Found this during a search. Pretty cool. The prices just kill me. https://digital.libraries.ou.edu/utils/getfile/collection/gmccurtain/id/443/filename/444.pdf
Cool old Brunswick literature......................
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Very cool, thanks for posting.
What a great bit of billiard history.
What a great bit of billiard history.
A treasure trove of such information is on the Brunswick Billiards website.
Go to https://www.brunswickbilliards.com/ and click on "History" at the bottom of the page. Then click on "THE BRUNSWICK LIBRARY" and follow the instructions.
Go to https://www.brunswickbilliards.com/ and click on "History" at the bottom of the page. Then click on "THE BRUNSWICK LIBRARY" and follow the instructions.
They did away with the table archive. When i asked them they said it got lost. Whatever. Don't believe that for a second.
You can still find tables via what I posted. It's just harder.
How?? I guess you have to search each by name now. I'll try it.
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Go to The Brunswick Library and do some searches or look through the Images. Not quite as convenient as the old way.
I searched a few by name and found them.
Tips for 17 and 18 mm shafts? Yikes!!
indiana slim
Registered
I've found some of these tokens in my home town, and was able to find where the room was from the stamped name on the token. Pretty cool stuff.
Huh??? Was that in there somewhere?
On one of the first handful of pages I think. They were talking about the quality woods they use so saying they don't hide it with paint.
This was great to go through, not just for the pool equipment but reading the period writing style. They even put in pictures of all of their and sales people buildings in the book.
I know. I love old stuff like this. The literature had a style/class all its own. Working for Brunswick when they absolutely ruled would have been very cool.
Its garczar bro.
