Help! I inherited a 1940's Tournament table

It's a Brunswick Balke Collender Co. Paramount with Monarch Cushions

No pockets! My father in law was a tournament player for decades. He had this installed in his garage in 1982 and now I have to move it.

It's 10'x5' with Rosewood rails, 1and 1/2" slate copper trim. It's in great shape, needs some polishing!

It comes with 3 sets of Arimith pro Billiard balls.

I'm in the suburbs of Sacramento and would like to find a new home for this unique table!!

In a 2-point system 2-on-2 scotch doubles 3-cushion game, we scored a 7-point high run with my friend.

I've been so busy lately that I haven't had time to play billiards. Please forgive me with this video.

As I mentioned above I live in Atlanta and looking for a place to play some 3 cushion. Also trying to buy a table if possible so I could practice at home since there are not many places around. Any suggestions?

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Bank shots in one match(feat. Some fluke shots)

The billiard hall owner also installed cameras from different angles, so I recorded and now uploading videos! Which do you think looks better this time or the videos uploaded before?

I just got curious about professional carom players who started late. Considering there are so many top carom players in their 40s and 50s.