Do you have a link?Quick search has a ball that is cracked but in much better physical appearance than any of these and it is selling for $10.
Do you have a link?Quick search has a ball that is cracked but in much better physical appearance than any of these and it is selling for $10.
What's "Compo-Ivory"?[/QUOte
Probably "snake oil speak" for fake. Johnnyt
A cue salesman described a cue's inlays to me as "bone-ivory".
Red flags were flying all over. FAKE. FAKE. FAKE.
A cue salesman described a cue's inlays to me as "bone-ivory". Red flags were flying all over. FAKE. FAKE. FAKE.
And here is a set of actual ivory balls offered as "ivory color".Ivory is a special case now. For example, Ebay does not permit ivory items to be offered, so sellers have taken to calling them some kind of bone. One ivory ball -- very clearly ivory in the picture -- has the added note "please note that the ball is made of clay and not ivory".
So.... some people know that what they have is ivory but they call it something else.
