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Does anyone know if the engraving on an old ivory badge can be re done..the badge is an old Tom Newman 1370...I'm planning on a full refurb as it's looking a bit tired👍
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Tony Glover is the best man to ask, it's his area of expertise -
Cheers pal, I'll give him a bellComment
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Lol....very goodOriginally Posted by narl View PostHe will probably be able to engrave that too
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Is this badge not plastic?---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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The 1370 break cue was probably made between 1924/5 and 1931 [this break being made in Nov24 and the next break (1814) in 1931].Originally Posted by perpetualboredom View Post
When would you say ivory stopped and plastic took over for badges?
Last edited by DeanH; 15 January 2017, 11:19 AM.Up the TSF! :snooker:Comment
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Newman's 1,370 was made on 1st November 1924. Large cue plates were mostly plastic after the 1914-18 war, but some top-end cues were still ivory.Originally Posted by DeanH View PostThe 1370 break cue was probably made between 1924/5 and 1931 [this break being made in Nov24 and the next break (1814) in 1931].
When would you say ivory stopped and plastic took over for badges?
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