Good day good people...
Wondering if anybody can perhaps assist with putting an age to the 6ft Riley table I inhereted from my Grandfather.
The table is an E.J. Riley Limited, Accrington with serial number A61880.
It is a 1/4 snooker table with the dining top. It has square legs that tapers down.
The table belonged to my mother's father... I remember playing on this table when I was a little kid, and I know my father played on it when he was in highschool, when he was still just friends with my mother's older brother. My mother grew up with the table in the house. So since we know the table was just there. Unfortunately my grandfather passed away a little over two years ago, so heaven only knows how and when he got the table.
For the past 15-20 years the table was at my parents' house and in that time we managed to get a smaller set of pool balls to suit the smaller scale and pockets. It also has the original set of smaller snooker balls. The table now came to me after the passing of my father, and for the first time I actually noticed it the manufacturer when moving it to my house...
Is there any way to get a manufacturing date from the serial number?
TIA
Wondering if anybody can perhaps assist with putting an age to the 6ft Riley table I inhereted from my Grandfather.
The table is an E.J. Riley Limited, Accrington with serial number A61880.
It is a 1/4 snooker table with the dining top. It has square legs that tapers down.
The table belonged to my mother's father... I remember playing on this table when I was a little kid, and I know my father played on it when he was in highschool, when he was still just friends with my mother's older brother. My mother grew up with the table in the house. So since we know the table was just there. Unfortunately my grandfather passed away a little over two years ago, so heaven only knows how and when he got the table.
For the past 15-20 years the table was at my parents' house and in that time we managed to get a smaller set of pool balls to suit the smaller scale and pockets. It also has the original set of smaller snooker balls. The table now came to me after the passing of my father, and for the first time I actually noticed it the manufacturer when moving it to my house...
Is there any way to get a manufacturing date from the serial number?
TIA
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