45 Anniversary table slate?
- Thread starter jshepp69
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First of all, the Anniversary wasn't introduced until 1946. Second, yes there's a good chance it has Vermont slate, but only if Brunswick had some left in stock after WWII, because they shut their mining down during WWII. But the Brunstone works just as well.
Thanks for your reply RKC.
Just started a post on my recently purchased anniversary. When we removed the cloth we found a break in the corner of the middle piece. I've got it reassembled at our house now and it appears to have gone back in place tight and level. Any opinion of what type of slate this is?...TIA
Being shes as old as I am she appears to be in good shape w the original monarch superspeed w plenty of life still in them.
Just started a post on my recently purchased anniversary. When we removed the cloth we found a break in the corner of the middle piece. I've got it reassembled at our house now and it appears to have gone back in place tight and level. Any opinion of what type of slate this is?...TIA
Being shes as old as I am she appears to be in good shape w the original monarch superspeed w plenty of life still in them.
Per Brunswick's archives, the Anniversary was produced from 1945-1964. I see no mention of Brustone.
Table - 1946 | Brunswick Billiards
brunswick.pastperfectonline.com
No mention of shutting down their mining operations either, but they were still shut down for the war effort.