname is poolhustler - he knows lots about Bert's cues HTH Dale

And for Gods's sake - please don't give these guys a nervous breakingdown by explaining that the world has moved on to Text messaging. SMS - what a concept. Dale

"not leaving a msg means they have no idea you called." Caller ID - what a concept Dale

Deeply flawed thinking - IMHO. Dale

I would try eMail. HTH Dale :) looks like I don't type QUITE fast enough

Not typical. Dale

Hard to say without seeing the blank, but... it looks like one could merely turn down the end of the blank and put a plain butt sleeve on/over it. IMHO - doing that would have no impact on the structural integrity of the blank. Dale

Many reasons, some complex, some simple... Economics, LifeStyle and cultural "evolution". It may be little consolation, but Pool is raging like a runaway wildfire compared to what it was the day before the release of "The Hustler" Dale

The blanks in your pics are pretty much specific to that cuemaker... in Ukraine. They are intended to be used 'as they are' with perhaps some reduction in length, Most 'blanks' used in the USofA are some version of a 4 point or 6 point splice. HTH Dale

Well God bless Google. There are several companies that restore antique tables. One of them MIGHT be willing to trade you a viable pool table for what you have - it is a very desirable style of table - and people who are interested in these aren't looking for something to practice on for their...

I am sure we could agree quite a bit on Carom Billiards of many types Dale(who has hit a rail or 3 over the years)

A humble suggestion for a simple solution to your problem: Forget 8 Ball - watch 14.1 Next. Dale ps FWIW - I agree that the group should still being 'open' after a ball is made on the break.

I cast my vote for stupid idea - and recommend Ritalin. Dale

1986???? You might want to check this fact. Dale

There will be no confusion if you keep in mind that whether it is Inside english and or Outside english has nothing to do with hitting a rail. When and if the CB contacts a rail, whether it is Running english or reverse depends on the angle of that contact. Dale

I believe that would require the intervention of a medium:). Dale