Brunswick Non-slate models?

I have read on this forum that Brunswick tables produced from WWII to the mid 70’s used Brunstone instead of real slate. I don’t know of a list published anywhere and I doubt you could even get that by contacting Brunswick since they had a fire that destroyed much of their historical documents. I do think that list would be fairly short though, since that era was mostly commercial tables. To my knowledge, all other Brunswick tables used real slate for the playing surface.


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Lawnboy77 said:
I have read on this forum that Brunswick tables produced from WWII to the mid 70’s used Brunstone instead of real slate. I don’t know of a list published anywhere and I doubt you could even get that by contacting Brunswick since they had a fire that destroyed much of their historical documents. I do think that list would be fairly short though, since that era was mostly commercial tables. To my knowledge, all other Brunswick tables used real slate for the playing surface.


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Tables listed above are non-slate "honeycomb"playing surface. Not a hard substance like Brunstone.
 
PoolTable911 said:
Tables listed above are non-slate "honeycomb"playing surface. Not a hard substance like Brunstone.
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Thanks for the correction, I incorrectly assumed the OP was referring to Brunstone, when he stated, “Non-slate”.


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