1945 Brunswick Anniversary Pool Table

[kennycsa]

This table was restored in Walnut by Arthur Ball in 2009. I also had the rail bumpers replaced ~2013. I didn't want to sell it but we are relocating to Florida and I won't have room to use it.
Price is $9,200 and buyer is responsible for the move.
Serious offers will be considered.
Ed K.

 

[kitsap]

And this table is presently located where and what size is it?

 

[kennycsa]

It's 8 foot three piece slate, located in Royse City Tx 75189.

 

[kitsap]

It's 8 foot three piece slate, located in Royse City Tx 75189.

Thank you.

 

[CocoboloCowboy]

Nice offering.

 

[Lawnboy77]

Nice! A first gen Anniversary in 46" X 92", kind of rare. Beautiful table and room! I know you hate to let it go, I would to. GLWS!

 

[kennycsa]

Lawnboy77,

Arthur told me that when he restored it, he added the ball storage rack which did not come with this model (first gen?) I've added a pic of the storage rack.

Ed K.

 

[Lawnboy77]

Lawnboy77,

Arthur told me that when he restored it, he added the ball storage rack which did not come with this model (first gen?) I've added a pic of the storage rack.

Ed K.

That's a Mod C, the first version built and I'm pretty sure they all had ball storage racks originally. Check out the link below, it list your model with the storage rack. Maybe someone removed it and Arthur returned it back to original, or maybe he had to replace it? Anyway, it looks great.

Table - 1946 | Brunswick Billiards

 

[kennycsa]

Lawnboy77,

Thanks for the link, it probably did come with ball storage originally. I probably mis-reported what Mr. Ball told me.

It was just happenstance that I decided to stop by Arthur's shop in Plano. I left several hours before the meeting time with the seller as I just got moved into Royse City from Okinawa Japan and had no idea how long it would take to drive to Plano. I don't remember how I found Arthur's work address and had a hard time finding it when I got in that area. The door was open so my wife and I got out to say hello and see what tables he had for sale.

During our short conversation, I mentioned that I was possibly buying a 1945 Anniversary table. He kind of smiled and walked into the office area and came back with a printed picture of a table. He asked me if that looked like the one I was going see. I'm pretty sure it was the same table picture I had viewed on Craigslist from the seller. That's when he talked about the restoration process. I believe he had a picture of the same table before restoration and it was in terrible shape.

I still have the original hand written receipt from the seller. I may try to contact him for specific details that I just can't remember.

I didn't mention that the light and four billiard chairs are included in my asking price.

Ed K.