NEW #4 Vintage Brunswick Dart Ball Balke Collender Clay Composite Pool Billiard

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NEW #4 Vintage Brunswick Dart Ball Balke Collender Clay Composite Pool Billiard:
$28.00

YOU ARE BUYING ONE BALL!

The following was from a previous listing I had, there wasn\'t much interest in the set so I have decided to break up the set and sell the balls individually, shipping is for the CONUS only,

Set of 6 Replacement # 4 Brunswick Billiard Balls, I could find no information or photos of a similar set online so I am thinking that these might be on the rarer side, this is an early 1900\'s style ball with the pointed darts, original Brunswick box is a bit tattered as shown, old cotton? padding lines the box, I did not carefully inspect every ball but the all appear new. my guess is that the pool halls back in the day had boxes of each numbered ball for replacement of a damaged ball, I\'ve seen used individual balls sold in the 15.00 to 20.00 range, I couldn\'t find any \"new\" balls that have sold recently on much less a boxed set of 6 so I am setting the reserve accordingly and I will let the new owner decide if they wish to break up this set or keep it as a whole, please note the pencil marks on the box end, \" 2-19-3 \" I do not know if this is a date or what \" 2-7-5\" is written on the lid and scribbled out, please do your research and offer accordingly.

Shipping is for the CONUS only, I will back carefully so your purchase arrives in condition as shown

The following info is from a fellow er: not sure my information is correct:

To help you?The balls do not belong to that box. The balls are no earlier than 1930.(yes---I\'m sure) My regards

About the box:
I know of only two types of six-ball boxes used for pool balls, I have them indifferent manufacturers\' versions.
Your box originally held either six baseball pool balls, or six differentlycolored snooker pool balls.

You\'re welcome.\"Your box originally held either six baseball pool balls, or sixdifferently colored snooker pool balls.\"I should have clarified, The six differently colored snooker balls may have been numbered (#2 thru #7),or not numbered at all. Take care..