Mark Twain Billiard Art Vintage Photograph

About Our Mark Twain Billiard Art. Celebrate Mark Twain's life with this vintage billiard photograph shot in St. Louis, MO in 1891. The billiard table, as a Sabbath-breaker can beat any coal-breaker in Pennsylvania and give it 30 in the game. -Mark Twain's letter to Emilie Rogers in November 1906. Add some instant history to your walls with our collection of vintge images from the late 19th and early 20th century. Take a glimpse at the world in which our ancestors lived - the people, their struggle, their play, and their time in between. A mosaic of images depicting those hard and eventful years of our grandparents and great grandparents, presented, as they would appear back in those rough and tumble days.

More About This Vintage Picture

1. This image is available in either Black and White or Sepia.
2. This image is available unframed or framed in your choice of 8x10 or 11x14 size.
3. Framed images are matted behind an old style frame which has been slightly distressed and put under safety plexiglass.
4. Please Note: This image is an authentic reproduction showing the wear of time and the not so sharp and precise camera focus of yesterdays photography equipment.
5. Mix up with other vintage photos to create a classic look on any wall.
6. View Frame and Size Options.

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