I'm such a dumb ass. I looked at the picture and thought it was part of the table not the light. Smack my head.
Mark Gregory - Anniversary from the ground up!
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I'm such a dumb ass. I looked at the picture and thought it was part of the table not the light. Smack my head.
He says since he used to give you weight in the old days, now that he's old, needs glasses and doesn't play anymore,and you're a great player he'll take 10-7, and he'll give it a whirl!He does great work the best .
But tell him if you or anyone talks to him
He can't beat me playing 1 pocket
Mark knows how it goes in Ohio, he should ask for a game he can with with...... Lol
I would be disappointed to see anything less than perfect from Mark, he's in the zone when it comes to the Cenntennials and Anniversaries, no one on planet earth comes anywhere near Marks quality of work or attention to detail.
Wow, that is a real beauty!! Love the picture with the reflection of the light diffuser on the rail.
You do realize the Sport King had one of the worst frames Brunswick ever put under a slate on a commercial pool table...right?
But...the light Mark built pictured here in this thread, don't have one single florescent light in it, they're all LED lights
Brunswick hired the famous art designer Donald Desky to design the 100 year aniversary table, the Centennial. It was the best table ever. He also designed the Radio City Music Hall's facade.
Good job Mark. That's the best finish work yet.
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What a beautiful table. I sold my Formica railed Anni years ago for a boat and have missed it ever since. Now that finances are better, I knew I wanted... Needed another one. Mark is currently finishing mine up as well and I can't wait until its all set up. Stay tuned for more pics
The famous Donald Deskey did indeed design some tables for Brunswick, some backbars too, however, both the Anniversary and Centennial models were designed by the same two men: Robert I. Anderson and Bert Hoeker of Grand Haven and Muskegon, Michigan respectively.
Where did you get that info? It is very interesting. I'm not saying your wrong, but it is a common belief that he did design the Centennial and Anniversary. Of course none of these sources are worth listing. A Google search routinely returns his name as designer.
For the record, I trust you on this one.
Edited to add that I found an old post from 2010 that you made on this subject. It's amazing how someone can get credit for work they didn't do.
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For the record, I trust you on this one.
Edited to add that I found an old post from 2010 that you made on this subject. It's amazing how someone can get credit for work they didn't do.
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