Brunswick standing rack ?

[barking4action]

I want one of these. I have 2 racks. I need the stand and the connecting piece. Any idea on what it's worth? Thanks , Jesse

 

[ROB.M]

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I don't know the value.
Appears It's a GC1 rack. Is the Brunswick name plate plastic or metal?
This rack should sell in two shakes of a lambs tale'
If you need any of the rubber cue retainers I have a hard to find set forsale.
I'll add a photo later.


Rob.M

 

[pdcue]

I want one of these. I have 2 racks. I need the stand and the connecting piece. Any idea on what it's worth? Thanks , Jesse

Lots o' luck. This is a rare one indeed. I've seen thes racks screwed
to a wall about a gazillion times, but didn't even know a free standing
version existed.

Guess there is always more to learn.

Dale

 

[Hungarian]

Did you call Derrick and ask him? The cue racks alone sell for $150 to $250 each depending on condition and quantity. This has two cue racks and the pedestal. I'd bet he sell this for around $600, maybe even less. Give him a call. There's also a good chance he no longer has this item.

I want one of these. I have 2 racks. I need the stand and the connecting piece. Any idea on what it's worth? Thanks , Jesse

 

[ROB.M]

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From a old Brunswick dealer catalog.

Rob.M

 

[Hungarian]

That's awesome. I like the triple version best.

From a old Brunswick dealer catalog.

Rob.M

 

[Hungarian]

I just wonder how stable they are loaded down with cues? Especially the tri or quad versions...

 

[ROB.M]

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I'll leave the photos up for a bit then they'll come down, save images while u can'

Rob.M

 

[ibuycues]

Rack Stand Stability

I just wonder how stable they are loaded down with cues? Especially the tri or quad versions...

The rack stand base has a large, thick section of cast iron mounted to the underside of the base. It is HEAVY! Kinda like the old-time National cash registers, Mills slot machines or pole-mounted fire boxes. HEAVY, and not goin' anywhere, let alone goin' over!

I own the rack stand pictured in the photo.

Will Prout

 

[barking4action]

The rack stand base has a large, thick section of cast iron mounted to the underside of the base. It is HEAVY! Kinda like the old-time National cash registers, Mills slot machines or pole-mounted fire boxes. HEAVY, and not goin' anywhere, let alone goin' over!

I own the rack stand pictured in the photo.

Will Prout

Sweet rack. I have 3 racks. Can I convert them to the ground version ?

 

[dnixon]

very nice good luck

 

[fastone371]

I have the double sided one just like in the picture. I bought .250 dia. rubber rod from Granger to replace the rubber cue retainers. I saw some for sale for $5.00 ea. I think, seemed rather costly. They definitely will not tip over, it has the big cast aluminum pedestal with a weight bolted to the bottom. I am not sure when Brunswick made those floor standing racks, but when my table was bought new, its a GCII, the owner bought kind of a package that included the table, cue rack, Brunswick 1 pc. cues, a Hoppe Titlist, Centennials, rack, brush, bridge etc. if that helps to put some kind of a date on the cue rack.