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I have an olhausen 7ft table with snooker rails, I was wondering how hard would it be to convert to pool? Or can I order pool rails from olhausen? Thanks

I believe you can purchase one from home and leisure direct in the uk. If that doesn't work maybe contact tw cues, I believe they designed the cue.

I think it is original. At least its a match set. I was wondering how much slate they had in inventory? I know the second world war broke out in 1939 so the building of tables may have been limited for quite sometime. I wish I knew more details on the history of the table because I have grown...

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Thanks, I'm not really sure what kind of wood it is but didn't seem like walnut. It has Pennsylvania slate stamped union made Aug 10, 1939. If my memory serves me correctly it said anniv.sportsman pkt model d-c. on the underside of the rails.

8 ft os. model d-c.

Trying to upload a pic, hopefully it works!

I have a model dc and I think it has rosewood rails, not veneer though. MAYBE ITS A RARE FIND!

John Tschirhart at custombilliards.com did a great job on my Brunswick Anniversary.

I just looked over the slate and table, it hasn't been modified so.... possibly the older tables had the same bolt pattern, or the slate was manufactured before the u.s entered ww2 and wasn't built into a table until the war was over?

I have a Brunswick anniversary model dc with slates stamped aug 10, 1939. Does this mean the slates were made well before the table came out?

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