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I worked in a Granite and marble Fab shop and you would be surprised at the uneveness of the slabs we were working.(Crown's etc.) Dave

I researched and found this....http://forums.procooling.com/vbb/archive/index.php/t-5728.html Dave

Thanks guy's

Does anyone know what years did they (Brunswick) use round mother of pearl sights? I searched on line with no sucess. Thanks, Dave

I guess I have never seen 1 1/8 thick plywood. Should be quite strong.

4x8x1 1/8 Tounge and Grove Subflooring? Never heard of those dimensions, unless you plan on parking a semi on it!

Thanks for the link to the video Dartman!

Who's the Boss here you or her... er.. well I know the answer to that one!:smile:

Not sure what manufacturer, but I am 99.9% it is Pine. Nice looking table though. The top rails might be mahogany, it's hard to tell.

Hey there..... wait a minute...... Thatwas me with the 2500. I felt bad when I took the 70 mile trip and said WTH when I saw the 'workbench". I thought I might as well help ya out and take the POS bench made out of 2x4's to a dumpster on the way home. So much for being a "nice" guy! LOL

Why would you pass on it if the rails may bolt from the sides?

I wanted to give a Big "Thanks" to 9-ball B for the information on the pool table I am wanting to restore. I was able to contact the antique dealer that he set the pool table up for over 4 yrs ago today and I got some very valuable information on the color etc. Very much appreciated!!!:thumbup...

All I can say is WOW!:thumbup:

Got my pictures and a little information from Joe @ Newell & Company. I am going to do my best with the color picture I received to put this table back to it's original glory. Even with the color picture it is very hard to understand the process/colors used back in 1932-34. Thanks for the...

Thank you for the help! I have a few color copies coming as we speak. I cannot wait to see what this table is suppose to look like. I cannot believe it was treated so poorly.

Thanks Timm. I went to their site and I could have sworn I saw a "L" in there. In fact when I saw your post I double checked. Must be the heat... as it was 120 with the heat index Friday and my brain must have melted a little. Dave

Thanks for the info. What did the finish look like in person? Was it a forest green with the silver foil? It looks like almost a "rag" painting technique from the Brunswick site. Thanks for the help! Dave

I was thinking the same thing, but that is how it is spelled on the Brunswick site. TY

Thanks Mr. H. Ken doesn't have one so I'll try the other suggestion.