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I’m sorry for you loss moving from an Anniversary to a Diamond 😔 😂 I love Diamonds, I just appreciate the beauty and craftsmanship of the old tables and the American pool history and heritage. I love the 7 foot Pro-Am those things are a blast the diamond bar table, I would not mind having one of...

Actually that’s a Sonny Rollins poster next to the Brubeck concert poster! But in the Brubeck poster, I have framed a concert program my dad got at one of Dave Brubeck’s concerts, signed by everyone in the band, Paul Desmond, Dave Brubeck and the others in the band at that time, shortly after...

Here’s a few more before and after of Mark Gregory’s rail work on the rosewood rails. Sub rails were rebuilt and pockets extended/tightened. Polyester high gloss finish, I think 8 coats after refinishing. The pockets are tight but the pocket angle and facings are correct so if you deserve the...

I've played a few games of 1P and yes you're right, less chance of scratching on shots you know you don't deserve to scratch on! I feel like in the few games I played at least, less of those "pull the rug out from under you moments" of scratching when you don't think you should. You definitely...

Thanks! Yeah, I just really like the look of that shade of green with a large table! It makes the high gloss rosewood rails and the bright aluminum really pop too.

My bad, yes, 4.7 on the sides, not 3.7! 4.5" on the corners and 4.7 on the sides. Yes, slightly bigger than the corners! Playing on the table for a few hours, those tight sides make you think twice, play pretty tough.

Thanks! That light is made by Mark Gregory also. He makes these lights for the Anniversary and Centennial tables. The light is 10' long, custom made for this table, matches the extruded aluminum skirts on the Centennial. When you have a proper light or proper lighting on your table, it's a...

Sharing a few before and after pictures of my Centennial restoration. Just got everything put back together today. Anyone thinking of doing a restoration, takes time, but definitely worth it! Mark Gregory did all the rail work and told me how to do the legs, turned out amazing! 4.5” corners...

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Brunswick Anniversary, 9 foot table. Ball return. Original monarch cushions. Cosmetic restoration, wood refinished and re-stained to the original color. All metal has been polished to a mirror finish. Located in Yuba City California, just north of Sacramento. Simonis tournament blue, 860...

Spent the weekend setting up the Anniversary. Hit a few balls testing the cushions today and they are perfect, very lively! Thanks Glen for the advice to keep the original rubber!

I’m on the wait list since 2013, I think 3 more years, but this one here is a beauty…!

Yeah this table was a time capsule for sure! What is it that comes lose on the figure 8’s? All the threads look ok and everything seemed solid before I took it apart.

Are all Southwest 58”? Is this one 58”?

Getting the rails ready to be recovered. Here’s a few pictures of the rubber.

Thanks. Yeah the reason I even considered keeping the original rubber is I’ve been told the old ones were the best cushions you could get, genuine gum rubber. I’m not doing any rail or pocket tightening on this one, so I’ll keep the rubber and see how it goes!

The table was in the same home here in California since the late ‘50’s. Like a time capsule. I’ve done a full cosmetic restoration. I’ll probably replace the rubber. I hit a few balls on it before I took it apart but the cloth was so bad I didn’t pay a lot of attention to testing the rubber.

Hi, I have a Brunswick Anniversary that has the original rubber. Feels soft, normal when I squeeze it. I would hate to have to pay to have the table set up twice if I get it set up and it turns out the rubber doesn’t play right. Anyway to tell if that rubber needs to be replaced? I’m having...

Do you have pictures of this cue, is it the SVB black? The silver heavy rings aren't for everyone aesthetically, but these cues are pretty deadly.

Sorry, yes I just edited, $4,000.