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I posted something in your other thread in the main forum. It looks like you've got the wrong link here. Here's the correct link to the craigslist ad: http://southjersey.craigslist.org/atq/1496001772.html If they copied the legs from the originals, you could buy replacement leg bands to give...

Early Anniversaries came in 3 trim levels. According to the 1950 service manual: Model C had off-white baked enamel finish on the aluminum corner castings. No side pocket castings. Model C-I had the same enamel castings with side pocket castings Model D-C had anodized aluminum casting that...

Thanks Casey for the manuals. I've uploaded them to http://www.mediafire.com/pooltablemanuals if anyone wants a copy, they can download them from there. Markus

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Nice looking table! And a great install. Enjoy it. Markus

So, How's it shoot? Markus

Maybe you should make an instructional video:thumbup::thumbup: Just kidding, table looks great, you're a braver man than I... btw, what's the guitar peeking out from behind the table? Epiphone? Markus

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I uploaded the manual for the Viscount to Mediafire. Anyone who wants it (like bandit99) can download it from here: http://www.mediafire.com/pooltablemanuals Thanks again, magnetardo! Markus

Thanks for the .pdf, magnetardo. Here's a screen capture of the cover: Too bad the OP hasn't come back, maybe he's not as interested as we are. Markus

It's a Viscount. http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=121918&highlight=viscount Markus

I never noticed that. The text for the Centennial rails in the catalog says: "New, extra durable formica rails - resistant to burns, marring, and liquid effects - available at extra cost." I had assumed that they switched to Formica in 61 when the Gold Crown came out. Markus

My Anniversary has the same logo and Formica Rails as well: This is from the 1952 catalog: The first mention of Formica Rails was in the 1961 Catalog: The only picture of the table in the 61 catalog is the same drawing they used for years, and you can just make out the rectangular logo...

I've had several requests for the .pdf of the manuals Brunswick sent to me. I put the Anniversary and Centennial manuals on MediaFire (photobucket does not support pdfs) so anyone who wants them can download them directly. I also uploaded the Gold Crown I manual and Comparision chart that many...

All good advice so far. On Anniversary tables, look for broken/missing mounting tabs on the lower corner castings, they often break. The lower thin edge of the aprons are prone to damage, from that picture they look in good shape. There should be another bridge holder on the other side as...

Links: Link to Joss auction Link to Espiritu auction Markus

axejunkie, copy the line that starts with and the pics show up like this: Nice looking cue! Markus

IMO... Take a look at the link Mr Hoppe posted, and see what you can find in a 4 x 8 table. Most antique tables are going to be 4 1/2 x 9 or larger. Then ask the wife how much family room she is willing to give up to get an antique table. (not to mention additional $$ for something good...

You're welcome! These table were not usually marked with a date, and have no serial numbers. Around 1961 when the Gold Crown came out, they switched to Formica Rails (like I have.) The earlier tables had a rectangular nameplate like this: Although I've seen pictures of at least one table...

PM sent I have a .pdf copy of the manual for Anniversary tables. If anyone wants a copy, PM me with your email address and I'll send it your way. Markus