Billiards Illustrated - Spot Barred
A relaxing Vicar, just about to don his tripey bathing suit and take a dip at a likelt spot, is thwarted by a zealous landowner, who refers the clergyman to a sign denoting that bathing is not permitted! The term itself refers to an English billiards rule in which the red ball is placed upon the centre spot after two spot strokes
Picture No
10678675
Media ID
45557771
Size
5254px x 3379px
(7.0MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection
Source
Illustration by P. V. B. (Percy Venner Bradshaw - 1877-1965) for the Raphael Tuck Humorous' postcard series
Date
circa 1903
