Diamond Score Pool

Diamond Score Pool is an electro-mechanical cue/billiards game from Williams Manufacturing Company, not a pinball machine, built around a billiards theme (model 154). Its exact date of manufacture is not documented, but it was described in a trade newspaper from February 1956. It was also sold in a larger "Senior Diamond Score Pool" version with a playfield 18 inches longer.

As a two-player game requiring two dimes per play, Diamond Score Pool reflects the coin-operated amusement trends of its era, offering players a billiards-themed alternative to traditional pinball. Little information is available about its designer or specific gameplay mechanics.

Because it falls outside the pinball category and has limited documentation, Diamond Score Pool remains a lesser-known entry in Williams' catalog, of particular interest to collectors researching the company's broader lineup of coin-operated amusement games beyond pinball.