Good question, Mr P.
It is just the balls, case and certificate, dear chap.
No playing cards… or whisky!
It is just the balls, case and certificate, dear chap.
No playing cards… or whisky!
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Bob this guy bought up all the remaining sets Aramith had and is now the only seller of new sets as far as I know. He's who I purchased mine from.
There is also another site selling a complete set I have yet to order from yet. I've been watching both sites and the one above I have contacted and he said it is a complete set. fyiBob this guy bought up all the remaining sets Aramith had and is now the only seller of new sets as far as I know. He's who I purchased mine from.
He also sells just and expansion set of the 16-21 balls and the rack but I belive those are poly-resins made in China.
Complete Aramith Baseball Set (new, old stock)
Aramith Baseball set of 21 balls, cue ball, score sheet, rules, and rack. You can also use 9-ball and 8-ball racks to play multiple types of games. Old, but New Stock We have a couple of sets of new, old stock Aramith baseball sets where the balls are slightly yellowed, the boxes worn, but...www.classicbilliards.net
Found one!A member of our pool ball collecting community is seeking a single XIII ball from a Romanique II set.
If anyone could point them in the right direction it would be sincerely appreciated indeed.
Best wishes,
RC.
Reproduce this set!!I simply cannot understand it… I’ve just purchased yet another super rare set! The Aramith no number Pro Ex.
This sudden run of really rare and desirable sets truly has now become so outlandish to be almost supernaturally spooky. It’s kinda concerning… why me and why now? It is just bizarre in the extreme.
After literally decades of treasure hunting resulting in perhaps one notable purchase per year, if that, all at once these past few months has pretty much seen every set on my wish list acquired. I honestly don’t have any sets left that I really desire anymore. How weird is that?