Souvenir Programs

jay helfert

jay helfert

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I have several souvenir programs in new condition from historic tournaments of the past.

The 1982 Caesars Tahoe Billiard Classic - 56 pages of great stuff from oldtime photos with bios to original stories and odds on each player.

1987 Peter Vitalie Invitational - Staged at the Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. Packed with great photos and stories.

1992 Los Angeles Open 9-Ball Championship - Held at the Burbank Hilton Convention Center. Great cover art, suitable for framing. Lots more cool stuff inside.

These are all classic programs unavailable elsewhere. I am selling them for the very reasonable price of $10 each or all three for $25, plus $5 for shipping.

Send check or money order to Jay Helfert, P.O. Box 1883, Redondo Beach, Ca 90278
 
jay helfert said:
I have several souvenir programs in new condition from historic tournaments of the past.

The 1982 Caesars Tahoe Billiard Classic - 56 pages of great stuff from oldtime photos with bios to original stories and odds on each player.

1987 Peter Vitalie Invitational - Staged at the Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. Packed with great photos and stories.

1992 Los Angeles Open 9-Ball Championship - Held at the Burbank Hilton Convention Center. Great cover art, suitable for framing. Lots more cool stuff inside.

These are all classic programs unavailable elsewhere. I am selling them for the very reasonable price of $10 each or all three for $25, plus $5 for shipping.

Send check or money order to Jay Helfert, P.O. Box 1883, Redondo Beach, Ca 90278
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Still got a few.
 
Thanks Jay, received the programs and they were in mint condition. Also thanks for the fast shipping and signing the program. I have also bought some issues of "the Snap" from Jay. You can't go wrong dealing with him!
 
These will be collectors items some day. I probably have the only ones left in new condition.
 
I've got sorta funny story about tournament programs. I was playing in a warm up ring game before a tournament started with Gary Spaeth, Troy Frank and Steve McCennach (sp?) A spectator came to get Gary to sign his picture in the program and when Gary was done he handed it to Steve, then Troy. Each one signed it. Troy handed it to me (a nobody then and now) and I put my autograph on it. I wasn't in the program, I didn't even play in the tournament. But somewhere out there is my autograph on the program. Second funniest pool thing that ever hapenned to me.

Andy

Sorry for hijacking your thread Jay
 
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