I have some very hard to find Brunswick Arcade equipment. It amounts to a complete 1920's poolroom except for the table.
I have the #50 inlaid cue cabinet (10 cue drawers, 3 supply drawers); the #40 inlaid coat closet with original cue racks on sides (if you can even find one the cue racks are almost always missing and mine are perfect); #33 cue rack (center mirror is missing, costs about $150 to replace, and crown needs restoration); inlaid "cue bin" (10 cubby holes in top for 10 different weights of cues- they used to put these in the huge 1920s poolrooms where it was an inconvenient distance to the wall rack); inlaid 9-shelf pool ball shelf/rack; inlaid Arcade matching chair (Extremely rare item that was never in a catalog.) Some items need restoration, some not. The last item is the Brunswick catalog page featuring the Arcade, and I had a master woodworker find some matching ribbon mahogany and make a frame in the exact style of some of Brunswick's famous advertising, like the Archie Gunn Girl prints.
This is a complete 1920's matching poolroom minus the table. I have been planning my ultimate poolroom for 20 years, and over that time I accumulated as much Arcade and Kling matching equipment that I could ~ not knowing which look I would end up with, the ribbon-cut mahogany or the walnut of the Kling. The equipment has nearly identical inlays and style so I considered keeping it all. Since I found several Klings to put in but only one Arcade, I sold the Arcade to a high-roller who only had room for the table.
PM me with interest and we can discuss prices, photos, trades, etc. I would prefer to trade for a 9' Kling. In my experience on here I will almost surely get someone complaining that I don't have a price listed, but keep in mind that there are multiple items and possible trade considerations. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for someone who likes the 1920's poolroom look. I also have a collection of period art and photos, some of which I could repro to decorate any high roller's room. The items are in the dead center of the USA if you are considering an in person look. Thanks for being patient enough to read through my long description.
I have the #50 inlaid cue cabinet (10 cue drawers, 3 supply drawers); the #40 inlaid coat closet with original cue racks on sides (if you can even find one the cue racks are almost always missing and mine are perfect); #33 cue rack (center mirror is missing, costs about $150 to replace, and crown needs restoration); inlaid "cue bin" (10 cubby holes in top for 10 different weights of cues- they used to put these in the huge 1920s poolrooms where it was an inconvenient distance to the wall rack); inlaid 9-shelf pool ball shelf/rack; inlaid Arcade matching chair (Extremely rare item that was never in a catalog.) Some items need restoration, some not. The last item is the Brunswick catalog page featuring the Arcade, and I had a master woodworker find some matching ribbon mahogany and make a frame in the exact style of some of Brunswick's famous advertising, like the Archie Gunn Girl prints.
This is a complete 1920's matching poolroom minus the table. I have been planning my ultimate poolroom for 20 years, and over that time I accumulated as much Arcade and Kling matching equipment that I could ~ not knowing which look I would end up with, the ribbon-cut mahogany or the walnut of the Kling. The equipment has nearly identical inlays and style so I considered keeping it all. Since I found several Klings to put in but only one Arcade, I sold the Arcade to a high-roller who only had room for the table.
PM me with interest and we can discuss prices, photos, trades, etc. I would prefer to trade for a 9' Kling. In my experience on here I will almost surely get someone complaining that I don't have a price listed, but keep in mind that there are multiple items and possible trade considerations. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for someone who likes the 1920's poolroom look. I also have a collection of period art and photos, some of which I could repro to decorate any high roller's room. The items are in the dead center of the USA if you are considering an in person look. Thanks for being patient enough to read through my long description.
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