Billiards

The time to take a picture. Used 1907 Germany. Learn More

Posed for a picture. Photo by J. Lowery, Clifton Art Studio, Bishop Auckland, New Zealand. Learn More

The concerned family. Learn More

The oldest player gets to hit the ball. Real photo, copyright L. Ltd., N.Y. Learn More

The players, ready to win. American back. Learn More

The player, trying to strike the last balls. Learn More

The happy champion, sitting by his trophy. British. Learn More

The players, looking at the best one, who is ready to strike the ball. Used 1908 Wallingford, Connecticut. Learn More

The billiards game. Learn More

The right position not miss the ball. Learn More

The right moment to strike the ball. Learn More

The play. Learn More

A Girl, Dressed in Billiards Costume. Published by A. Joslin, Carlisle, England. Learn More

Notation on back "This is where we spend some of our leasure time." Learn More

The big concentration. Used 1907 Edmund, United Kingdom. Learn More

The practicing boy. Learn More

Ready to hit a ball. Learn More

Printed on back "A Clinging Grip To Ball and Tip. Spink's Billiard Chalk Prevents Miscues." Copyright by W. M. Spiks & Co., Chicago. Used. Learn More

G. Simonini, Livorno. Italian, French, British, American Billiards. Used 1923 Italy. Learn More

Billiards Manufacturer Fratelli Deagostini. Used 1942 Italy. Learn More

The game. French, France. Learn More

An 18th century scene. Sports, novelty, France. Learn More

Soldiers at a pool table in their cantine. Bust, bottle, clock, silverware, uniform, helmet, cigarette, smoking, tobacco. Used 1910, Belgium. Learn More

"A Lost Game." Artist signed. Romance, Switzerand. Learn More

"How's The Game, Marker? 40-30. Striker Behind, Sir !" Published by Bamforth & Co., Holmfirth (England) and New York. Score board, comic, British, Great Britain. There is some edge wear and a light crease. Learn More

Playing soldier. Real photo, pool. There is a name of Victor-Hugo on the back of the card. Learn More

Sports, pool, snooker, food, tea cups. Used 1930 Assen, Netherlands. Learn More

"Gran'Pop Tries a Difficult Shot." Sports, pool, snooker, fruits, cup, basket. Artist signed Lawson Wood. Published by Valentine & Sons Co., Great Britain. Learn More

The devoted shooter. Learn More

The clever dodge. Learn More

The boy, concentrated on the game. Learn More

"37. Bar-Le-Duc Cafe." Learn More

"You win." Copyright 1912 by J. Herman. Used 1913 Brooklyn, New York City. Learn More

"Mr. And Mrs. Cavendish (Miss Isabel Jay)." Photo by Foulsham & Banfield. Rotary Photograhic Series. Hand-tinted. Learn More

"I am tired of this bachelor game." Copyright by A. Q. Southwick, New York. Used 1908 Malden, Massachusetts. Tape in corner on back, supporting corner crease upper right.. Learn More

"Newark Pool Tables Manufacturing, Newark, New Jersey." Learn More

"Billiard Parlors, Elks Club, Portland, Oregon." Published by Louis Scheiner, Portland. Learn More

The team with the tropheys. British. Learn More

The teams, ready for the tournament. Used Czechoslovakia. Learn More

The boys, interested in the shot. British. Learn More

"Lecon de Billard. Balls, with calculation, bring back the play that without tiredness, in front of, behind, by hands and returns, with the method you continue the part." Learn More

"Honni is which badly thinks of it." Pipe, tobacco, smoking, France. Learn More

"I'll have to extend my enlistment to finish this game." Learn More

"Eh there ! Moulard father, attention, you have the tail which trembles. - Ah rams! you will see that, when you reach my age." Pipe, tobacco, France, comic. Learn More

Advertising for free shirts. Learn More

The fun. Artist signed. Used 1930 Bruxells, Belgium. Learn More

"Where's the Spot, Dearie. Oh ! Horace. You Should Know by Now." Learn More

Notation on back "Ft. Lewis, Washington." Sports, military. Learn More

Advertising for Matador Table. Sports. Learn More