How To Tell Ox Bone From Elephant Ivory Balls?

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I am wondering what characteristics there are that can help discern between ox bone vs. elephant ivory antique billiard balls.

Any help is appreciated.

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Brian kc
 
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Is that what they're doing?

For the life of me I've been wondering how big an ox would have to be in order to get a billiard ball from one of it's bones.

How funny!

thank you.

Best,
Brian kc
 
Now, Cuebuddy, the one on the left in your avatar. Is that elephanturnip?

I feel like a silly ass for not knowing about this whole "ox bone" code word thing on ebay. I've been looking at these balls thinking geez, they look like ivory to me - how do you tell them apart. Hence this thread.

And yes, Fred, I guess the missing marrow should have been a good hint. lol! :embarrassed2:

I knew I shoulda spent more time in school instead of sneaking off to Sam's Pool Hall. :smile:

Best,
Brian kc
 
Now, Cuebuddy, the one on the left in your avatar. Is that elephanturnip?

I feel like a silly ass for not knowing about this whole "ox bone" code word thing on ebay. I've been looking at these balls thinking geez, they look like ivory to me - how do you tell them apart. Hence this thread.

And yes, Fred, I guess the missing marrow should have been a good hint. lol! :embarrassed2:

I knew I shoulda spent more time in school instead of sneaking off to Sam's Pool Hall. :smile:

Best,
Brian kc

Ha Ha I like that:grin:. The quote in red reminds me of a saying.

"Most of my life I have spent playing pool....the rest of it I wasted."
 
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