What kind of Brunswick table is this?

[Scott Chendo]

A friend of mine was cleaning out his grandparent's basement and uncovered this table. It's a Brunswick. Bigger than a 7 x 31/2 but not quite an 8 footer. I didn't measure it but looks bigger than a Valley bar table. 1" slate. The ball return separates the cueball from the object balls. Does anybody know what this table is?

Pics to follow

 

[Scott Chendo]

It may be a while. It's telling me that the pics are to large for the server to process

 

[Scott Chendo]

https://imgur.com/a/Lc6qLFF

 

[garczar]

https://imgur.com/a/Lc6qLFF

Gonna need more pics than that

 

[Scott Chendo]

https://imgur.com/a/6bpIO3v

 

[Scott Chendo]

https://imgur.com/a/zWwWz9b

 

[Scott Chendo]

Corner pockets are all fastened with cap screws, but have a couple nails staking them in like a Kassen would. Side pockets just have nails holding them in

 

[garczar]

Look up Brunswick Crowd Pleaser or a model HB.

 

[Scott Chendo]

Thank you Sir!

 

[garczar]

Thank you Sir!

Look at all like this: https://www.classicbilliards.net/an...cellaneous/brunswick-coin-op-manual-1968.html

 

[Scott Chendo]

Look at all like this: https://www.classicbilliards.net/an...cellaneous/brunswick-coin-op-manual-1968.html

That is exactly the table....

 

[garczar]

That is exactly the table....

I get lucky sometimes.

 

[mikemosconi]

The widest side pocket openings that I have ever seen- even wider than the early 20th Century Brunswick tables