Would anyone like to inspect my balls?

A set of Aramith premiers for the American market.

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A tray of random balls.  The Playboy black ball started my collection about thirty years ago.

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Whilst on the subject, these originals are quite rare as they were only available for one season before being superseded.  I ordered them directly from the Playboy magazine.  I also ordered Miss January but, alas, she's no longer available either.

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These were won in a tournament.  Crop up online occasionally, often with wildly fluctuating price tags.

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Same set, different angle.

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Pleased to see you have the numbers in the correct order and all positioned on top Pokermonster, highly satisfactory.

A set of Aramith poker pool balls, circa 1979 or 1980.

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Same set, different angle.

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The poker balls, above, were later replaced by Aramith with this newer design.

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Same set, different angle.

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A set of Stars and Stripes, marketed by an American company called Elephant Balls.  I always thought this brand name was ill-advised considering the game's shameful past regards the ivory trade.

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Another tray of individual balls.  The 6 and 14 spots, if you hadn't already guessed, are glow-in-the-dark balls.

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A set of chequered balls manufactured by a company called Stirling, sadly no longer trading.

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These were a tournament prize, along with a case of Johnnie Walker Blue Label which later sold for $800.

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To the best of my knowledge this set is very rare in mint condition.  They seldom appear online, and when they do they're usually badly worn.

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You seem to have layed them out on a union flag, which will get some of the more bitter angry ignorant forumites enraged . Where is Alias these days anyway?

I used to play pool, never heard of poker pool before, that sounds interesting.

I searched for poker pool and got this:
http://www.dealerdolls.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/PoolPoker.jpg
... Where do you put your balls?