Identify this table

[Bowmer]

Need some help on maker, model and years

 

[garczar]

Need some help on maker, model and years

What does the metal plate say??

 

[Ģüśţāṿ]

Looks like a modified Brunswick Regina? Possibly done by the gentleman mentioned at the bottom of this link.

 

[garczar]

Looks like a modified Brunswick Regina? Possibly done by the gentleman mentioned at the bottom of this link.

Here's a Regina: https://www.billiardrestoration.com/antique-pool-tables/regina.htm Not even close.No inlays.

 

[garczar]

Send pics to these guys: https://www.billiardrestoration.com/ Tops at what they do.

 

[Bowmer]

There is a plate that says something about Palmer. It's for sale for 1200.00 in my area

 

[Bowmer]

More pics

Here are a couple more pics

 

[garczar]

Here are a couple more pics

Could be a Victor. They were made in Philly years ago. Metal corners were kinda common on the. http://www.billiardsforum.com/pool-...ntifying-pool-table-maybe-a-victor-pool-table

 

[Bowmer]

So I guess all the info is pretty readable now that I see it on my computer screen instead of my phone. Does anyone have any info on Palmer tables?? What about an approx. value?? I swear I have seen the metal plates with the B in them before

 

[alstl]

So I guess all the info is pretty readable now that I see it on my computer screen instead of my phone. Does anyone have any info on Palmer tables?? What about an approx. value?? I swear I have seen the metal plates with the B in them before

http://newbaldwynbearcat.blogspot.com/2008/07/baldwyn-businesses-palmers-pool-room.html

 

[TATE]

http://newbaldwynbearcat.blogspot.com/2008/07/baldwyn-businesses-palmers-pool-room.html

Good detective work. I ran across the same story. This was well before the Palmer cue company, no relation. They made tables in Baldwyn, Mississippi. Learn something new every day!

 

[garczar]

Awesome. Love learning stuff like this.

 

[Bowmer]

Looks to me like someone will be getting a pretty nice table for 1200.00

 

[book collector]

Palmer cues were made by Eugene Balner if my memory isn't screwed again.
That might explain the B on the corner castings.
If he did have anything to do with them.
I have no idea, ,just thinking out loud.

 

[garczar]

Palmer cues were made by Eugene Balner if my memory isn't screwed again.
That might explain the B on the corner castings.
If he did have anything to do with them.
I have no idea, ,just thinking out loud.

Not the same "B". Table was made in Mississippi.http://newbaldwynbearcat.blogspot.com/2008/07/baldwyn-businesses-palmers-pool-room.html

 

[alstl]

Palmer cues were made by Eugene Balner if my memory isn't screwed again.
That might explain the B on the corner castings.
If he did have anything to do with them.
I have no idea, ,just thinking out loud.

My guess is the B is for Baldwyn which is the name of the town Mr Palmer owned the pool hall in and where he made the tables beginning in 1954 or 1955.

No connection to Palmer cues apparently. George Balabushka loved pool, owned a pool hall and started making cues. Mr Palmer loved pool, owned a pool and started making tables.

 

[KAP1976]

Originally thought that it might be a Blatt.

 

[maha]

when you start trying to replace parts on that you wont be happy. move on.

 

[Lawnboy77]

I was looking at that “B” cast in the corner pocket and it looks more like it’s a “P” over a “B”. Might be a Palmer Billiards logo?