ILLUSTRATIONS
(Reproduced by the Swan Electric Engraving Co.; Walker & Boutall; P. Naumann, and G. H. Ford)
| PLATES | ||
|---|---|---|
| ARTIST | ||
| A Screw Loser | Lucien Davis. | Frontispiece |
| Choosing a Cue | „ „ | To face p. 48 |
| Preliminaries | „ „ | „ 108 |
| Opening The Game | „ „ | „ 133 |
| A Disputed Score | „ „ | „ 148 |
| In or out of Baulk | „ „ | „ 190 |
| The Long Rest | „ „ | „ 264 |
| A Serious Game: Nursing the Balls | „ „ | „ 300 |
| A Difficult Stroke | „ „ | „ 362 |
| Are They Touching | „ „ | „ 386 |
| A Ladies’ Battle | „ „ | „ 440 |
| ILLUSTRATIONS IN TEXT | ||
| PAGE | ||
| Mr. Samson’s Sections of a Billiard-room | 64, 65 | |
| An Outside Billiard-Room | 103 | |
| Stringing. | 106 | |
| An Easy Attitude | 107 | |
| The Bridge | 109 | |
| Using the Rest | 113 | |
| The Bridge (bouclée) | 129 | |
| Instead of Long Rest | 148 | |
| High Bridge for a Cramped Stroke | 188 | |
| A Push Stroke | 225 | |
| A Push (bouclée) | 232 | |
| The Leap or Jump Stroke | 252 | |
| When Player’s Ball is near a Cushion | 263 | |
| Preparing to play behind the Back: the right way | 314 | |
| Preparing to play behind the Back: the wrong way | 324 | |
| A Nursery | 349 | |
| Playing behind the Back | 360 | |
| A Winning Game | 437 | |