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Nice meeting you Lyn! We are asking $25,000.00 with the matching light.:thumbup: This table took so much time and the materials were expensive. It is worth every penny.

This is a gem of a table. It is a complete ground up restoration. -Frame is reinforced & planned flat -Slates have been block lapped -Honduran Rosewood veneer on legs, stretcher & bridge holders -Brand new rails built by Mark Gregory of Perfect Pockets. Featuring 1/2 inch Honduran Rosewood...

She plays even better than she looks! Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums mobile app

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Give me a call. I think I can help.

Do not us spray adhesive. Use a good contact cement. If not the facing will fall down. Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums mobile app

Are any of the mechanics on here coming to the Super Billiards Expo end of this month? Mark Gregory, Oscar Aparicio & myself will have a booth at the show. Stop on by & say hello.

Thanks Scott! Hope to see you there...

Just got word! John Palmer from On the Level Billiards & the inventor of the OTLVise will be hanging out at our booth on Saturday. If you move pool tables and carry slate this device is a must have. John is a good guy. Come say hello.

Boston Dave Egdahl - 617-212-8368

Sounds great Geoff! If you need any cloth let me know. I can bring it with me and save you on shipping.

I will take plenty of photos of the booth at the show & post them.:thumbup:

Hey Guys....Mark Gregory from Perfect Pocketz & Myself are having a booth this year at the Super Billiards Expo. We will have a gorgeous Brunswick Centennial & Custom LED Light on display. Please drop by and say hello.

Bump for reduced price...

Made in Jersey!

Reconditioned Brunswick Anniversary -All wood refinished -Walnut rails -Slates Lapped Flat -New Super Speed Cushions -Comes with either Simonis or Championship cloth -Set of Brunswick Centennial balls -Delivery & Set up included within 400 miles of 08008 -After 400 miles we can discuss costs...

Glen. You stated in the past that the short excrusions were on later GC 1 and the long ones were earlier. Is this still true? Sent from my iPhone using AzBilliards Forums mobile app

I have a refinished GC I for sale with the screw attached feet, the plastic emblem & castings dated 1963. But it has long extrusions. The talk on here was the short extrusions came later. But who knows. There are not mechanics posting on here who did these tables iin the early 60's. Alot of...

That is confusing. Because according to Glen the short extrusions were on later GC 1's. Though the screwed in foot is a definate sign of an early GC 1. In any case good luck with your table.

Hi, That is a nice find. The date you are speaking of was found inside the castings correct? Most of the GC I's we work on have the same year etched on the casting. The table you have has the partial extrussions (sp?) instead of the solid piece that the older GC I's had. Do your feet have the...