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Love the color combination. Great job, congratulations and enjoy. Almost done with my 63 GC1 blue/white, originally from Smitty's Pool Hall in Springfield, Mass

Almost there with mine. I am just waiting for the pockets to come back. The powder metal coating needs wet sanding and buffing. Did you have any issues with your powder metal guy?

Looks great, congrats Scott.

Anybody else out there in this forum that knows where a GC1 cue rack is please PM me. Looking for blue/white but will take and repaint anything I can find.

Looks great, nice job Rexus. I need one in blue and white.

Replacement pockets I can’t cut the frame, I am too OCD. I guess I’ll just stick with my Frankenstein originals until a same size replacement comes up.

Gold Crown 1 drop pockets I know this is an old thread. Anybody purchase any new ones lately? If so I would appreciate a link, thanks. Restoring a 1963 original GC1 blue/white that I was told came from a Springfield Mass. pool hall. My original pockets are Frankensteined.

Gold Crown 1 drop pockets I know this is an old thread. Anybody purchase any new ones lately? If so I would appreciate a link, thanks. Restoring a 1963 original GC1 blue/white that I was told came from a Springfield Mass. pool hall. My original pockets are Frankensteined.

Great stuff, thanks for sharing.

Can you post a picture? Sounds like a lot of work, especially by hand.

These would go great with my GC1 that i am restoring. I am new to this forum so how would we do the transaction? I live in CT.

Nice looking table

I am interested. Any chips?

Gotcha and looking forward to seeing your finished table. Great thread.

Thanks Rexus31. I will check my rails tonight. The base has the same markings. I wonder if it’s the personal builder? The original blue after I sanded of the smoke stained old surface.

Gc1 Does anybody know what “MOD AR” means and “FTV JM”???

Brunstone “BS” markings I am doing a complete restoration on an original blue and white 1963 GC1 and just wanted to post the picture of the Brunstone “BS” markings. I agree with Glen, most older tables don’t have real slate, so if you do it’s rare and more valuable even though Brunswick states...