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Picked up a 9’ Brunswick Heritage pool table from the ‘70’s in a beautiful home in Arcata California. The table had barely been played on, in new condition. All original cloth. Hardly a mark on the cloth in nearly 50 years. Not sure why or how the family kept the table but never played on it...

1914 Brunswick Kling 9’ pool table. 6 legs. This table was in very nice original condition, but I had the table fully restored to perfection. The Circassian walnut version of this table is arguably the most beautiful wood Brunswick ever used in these handmade tables. These tables were called...

Hi where are the tables located?

Hi there, beautiful cue, what’s the length? 58”? Does he make extensions for his cues? I play w a 4” extension currently being taller, I like longer cue.

Yeah, you're exactly right, good points all around. The main issue is commercial space costs money and if you can't generate strong revenue, it will be a struggle. Being on the hook for a commercial lease is a huge risk. Working through this inside and out, I realized that to have space to...

This is an interesting topic. I've been working a lot on this concept this year. I found numerous potential locations and made several business plans around this model; ultimately it was a stretch at best financially to be able to do this model usually because of the cost of the commercial...

5/16-18 pin on the shaft; shaft on Robinson cues screws into the butt.

Robinson cue, 4 points, ebony, cocobolo, silver rings. Elephant ear leather wrap. Inlays all natural good stuff in joint and points, matching in the butt. 59” cue. 3 shafts. 12.25, 12.5, 12.75. Everything is straight together and apart. Robinson cues are some of the best cues ever made. The...

Is this one of the painted/stained maple ones or was this one ebony? If I remember correctly, Joe Gold made a some of these plain ones a few years ago that were colored black but weren't ebony. Does this one have the full silver rings?

Yeah, 3 pieces 1 1/2” thick slate, massive…

My wife caught me smelling the pocket leather! 😂 Smells just like a new high quality leather jacket!

Ah ok, I didn’t realize. This is my 2nd 10 footer! My preference, more table to love! My 10’ Centennial has tight pockets.

10 feet long and 5 wide as opposed to a 9 x 4.5, the original championship regulation size table before WWII

Yes she definitely likes this one more than when we saw them in Hearst Castle. I love the Kling table also, just beautiful hand built tables during that era. The legs on the Conqueror are unique, very masculine. I talked with Blatt Billiards in NY and they described this as a club table, so I...

Just under 5” in the corners, I think I didn’t communicate that I wanted 4.5” corners well, got overlooked in the restoration, but no complaints at all. This table is purely recreational, for the small pleasure of watching the ball roll perfectly around the 10 x 5 surface. 😂