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Paragon — 1928 Constructed of butt walnut and swirl mahogany with satinwood and ebony inlays. More information |
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Paramount — 1940-1942 Setting a new trend in table design and construction More information |
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Paramount (Canada) — 1940 New style special, extra heavy pocket irons that are fitted with distinctive metal shields and chromium fittings, designed to give best service and appearance to harmonize with table and rail. More information |
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Pendennis — 1890 to 1896 jA table of great beauty and symmetry of outline, but its chief charm lies in the elegant carving and moldings which are heavily ornamented. More information |
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Pfister, 4 leg model — 1898 to 1911 A design which will at once appeal to the refined taste of good judges of artistic and mechanical excellence. More information |
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Pfister, 6 leg model — 1898 to 1911 Produced under 18 construction patents awarded from 1896 to 1905; weighing 800 pounds. More information |
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Playmate — 1928 The newly designed metal leg construction, with folding features, has made possible large savings in manufacture, which enables us to offer this table complete with playing equipment at a most attractive price. More information |
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Plaza — 1890 to 1896 Perfect in outline and finish and the handsome carved panels and moldings with which it is ornamented, giving it a rich and elegant appearance. More information |
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Popular — 1885 to 1895 The Popular has long retained a prominent position in all billiard rooms, and in each and every part of its construction is perfect in all particulars. More information |
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