They look nice a think that's my next mission to get 1
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Originally Posted by Removal man stevie View PostAre all numbers the same ? A think u should have kept it a like itOriginally Posted by jrc750 View PostYes numbers are the same, i think it's some sort of trademark design, i would maybe of kept it if it was 58" longUp the TSF! :snooker:
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Originally Posted by DeanH View PostI've always thought it was the Registered Company Number for Burroughes & Watts Ltd. Hence it will be the same
I think it's the design ! wonder where to look ?? i bet 100 upper would know ???
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Here you go Dean, taken from "cues n views"
"The Burwat Champion was the result of experimentation by the cue makers during the 1890s and the design was first registered in 1895/6. It proved to be one of the most popular cues that Burroughes & Watts ever sold and it was produced in three distinct editions."
So it looks as tho it is the design
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Originally Posted by Removal man stevie View PostThey look nice a think that's my next mission to get 1---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Old cue collector --
Cue Sales: http://oldcues.co.uk/index.php?id=for_sale_specials
(yes I know they're not cheap, I didn't intend them to be!..)
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***Unusual Burwat Champion replica for sale***
I believe it is the design patent number as they started in about 1916 with six digit numbers beginning with 100000
Not entirely sure what they registered though as there are some vatiations in the woods used
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Originally Posted by Removal man stevie View PostAre all numbers the same ? A think u should have kept it a like itOriginally Posted by jrc750 View PostYes numbers are the same, i think it's some sort of trademark design, i would maybe of kept it if it was 58" longOriginally Posted by jrc750 View PostHere you go Dean, taken from "cues n views"
"The Burwat Champion was the result of experimentation by the cue makers during the 1890s and the design was first registered in 1895/6. It proved to be one of the most popular cues that Burroughes & Watts ever sold and it was produced in three distinct editions."
So it looks as tho it is the designUp the TSF! :snooker:
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maybe so but you can still send him a PM.
at the top of your TSF screen (PC not phone) click on "User Control Panel".
On the left, "Send New Message", in the "Recipients" start typing the name you want to PM, the list of appropriate names will appear, select the one you wishUp the TSF! :snooker:
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Originally Posted by DeanH View Postmaybe so but you can still send him a PM.
at the top of your TSF screen (PC not phone) click on "User Control Panel".
On the left, "Send New Message", in the "Recipients" start typing the name you want to PM, the list of appropriate names will appear, select the one you wish
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