Cuebuddy Mini cues Silver Member Feb 1, 2008 #1 http://cgi.ebay.com/1875-BRUNSWICK-...ryZ21213QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
olauzon HANK THE TANK Silver Member Feb 1, 2008 #2 well it does need a new location. wonder if it's prime cast iron slate?
Cuebuddy Mini cues Silver Member Feb 1, 2008 #3 I have never heard of this prime cast iron slate. Is there such a thing?
olauzon HANK THE TANK Silver Member Feb 1, 2008 #4 i sure hope not. it just looks massively built, like a pool table version of the cast iron lion of cangzhou
i sure hope not. it just looks massively built, like a pool table version of the cast iron lion of cangzhou
JimS Grandpa & his grand boys. Silver Member Feb 2, 2008 #5 I don't care for it. Too fancy and I think it looks unstable... with that narrow footprint.
jay helfert Shoot Pool, not people Gold Member Silver Member Feb 2, 2008 #6 JimS said: I don't care for it. Too fancy and I think it looks unstable... with that narrow footprint. Click to expand... I was thinking the same thing. All that weight on those narrow legs. Bet it's hard to level.
JimS said: I don't care for it. Too fancy and I think it looks unstable... with that narrow footprint. Click to expand... I was thinking the same thing. All that weight on those narrow legs. Bet it's hard to level.
wakuljr AzB Silver Member Silver Member Feb 2, 2008 #8 if it is real, that is a brunswick monarch. very sought after, last 1 i saw sold for 60k in a silent auction in vegas. they are kinda rare and pricey.
if it is real, that is a brunswick monarch. very sought after, last 1 i saw sold for 60k in a silent auction in vegas. they are kinda rare and pricey.
n10spool PHD in table mechanics Silver Member Feb 2, 2008 #9 The rare Brunswick Monarch table's are the lion's head ones. But this is 1 of 2 ebonized one that I have seen lately. Take a look at Blatt billiards website I believe they have the largest collection af Brunswick tables.
The rare Brunswick Monarch table's are the lion's head ones. But this is 1 of 2 ebonized one that I have seen lately. Take a look at Blatt billiards website I believe they have the largest collection af Brunswick tables.
