Came across this listing on ebay.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-VTG-M...493817?hash=item36435e6579:g:8HoAAOSwtcRcG73v
https://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-VTG-M...493817?hash=item36435e6579:g:8HoAAOSwtcRcG73v
Gold Crown Chairs - Ebay
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Very nice but pricey at $1,499
The want is real!
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I have 4 sets and they all have feet.
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Yes those are the ones.
Yeah, thats what I was thinking, I would not pay that much for them to go with my GCI, matching light, and matching floor standing double sided cue rack. I have 1 Brunswick wood/leather billiard chair, I would like to find at lest 1 more to match it some day, I also have 4 other "off brand" billiard chairs that work just fine for now.
$1500.00? No. It's old, it's cool, but materials, No.
$500 on a good day, yes, maybe.
I like old stuff like that. But even for the $500 I said, I can get something much more comfortable.
$500 on a good day, yes, maybe.
I like old stuff like that. But even for the $500 I said, I can get something much more comfortable.
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Whats your point? This is a bunch of unrelated bowling stuff. The chairs in the original post were sold as a direct accessory to the GC1 tables in the 60s.
Find another set of these chairs for sale at any price. Very tough which is why someone decided 1500 wasn't out of their budget.
I would also happily pay $1500 for the double sided cue rack mentioned in a previous post. I have only ever seen 1 other of those.
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Thanks for posting Jimmy, I was unfamiliar with that site.
The legs are .75 and these are the closest to the originals.
https://chaircaps.com/products/nylon-glide-replacement-34-od.html
Pricey at $49.95!!!
Those aren't THAT rare... here in SoCal a bowling alley closed up and
there were several sets like those, and the ash trays, etc. I think
somebody bought all of them. Gotta have room for that stuff!
Now what I'd call rare is a Brunswick Centennial cue wall rack..
I've only seen one, with the aluminum that matches the table!
there were several sets like those, and the ash trays, etc. I think
somebody bought all of them. Gotta have room for that stuff!
Now what I'd call rare is a Brunswick Centennial cue wall rack..
I've only seen one, with the aluminum that matches the table!
good point, centennial stuff is very rare! makes the GC stuff seem easy to find.