They look identical - not that I paid any attention to the tables. Begrudging bucket usage if anything. The caps have logos though. Cops might be able to get the brand.
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I can't really say if they were influenced by other tables or not, but they had kind of a short production run, so I wouldn't think they influenced anyone else either.
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none of the above mark, but I like the airstream best.
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yup they did have buckets and cloth so slow you might not make it to the pocket.
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Kmart or Kressge?
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Sands in Gr. Rapids Michigan. No clue what the tables are. Lot of good/great players have played there. All cleaned up with food and a rest/pub now. This was on Wyoming Mi's FB page. Heard Jason Kirkwood talk about this joint. This pic i think is from grand opening around '64ish.
I know the one without pockets is a carom billiards table.
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I think those are the rare Nunya tables.
Now what in the heck is a Nunya table?
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you got most of it there. Harold Worst started a couple of pool rooms with Harold Worst golden 8 ball tables he had made for them along with Harold Worst 2 piece custom house cues.
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yup, you get to play the lady playing 3c in high heels.
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p.s. they eased up on the dress code since then.
place looks uber cool. love the look of those tables. makes you wonder who's using them now. found an old link that shows AESchmidt as the maker of the cues. https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/harold-worst-cue.215998/ could they have been table maker as well? George Fels said there were a couple of these rooms in Chicago too.
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