1955 Brunswick Anniversary

Heyalex40

Heyalex40

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I have a friend that has a 1955 Brunswick Anniversary with Gold Crown ball return that he is considering selling. In 2002 while he was working at Beach Billiards in Santa Ana, CA he had it completely re-finished by the Beach factory and it came out looking great. He set it up at his house and then had to move in 2005 into a house that would not accommodate the table. He had always planned on finding a new place to set it up but it doesn't look like that is going to happen anytime soon so here we are. The table is in storage in Corona, Ca. Again, I am posting for a friend so if you have any questions, give me a little time but I will get back to you. We are looking for photo's of the table set up and will post when we find them.
He also has a 10ft Gold Crown Snooker table if you happen to need one of those.
Any idea on value in this market?
 
Last week, this Brunswick Anniversary 5 x 10 sold @ $500.00 , accessories included.
It was listed in the AzB sale forum.
 

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From what I have seen on these forums over the past 10 years, the 10' snooker table won't sell, regardless of condition. You'll have to sell it for less than 500 if you are lucky to find a buyer, or give it away for free just to get it out of the house. There is near zero demand for one.

The pool table I can't comment on.
 
iusedtoberich said:
From what I have seen on these forums over the past 10 years, the 10' snooker table won't sell, regardless of condition. You'll have to sell it for less than 500 if you are lucky to find a buyer, or give it away for free just to get it out of the house. There is near zero demand for one.

The pool table I can't comment on.
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Agreed, it is a tough sell, and very limited market. Its tough enough fitting a 4.5 X 9 in many homes, that is the reason that 4 X 8 size were popular. Often you see 3.5 X 7 (bar table size) in folks houses.

I would suggest that these 5 X 10 would only be popular in a commercial billiard or pool rooms, and I have seen these in there and they are usually for sale because you can get (2) bar tables in the same spot and they would see more action.


Ken
 
maybe someone who plans to compete in chinese 8 ball could have use for the downsized snooker table. jayson has a similar table but 9 ft
 
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