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    Carom table for sale

    I've posted a 1920's Brunswick Balke Collender 3 cushion table in the for sale section. Please take a look, I need to get it out asap. It's my father in laws old 5x10 tournament table.
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    Free! Vintage Brunswick Billiard table Must move!

    I may have already posted this, I'm not very tech savvy.. I originally posted it as a 1940's but have more info now. I've inherited a 1920's "Brunswick Billiard Table" name plate says: "Manufactured By, The Brunswick Balke-Collender Compay" with "Monarch Cushions". The description reads "5×10...
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    3 cushion player passed

    Howdy all, I'm new here, my name is Brent. My father inlaw passed away last December at 89. Played 3 cushion billiard since he was a kid in the Bronx. God forbid I call it pool. He was a ranked player in New York in the 60's then the west coast 70' and 80's. My wife is in charge of his estate...
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    Ron Kilby cutom cue

    My father in law was a arranged player in the 60's through 80's on the west coast. I'm not certain when he had this cue made, I believe late 80's He passed last December at 89 he used to brag he paid a fortune for it way back in the day. All 3 shafts and base are in excellent condition. Base has...
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    Arimith Carom balls

    I'm new here so hope I post correctly. My wife's dad passed last December and I have some carom items to sell, thought I'd try here. I'll be posting his Brunswick 11×5.5 tournament table (vintage carom) next week and his cue. I'd like to get, Super Arimith pro cup prestige (excellent condition)...
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    Balls!

    I have 4 sets of vintage Arimith. There like new. Like the cue I posted, I'm trying to get an idea of there value before I post them for sale. They are 30 40 years old but in perfect shape.
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    Classic carom cue

    Pretty sure this is a "Ron Kilby" cue. My father in law was a ranked player in New York in the 60's and the west coast in the 70's & 80's he left me this cue a 11' Brunswick tournament table (posting that soon). I believe the cue is a custom Ron Kilby. He told me he paid $1600 to have it made...
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