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This is the only thing I could come up with...never used this one https://www.tribilliards.com/15-ball-roll-a-rack.html

I couldn't agree more with your comments on wooden racks. I bought a nice wooden rack from a local guy named Bill Westley at the super billiard expo a few years ago. His racks are a little pricey but worth every penny in my opinion. They give a super tight rack every time and are truly a work of...

Wow thats crazy it squeezed thru the first time but totally unbelievable to do it again on the return trip

I like the way you think Pred

It might be my OCD but I can't stop thinking about some maid vacuuming that ugly rug and banging into those beautiful table legs.

Amazing table!! I've been wanting Mark to rebuild the rails on my anniversary to 4-1/2" pockets but my game and wallet are having a hard time justifying it. Great job on the install Pat...You had to be sweating that one. I'd hate to be the first person to put a nick or scratch on that that...

That puts any poolroom on the other side of Pa. to shame. You should start a chain and build one in my neck of the woods. Awesome place...Congrats!!

Jimmy was a legend here in Reading Pa. I used to watch him shoot at Berks Lanes quite a bit. He was definitely fun to watch. He was super quirky walking around the table pointing all over the place as he carried a conversation on with himself. He was a truly amazing player and I only knew him...

Thanks ChopDoc, I got it so cheap I feel guilty now knowing it's a special edition Adam cue. At the time I had no idea and paid $15 thinking I might recondition it and keep it for a house cue. The lady I bought it from was happy with the deal. Do you have any idea what it might be worth? It...

Mystery solved... thanks guys. I knew someone here knew what it was. I didn’t mean any disrespect to some of the cues built overseas. My go to shooters my Predator and Lacassi. I was referring to the cheap ones you buy at K Mart. Thanks again for your help guys

Thanks Measureman...I'll move it over there if i don't get to many responses. I didn't want to post in the wrong spot. I thought I remember that cross as well but after numerous internet searches I came up empty. I have a hunch it might be worth something but my knowledge on cues is limited. I...

Does anybody out there know anything about this cue? Picked it up cheap hoping it was worth something. My luck it's an old import. There's absolutely no markings on this cue other then the cross symbol on the forearm. It seems like an old stick judging by the linen wrap and discolored butt cap...

Hey Brian, The measurements on my 9ft Anniversary are 6ft center to center between the legs. The measurement of an oval leg, squared off for measuring purposes, are 12" bye 40" to the outside edge of the aluminum band. Hope this helps, Dean

I never adjusted legs on a pro-am but any leg levelers I adjusted on a pool table just turned in and out and the top nut was just a lock nut you snugged down to keep it there once level

That's a good point and why I should let the mechanics answer the questions here. You probably forgot more then i'll ever know about pool tables. :thumbup:

Sorry I just noticed I was responding to a one year old post :sorry:

It's actually March 30th to April 2nd

Could it be the cushions and sub rails were replaced at some point in the last 100 years?

just found this with a quick google search. It appears to be a Brunswick Newport Here's the link http://www.coloradopooltables.com/antique-pool-tables/1906-brunswick-newport-pool-table/brunswick-newport-pool-table

That's a Brunswick table from the early 1900's that is In beautiful shape. 1905-06 would be my guess. If you want to replace the homemade ID tag with a nice Brunswick repo you can find them at Classic billiards for $40