The Aramith website and Aramith dealers do not sell Brunswick Centennial sets (with the blue circle cue ball) unless they are also an authorized dealer for Brunswick products. Some companies that sell to wholesale accounts only like Cuestick International do offer both Aramith and Brunswick pool ball sets, but still don't sell Brunswick blue circle cue balls separately. Could anyone direct me to a dealer or website where I can view the claimed Aramith made blue circle cue ball either sold separately or that comes with a particular set of Aramith balls? I don't think so as it doesn't exist.Aramith makes both the Blue Circle and the Blue Dot. The difference is, Aramith does not sell the Clue Circle cue ball separately from the Centennial set. That is why Centennial sets in pool rooms sooner or later get replaced with other cue balls, Red Circle, Measle, etc. But everything you mention comes from Aramith.
Used to be Albany Ball Company, Albany, New York. But that was another era.
All the best,
WW
A Brunswick Centennial blue circle cue ball has a blue outline with the off-white cue ball color in the middle of the circle. Aramith offers a blue dot cue ball, which is a smaller, solid blue dot, which is sold separately by some Aramith dealers but does not come as standard with any Aramith ball set. Then there's an Aramith blue logo cue ball that has the blue circle surrounding the Aramith blue logo, which comes as standard with the Aramith Premium ball set.
Perhaps Aramith used to offer a blue circle cue ball that looked very similar to a Brunswick Centennial blue circle cue ball at some point in the past, but not currently available. If you are saying that Aramith makes the Brunswick centennial ball sets and blue circle cue balls which are sold exclusively under the name of Brunswick, then yes, I guess you are technically correct.
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