Gold Crown Identification
- Thread starter gmansbu
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Bronze trim. No skirts. Pretty sure that's a 3.
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Agree.
Chalk it up for another GCIII vote.
If you pass...can I ask where it is located? I’m looking for a good one...only if your pass... thanks. I’m in Charlotte area
It could very well be a II, as that differed from the I only in having bronze trim and stained wood aprons, legs, etc. The white plastic aprons were often removed to ease maintenance.
If it's a III with original rubber, that will likely have to be replaced, as it quickly hardened.
If it's a III with original rubber, that will likely have to be replaced, as it quickly hardened.
TrevorB
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I’d stick with it being a III. The II had silver trim & pocket castings, but bronze feet & ballbox.
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Ah, yes, you guys are right! I never realized the II had mismatched-color metal parts, and that the III had larger aprons.
Plus I don’t remember see the big Brunswick letters on a I or a II....although it could be an add on.
I never saw that till the IIIs.
Biloxi Boy
Man With A Golden Arm
Is there an article on Gold Crown identification? General Info? Played on them all of my pool days and know -0- about them. Thanks.
That should be an easy search here, there are dozens of threads about it.
TrevorB
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Here's a couple docs for your reading/viewing pleasure.
Biloxi Boy
Man With A Golden Arm
Thank you.
http://www.billiardsforum.com/pool-...uld-this-be-a-brunswick-gold-crown-pool-table This spec sheet covers 1-4 GC's. One thing about them is that B'wick tended to use whatever was laying around so some later 1's had 2 stuff on them and vice versa. Some early 3's still used the 1-2 style frame. But generally this chart covers them pretty good.
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