[ibuycues]

Originally Posted by realkingcobra

Robin Adair has a small pool table like yours, but his is not coin-operated...but that thing sure is cute. I'll take a few pictures of it and post them here so you can see it

Thanks Glen,

The picture in post #11 was part of my muddy backyard area under construction when you came to pick up a table that you delivered to Ohio to my brother!

Will

[realkingcobra]

I remember that room when it was under contraction, you've done a wonderful job of finishing it off. When I get up to your area of the country I'll drop in and have a look in person. Robin told me that he may know of 2 or 3 more tables like the one he has, so when I have time tomorrow I'll post up the pictures of the one at his house I took. It looks like an antique Brunswick table, sure is cute tho, and with a real slate and all

Glen

[ibuycues]

Originally Posted by realkingcobra

I remember that room when it was under contraction, you've done a wonderful job of finishing it off. When I get up to your area of the country I'll drop in and have a look in person. Robin told me that he may know of 2 or 3 more tables like the one he has, so when I have time tomorrow I'll post up the pictures of the one at his house I took. It looks like an antique Brunswick table, sure is cute tho, and with a real slate and all

Glen

Glen,

I look forward to the pictures, and also you coming by the house next time you find yourself near this way. Stay overnight and I will treat you to a KC BBQ feast.

Will Prout

[realkingcobra]

Here you go Will I tried running a rack of 9ball on this thing, but just like on the big tables...I still couldn't run out...so to anyone that thinks playing on a big table helps your game on a smaller table...you're all NUTS!!! with an 18" x 36" playing surface, this table is about as cute as a new born baby, as it only gets ugly as it gets older

[ibuycues]

Cool table Glen!

I have determined the secret to my success running balls at pool is to play with large pockets and small pool balls!

Thanks for the pictures!

................and if you come across any tables like the small coin op ones i am pursuing, be sure to let me know!..........................................

Will

[T-Dawg]

Seller says it`s a 10 cent coin -op.

[ibuycues]

Originally Posted by T-Dawg

Seller says it`s a 10 cent coin -op.

I believe this is an English table, and quite a bit bigger than what I am seeking. Thanks.

[T-Dawg]

Originally Posted by ibuycues

I believe this is an English table, and quite a bit bigger than what I am seeking. Thanks.

The other pic in the ad is a side view and it is smaller than it looks in the first picture.I imagine there are not many of the tables left that your looking for,but I also imagine if one comes up that there are not many who would want one.

[ibuycues]

Originally Posted by T-Dawg

The other pic in the ad is a side view and it is smaller than it looks in the first picture.I imagine there are not many of the tables left that your looking for,but I also imagine if one comes up that there are not many who would want one.

The last two Billiardettes tables like I am seeking sold for over $2850 each. It would amaze you how many are looking for these tables. The British tables are fifty percent larger and don't fit in with my table layout. I have 14 tables right now.

One fully restored Billiardette sold last year at Chicagoland for $7950.

The table in your ad was not originally a ten cent table, not US. May have been converted along the way.

Thanks.

[mnorwood]

Originally Posted by ibuycues

Cuesblues,
Dartman,
CMBSU,

Thanks to each of you for the responses. I appreciate it, and if you come upon one, I am really in the market to buy a couple for a project. Thanks!

I have attached one picture to give an example of how I am using the tables.

Will

Is this a picture of a room in your house?

[tattoosbyjay]

Originally Posted by ibuycues

Cuesblues,
Dartman,
CMBSU,

Thanks to each of you for the responses. I appreciate it, and if you come upon one, I am really in the market to buy a couple for a project. Thanks!

I have attached one picture to give an example of how I am using the tables.

Will

w0w thats awesome id love to see it in person

[ibuycues]

Originally Posted by mnorwood

Is this a picture of a room in your house?

Yes, it is................

Thanks.

[cmbwsu]

1934 Billardette Table: http://www.pinrepair.com/arcade/billett.htm

1931 Home Billardette Table: http://www.pinrepair.com/arcade/8billia.htm

Contact info at bottom of the pages!

[ibuycues]

Still looking for one more of these tables, or the coin mech I mentioned earlier.

Thanks!

Will Prout

[ibuycues]

Originally Posted by ibuycues

The coin mech I am missing is the one on the table shown in the first post of this thread. If you look at the picture I posted later in this thread, you will also see it on one of the closer tables.

Again, just like the one in the picture in the opening post. I really need this mech and would REALLY step up in price if you have one, or find one.

Thanks in advance for looking. You may even know some pickers who have one. I will buy several of them.

Will

All,

I am still looking to buy another of these antique miniature coin operated pool tables. By any manufacturer.

Also, I still am looking for one of these coin mechanisms for a restoration I have underway.

I will certainly pay a referral fee if I buy a table or coin mechanism you have referred.

Thanks!

Will Prout