Vintage Hyatt Pool Balls, Solid Color, Pocket Billiard/Pool Balls " Fancy "
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:414314 | Brand: Albany Billiard Ball Company |
| Country/Region of Manufacture: United States | MPN: Does not apply |
| Model: Fancy 2 1/4 | UPC: Does not apply |
Vintage New Hyatt Pool Balls, Solid Color, Pocket Billiard/Pool Balls "Fancy"In Original Box Albany Billiard Ball Company, Albany NY Vintage New Hyatt Pool Balls, Solid Color, Pocket Billiard/Pool Balls "Fancy" Vintage New Hyatt Pool Balls, Solid Color, Pocket Billiard/Pool Balls "Fancy" ... Click images to enlarge Description Vintage New Hyatt Pool Balls, Solid Color, Pocket Billiard/Pool Balls "Fancy"
A spectacular find, these pool balls are over 100 years old, made by The Albany Billiard Ball Company, Albany NY and in their original box thesed would make a fantastic display piece for any cue sport aficionado or collector.
Made using a material called Cellulose Nitrate, eventually called Cellulose, which was developed by John Wesley Hyatt, a printer, who had been encouraged to develop the new substance when he saw an ad offering $10, 000 to the person who invented a usable substitute for ivory in billiard balls. Though he eventually achieved success with his new material, forming the Celluloid Manufacturing Co. in 1871, it seems he never received the $10, 000 award. Get images that
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A spectacular find, these pool balls are over 100 years old, made by The Albany Billiard Ball Company, Albany NY and in their original box thesed would make a fantastic display piece for any cue sport aficionado or collector.
Made using a material called Cellulose Nitrate, eventually called Cellulose, which was developed by John Wesley Hyatt, a printer, who had been encouraged to develop the new substance when he saw an ad offering $10, 000 to the person who invented a usable substitute for ivory in billiard balls. Though he eventually achieved success with his new material, forming the Celluloid Manufacturing Co. in 1871, it seems he never received the $10, 000 award. Get images that
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