Solved identification. Thanks

[rexus31]

Agreed,
wonder what part of the country it's in. That might make a little difference.

Based on the pics and if I had to guess, I'd say Arizona.

 

[Hard Knock Cues]

Is the legs are different, how can it be the same table?

If you looked at the two tables I showed the leg bases changed in different years. I'm thinking maybe it's just a different year or model

 

[Hard Knock Cues]

Based on the pics and if I had to guess, I'd say Arizona.

I thought the same, so possibly being a dry region it might not be too bad. But any place else I agree, it's a hard pass

 

[Terriblerack]

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Not sure the year on this one, it does have the red pockets. I thought it was a pretty solid table compared to a lot that are out there.

The body is pretty similar. That’s a good looking table.

 

[Terriblerack]

I thought the same, so possibly being a dry region it might not be too bad. But any place else I agree, it's a hard pass

Yep it’s an Arizona table. I was pretty weary of it being outside too. I spent a lot of time with a level and rolling balls on it. It’s definitely gonna need a whole lot of tlc.

 

[Terriblerack]

sure looks like a B'wick to me. Might ask Ken at Classic Billiards. He knows a TON about this stuff.

He definitely seemed to know a lot in the emails back and forth! Thanks again.

 

[rexus31]

Yep it’s an Arizona table. I was pretty weary of it being outside too. I spent a lot of time with a level and rolling balls on it. It’s definitely gonna need a whole lot of tlc.

Your need to check underneath and check out ALL the wood. I'd also look for insect damage underneath too.

 

[rexus31]

He definitely seemed to know a lot in the emails back and forth! Thanks again.

If it were an Anniversary, it would have a Brunswick nameplate at the head rail and counters on the foot rail. Do you have a pic of the ball tray?

What's the asking price?

 

[Hard Knock Cues]

Your need to check underneath and check out ALL the wood. I'd also look for insect damage underneath too.

Definitely let the table acclimate for a while before leveling all the Slate. That wood could be so dry. It absorbs whatever moisture content is in the air of where you move it to.

 

[garczar]

If it were an Anniversary, it would have a Brunswick nameplate at the head rail and counters on the foot rail. Do you have a pic of the ball tray?

What's the asking price?

not if the laminate was replaced. i think that's what ken is saying.

 

[rexus31]

not if the laminate was replaced. i think that's what ken is saying.

It's possible but not likely. Replacing the laminate is the most daunting restoration process on a pool table with laminate rails. Why would someone go through the trouble of that, only to neglect the "easier" restoration items? I could see filling in the void left by the nameplate, but adding wood to the scorer cutouts? Like I said, possible but not likely. The only way to tell if it is a Brunswick is to take it apart.

 

[garczar]

It's possible but not likely. Replacing the laminate is the most daunting restoration process on a pool table with laminate rails. Why would someone go through the trouble of that, only to neglect the "easier" restoration items? I could see filling in the void left by the nameplate, but adding wood to the scorer cutouts? Like I said, possible but not likely. The only way to tell if it is a Brunswick is to take it apart.

makes sense. i still think its B'wick and no S-W. looks to be in decent cond too.